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Sylvester the Cat - A Favorite Cartoon Cat
Sylvester the cat, with his tomato red nose and huge jowls, made his first appearance in the 1945 Warner Bros . cartoon ' Life With Feathers '.
The canary was not so innocent as it looked and often matched Sylvester cat in deviousness and cunning, often setting things up so that the cat appeared to be the sole mischief maker and the bird the sinless victim.
Sylvester is remembered for his rasping lisp , particularly his catch-phrase 'Sufferin' succotash!' The voice for Sylvester the cat was provided by Mel Blanc the man behind so many of the looney tunes voices, and was said to be modeled on producer Leon Schlesinger's own lisp .
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Sylvester is a fictional cat who appears in several Looney Tunes cartoons , often chasing Tweety Bird , Speedy Gonzalez , or Hippety Hopper .
Sylvester's trademark was his sloppy, stridulating lisp (which, like Daffy Duck's , was based on producer Leon Schlesinger's ).
Sylvester is an adorable cat who shows much pride in himself, and he never gives up.
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Looney Tunes - Stars Of The Show - Sylvester, Granny and Sylvester Jr.
Tweetie Pie (in which Sylvester was called "Thomas") established Tweety and Sylvester as a team, and they would appear together in more than 40 cartoons over the next decades, winning another Academy Award for Freleng's Birds Anonymous.
When she wasn't protecting Tweety from Sylvester's plundering claws in shorts like Room And Bird, Gift Wrapped and Tweet And Sour, Granny -- armed with her trusty umbrella, wire-rimmed spectacles and a very tight white bun of hair - was also a Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries regular.
Sylvester also played the submissive kitty to Porky Pig in Claws For Alarm as Sylvester loses his lid over a pack of murderous mice that inhabit a ghost town motel (no doubt they're Speedy admirers).
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COMMENTARY: First, kill the cats   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
The aim is to prevent the mass killing of birds by cats, mostly of the feral — i.e., wild — variety.
Wisconsin is considering allowing residents to shoot feral cats in part because a respected study found that felines kill between 7.8 million and 217 million birds in Wisconsin alone.
Meanwhile, the contribution of feral cats is 100 percent aesthetic.
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Sylvester Cat filmography (under construction): As of 6/28/01: 1945 through 1949 -Note: Tweety only starred without Sylvester in three cartoons ...
Sylvester the Cat is one of many Warner Brothers cartoon characters.
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A history of Sylvester in Warner Brothers cartoons
Sylvester the cat was created by Friz Freleng for the 1945 cartoon " Life With Feathers ", in which a henpecked lovebird tries to commit suicide by having Sylvester eat him.
Sylvester spots an organ grinder, and steals his monkey's clothes and pretends tto be the monkey, climbing up to the window again, holding out a cup for donations, and as he is distracting Granny, he goes for the bird.
Sylvester loses him, but boasts to his son that he not only beat up the mouse but wished it were twice as big with 4 arms....just as the mother kangaroo emerges from the tent with Hippety in her pouch, scaring the father and son away!
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TV ACRES: Animals > Cats > Cartoons > Sylvester the Cat (Warner Brothers)
Sylvester's greatest challenge is to catch Tweety Pie , a small yellow canary who always says "I tawt I taw a puddy cat." Sylvester and Tweety first met in the Academy Award winning cartoon Tweetie Pie (1947).
Other cartoon antagonists to taunt the scrawny kitty cat were Speedy Gonzales the Mexican mouse; Hippety Hopper the Kangaroo; and the stuttering Porky Pig .
Because of the "spitty" nature of the Sylvester character, Mel Blanc recalled in his autobiography That Not All Folks (Warner Books, 1988) that when he finished reading during the voice recording sessions the scripts and his fellow actors were frequently covered with saliva.
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Sylvester is a movie about a horse and the sport of eventing.
Sylvester is also the name of several places:
This is a disambiguation page, a list of pages that otherwise might share the same title.
