You're an Education

You're an Education

Infobox Hollywood cartoon
cartoon_name = You're An Education
series = Merrie Melodies


caption =
director = Frank Tashlin
story_artist = Dave Monahan
animator = A.C. Gamer
voice_actor = Mel Blanc
musician = Carl Stalling
producer = Leon Schlesinger
distributor = Warner Brothers Pictures
release_date = November 5, 1938 (USA)
color_process = Color
runtime = 7 min, 02 sec on Blue Ribbon reissue
movie_language = English
imdb_id = 0030999

"You're An Education" is a 1938 Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Frank Tashlin.__NOTOC__

Synopsis

The brochures in a travel agency come to life.

Trivia

This was Frank Tashlin's last cartoon with Warner Brothers for five years; he left the studio to become a gag writer with Disney, then moved to Screen Gems to direct. He would return in 1943.

The Blue Ribbon reissue of this cartoon is missing about 45 seconds of footage. The print used on Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 4 is the reissue print. The original is presumed to be lost.

The short is almost never seen on television because of a handful of racially-insensitive characters included.

This is the third and final entry in Tashlin's Books-Come-To-Life trilogy released in 1937-1938.


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