FAQ

Looney Tunes.

Well, the director of this cartoon is Jack King. The director in this cartoon is Oliver Owl.

W.C. Fields comes to the studio gate in a top hat, overcoat and checkered pants. He uses his cane as a pool cue in an allusion to one of his famous vaudeville routines, which he performed in many films including Pool Sharks (1915) (1915).

Charles Chaplin is driving the car that "walks."

Beans disguises himself as Oliver Hardy to get past the studio guard.

The robotic monster is modeled on Boris Karloff's Frankenstein monster.

The studio guard lifts Beans and his car and throws them both away from the lot. A live-action studio guard (played by Michael Maltese) did the same to Porky Pig and his car in You Ought to Be in Pictures (1940) (1940).

Beans disguises himself as Oliver Hardy to get past the studio guard. Porky Pig did the same thing in You Ought to Be in Pictures (1940) (1940).

Yes, it's included in the Looney Tunes Golden Collection, Volume Three (2005) (V) Disc 2.