“The Three Little Pups” (1953) is a Tex Avery–directed MGM short featuring Droopy in one of his most iconic roles. A parody of The Three Little Pigs, the cartoon replaces fairy-tale whimsy with Avery’s trademark slapstick and absurd humor. This time, Droopy and two lazy hound dogs build their homes to fend off the Wolf — a fast-talking, Southern-accented trickster who relies on dynamite and gadgets instead of huffing and puffing. What makes the short unforgettable is the contrast between Droopy’

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🗓️ On This Day in 1928… 🚢🎬 “Steamboat Willie” Premieres and Changes Animation Forever On November 18, 1928, Walt Disney and animator Ub Iwerks introduced the world to “Steamboat Willie” at the Colony Theatre in New York City. The eight-minute short instantly made history. It was one of the first cartoons to successfully synchronize sound with on-screen action, creating a level of timing and personality that audiences had never experienced before. The film also marked the official debut of Mic