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Sylvester is a fictional cat who appears in several Looney Tunes cartoons , often chasing Tweety Bird , Speedy Gonzalez ...
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Sylvester the Cat - Uncyclopedia
Sylvester was a cartoon cat which did not understand perspective and had the misfortune of having a paper bag with eyes as a son.
Since there was no obvious mother figure in this scenario Sylvester had to provide for his paper bag kitty by eating kangaroos.
Even in a cartoon universe this is not as easy as it sounds (in a cartoon universe one cannot just go down to Aldi's for Roo Burgers from Captain Birds Eye).
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Sylvester the Cat - Reviews on RateItAll   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
Anyway, we all love the classic Warner Brothers cartoons for, well, I suppose for their comically verbose dialogue and memorable characters, and Sylvester is one of those memorable characters.
Sylvester the cat is my favorite character with him always trying to catch tweety and he always fails he either gets stopped by Granny or the dog.
When they ventured off to the giant mouse/kangaroo stuff Sylvester became the poor dumb cat getting the crap beat out of him, I liked his sneaky plots better.
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He is the prey of Sylvester the cat.
Tweety began his acting career independent of Sylvester the Cat, who had already been chasing mice and birds in his own cartoons under the management of a guy named Friz Freleng .
When Bob left Warner Brothers in 1947, he was in the middle of producing a fourth Tweety Bird cartoon and Friz wanted to make his cartoons a little more interesting by having Sylvester the Cat peruse Tweety instead of a woodpecker.
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Sylvester loves to sleep, hes really lazy and doesnt do much during the day unless its a hot day.
I dont want my cat to be put down, but hes having trouble breathing and even opening his eyes!
If you type in Sylvester on the search on this website, then click on Sylvester B who lives in Wales you will se it.
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Jamie Wasserman | It's a Busker's Life
Tuesday through Saturday Paul plays from nine in the morning until four in the afternoon; sometimes as Sylvester the Cat, sometimes as a 'Tequila' playing Mexican complete with sombrero and fake moustache, and sometimes as a Scotsman right down to the drums and kilt.
He experimented with different songs, different costumes, different locations (pitches) until he discovered the Sylvester the Cat costume and the "magic" song- a special eight minute version of Stevie Wonder's Part-Time Lover.
Nigel and his cat costume were a fixture in the London Underground but after six years of playing Part-Time Lover five hours a day, seven days a week, Nigel tired of the busking life.
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First, kill the cats - The Washington Times: Commentary - March 16, 2005   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
Not cougars or mountain lions or tigers on the loose but putty-tats: Sylvester the cat.
Anyway, while Carson's cancer scare was a big deal, the part of the book which has kept "Silent Spring" on the shelves is the bit about how spring would no longer bring a symphony of songbirds.
In other words, compounds that make food cheaper and more abundant for everybody kill between 10 and 20 percent of the number of birds killed by cats every year.
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If you force your child (conveniently named "Gregory") to wear a Sylvester the Cat suit for some future Halloween outing, I'm seriously calling the authorities on you.
It turned out that the creator of Sylvester the Cat was attending a special birthday party at the Warner Brothers store in Boston's Copley Square, and I was to hang out in front and promote the event.
A greasy looking guy and his two friends flashed fifty dollars in front of me. The guy said, "I'll give you this if you tell me whether you're a guy or a girl." I shrugged, and they walked off laughing, taking their drug money with them.
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Researchers used a cartoon featuring fl and white cat Sylvester to study how language was reflected in the gestures people made.
Dr Sotaro Kita, of the University of Bristol's Department of Experimental Psychology, showed the cartoon to a group of native English, Japanese, and Turkish speakers and then watched their gestures as they described the action they had seen.
For example, when describing a scene where Sylvester swings on a rope, the English speakers used gestures showing an arc trajectory, and the Japanese and Turkish speakers tended to use straight gestures showing the motion but not the arc.
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