1.) This short is notable for introducing
Henery Hawk, who would appear in twelve more cartoons in the Golden Age of American Animation.
2.)
Kent Rogers played Henery in this cartoon, while
Tedd Pierce voices the rooster and
Sara Berner voices Hazel and Henery's mother.
3.) This cartoon does not featuring the voice of
Mel Blanc.
4.) This is the only cartoon where Kent Rogers voices Henery Hawk. Mel Blanc took over as the voice of Henery Hawk beginning with
Walky Talky Hawky.
5.) This is the only cartoon where Henery's mother appears. In
Walky Talky Hawky, she is mentioned only at the beginning, but never seen onscreen, as in later Henery Hawk cartoons she has been replaced by Henery's father,
George K. Chickenhawk.
6.) Henery is known as "Junior" in this short. It is not until
Walky Talky Hawky that he is given an actual name.
7.) It was reissued in 1947-48 season evident from
Color Rings. The original titles are lost and have not been found.
8.) The cartoon released as a special feature of
Casablanca 70th Anniversary Edition on Blu-Ray uses an unreleased stereo mix of its recreated 1995 m/e soundtrack (used mostly for the 1995 redubs of this short). Note that some of dialogue's volume has been decreased, making it hard for viewers to understand the lines the character says. In addition, both the reissued opening and ending music cues, as well as the unaltered parts of the background music appear to sound canned for this reason.
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