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Lights Fantastic (1942)

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Lights Fantastic



    Merrie Melodies.



    Products parodied in Lights Fantastic:

    * Underwood typewriters as "Understood"

    * Four Roses whiskey as "Four Noses"

    * Lucky Strike cigarettes, in the horse shoe sign with the Speed Riggs auctioneer spiel made famous on radio advertisements.

    * Chase and Sanbourn coffee as "Face and Sunburn." The "It's Dated" gag refers to a then-hot innovation about the dating and freshness of the coffee.

    * Maxwell House coffee as "Stucco House" with its "Good to the Last Drop" motto

    * Planters peanuts, seen both as the dancing Mr. Peanut and in the live action footage of New York City's Times Square

    * Carnation tinned milk as "Darnation," with the contented cows tagline

    * Old Dutch cleanser

    Two references I have yet to identify with certainty are the cod liver oil gag and the hieroglyphic animated billboard, also seen in A Hare Grows in Manhattan (Freleng, 1947). The billboard may possibly refer to Ramses II Cigarettes.

    --E.O. Costello, Warner Brothers Cartoon Companion

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