Bedtime for Sniffles

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Bedtime for Sniffles

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Notes:

1.) The Blue Ribbon reissue uses the 1945-55 opening MM cue, then proceeds to audio holding the original film.
2.) While the USA Turner dubbed version replaces the original 1939-1941 Merrie Melodies ending music cue with the 1941-1955 Merrie Melodies ending music cue, the EU Turner dubbed version retains the original ending music cue.
3.) Sniffles has a “Monahan” brand clock, a reference to Dave Monahan.

Series:

Merrie Melodies (Blue Ribbon)

Rings/Iris Center Colors:

Orange
Red (reissue)

Reel No.:

9635

Animation

Robert Cannon

Uncredited Animators

Ken Harris
Rudy Larriva
Robert McKimson
Phil Monroe

Uncredited Camera operator

John Burton
Ken Moore

Uncredited Layouts

John McGrew

Uncredited Backgrounds

Paul Julian

Uncredited Sound effects

Treg Brown

Uncredited Film Editor

Treg Brown

Uncredited Voice Characterizations

Margaret Hill-Talbot
Gil Warren
Jeanne Dunne
Paul Taylor's Sportsmen

Musical Direction

Carl W. Stalling

Uncredited Orchestration

Milt Franklyn

MPAA No.:

6072

Production company(s)

Leon Schlesinger Studios
Warner Bros. Cartoons
Vitaphone

Distributor

Warner Bros.

Release date(s):

November 23, 1940

Blue Ribbon Re-Release date(s):

January 1, 1949

Color process

Technicolor

Language

English

Preceded by

Wacky Wildlife

Followed by

Porky's Hired Hand

External links
IMDb page

Bedtime for Sniffles is a 1940 Merrie Melodies short directed by Chuck Jones.

Plot[]

In his little sardine can house, Sniffles tries to stay awake and wait up to see Santa on Christmas Eve. Sniffles is sweeping up and singing "Jingle Bells" while he waits for Santa. In just an hour, Santa will be here. He makes a cup of Haxwell Mouse Coffee and reads Good Mousekeeping magazine while he waits, only to have it all go to waste, as he falls asleep anyway.

Bedtime for Sniffles

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