"Paying the Piper" is an enjoyable Porky Pig cartoon written by Warren Foster and directed by Robert McKimson. The Pied Piper of Hamelin is actually Porky, who has just rid the town of all its rats. With no rats for the felines to eat, the "Supreem" Cat takes his stand, with the help of a giant rat suit.
My favorite moments from "Paying the Piper": Porky demonstrates his musical prowess to the mayor by playing some hot jazz clarinet and joyfully skipping around the mayor's office. On two occasions, the "giant rat" whips Porky with his tail, thus emitting a hilarious "YEEEOWWW!"
Porky and I have the same kind of job: playing jazz! But in MY case, the purpose is NOT to rid the town of all the rats. Badda boom!
My favorite moments from "Paying the Piper": Porky demonstrates his musical prowess to the mayor by playing some hot jazz clarinet and joyfully skipping around the mayor's office. On two occasions, the "giant rat" whips Porky with his tail, thus emitting a hilarious "YEEEOWWW!"
Porky and I have the same kind of job: playing jazz! But in MY case, the purpose is NOT to rid the town of all the rats. Badda boom!