Simple but effective Sylvester & Tweety short directed by Friz Freleng. This time Tweety is in a park (pre-Granny era so he's alone) and Sylvester is trying to get at him and failing repeatedly. It's a straightforward plot but the Looney Tunes cartoons were never driven by a great story. The gags here, such as Sylvester trying to take the place of a toddler and getting a spanking or Sylvester's creative usage of bubble gum, are lots of fun to watch. Mel Blanc's voice work is exceptional as always. Carl Stalling's music is energetic and suits the action perfectly. The animation is beautiful with well-drawn characters and backgrounds and rich colors. It's not one of the best Sylvester and Tweety cartoons but it is a good one.
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