At the time of this short, radio and cinema were the usual means of entertainment available to Americans. Television was in the early stages; cartoons like this were shown as part of a movie program, to both adults and children. So the attention to background detail was quite apparent, as adults would appreciate the ultra modern kitchen with all the latest gadgets, as well as the sleek and stylish console radio.
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By what name was Jerry and the Goldfish (1951) officially released in Canada in English?
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