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Have fun singing along with this famous story about two very good friends who come from two very different places.
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Lyrics:
There was a Country Mouse who loved the country
There was a City Mouse who loved the city
There was a Country Mouse and a City Mouse
And they were very good friends

The Country Mouse liked to eat oats and beans
The City Mouse liked to eat cake and cheese
There was a Country Mouse and a City Mouse
And they were very good friends

The Country Mouse listened to the bugs and birds
The City Mouse listened to the cars and trucks
There was a Country Mouse and a City Mouse
And they were very good friends

The Country Mouse looked at the moon and stars
The City Mouse looked at the signs and lights
There was a Country Mouse and a City Mouse
And they were very good friends

The Country Mouse lived near the fields and trees
The City Mouse lived near the shops and streets
There was a Country Mouse and a City Mouse
And they were very good friends

The Country Mouse invited the City Mouse
The City Mouse visited the Country Mouse
There was a Country Mouse and a City Mouse
And they were very good friends

The Country Mouse showed his friend the country
The City Mouse talked about the city
There was a Country Mouse and a City Mouse
And they were very good friends

The Country Mouse said, “Please feel at home”
The City Mouse wanted to go back home
There was a Country Mouse and a City Mouse
And they were very good friends

The City Mouse invited the Country Mouse
The Country Mouse visited the City Mouse
There was a Country Mouse and a City Mouse
And they were very good friends

The City Mouse showed his friend the city
The Country Mouse was chased by a kitty
There was a Country Mouse and a City Mouse
And they were very good friends

The City Mouse said, “Please feel at home”
The Country Mouse wanted to go back home
There was a Country Mouse and a City Mouse
And they were very good friends

There was a Country Mouse who loved the country
There was a City Mouse who loved the city
There was a Country Mouse and a City Mouse
And they were very good friends

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Released March 8, 1946. With Mighty Mouse.
Directed by Mannie Davis.

Join Foghorn Leghorn on the farm as the rooster hums "DOO-Dah! DOO-Dah!" and doing all sorts of mischief!

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Released January 10, 1947. With Mighty Mouse.
Directed by Connie Rasinski.

Released November 1950. With Mighty Mouse.
Directed by Connie Rasinski.

Queen Pearl Pureheart of the Interstellar Federation battles Oil Can Harry in space with the help of Mighty Mouse.

PRODUCTION NOTES:

"Mighty Mouse in the Great Space Chase" is an American animated serialized film of the Mighty Mouse story "The Great Space Chase" from "The New Adventures of Mighty Mouse and Heckle & Jeckle Cartoon Hour" which originally aired as a Saturday morning t.v. series was made it into a theatrical movie by Filmation in 1982. The film got a big-screen release, as a re-release as a kids' matinee film, and was later released on VHS. The movie poster for the film is rare, and is sought after as a collectible.

"Heroes and Zeroes", Big Murry has stolen all the numbers from Mouseville. Mighty Mouse seeks the help of the Mighty Heroes. "Stress for Success", Mighty Mouse is overworked and his doctor recommends he do nothing and rest.

Air date of episode: 12 Dec 1987

First appearance
Mouse of Tomorrow (1942)

Last appearance
Cat Alarm (1961)

Created by
Paul Terry

Portrayed by
Roy Halee, Sr.
Tom Morrison
Allen Swift
Alan Oppenheimer
Patrick Pinney
Dee Bradley Baker

Mighty Mouse Theatrical Cartoon Series
TerryToon Cartoons
Distributed by: 20th Century Fox
Cartoon Characters: Mighty Mouse, Mice, Dogs.
Directed By Connie Rasinski.
Produced By Paul Terry.
Written By John Foster.
Originally Released on June 28, 1946.
Originally Released Theatrically.
Running Time: 5:42 minutes.
TechniColor
U.S.A.


Cartoon Synopsis:

Re-enactment of the famous May 31, 1889 Johnstown, Pennsylvania flood where the dam broke and flooded out an entire town! In this version, the town is occupied by mice and dogs. But Mighty Mouse comes to the rescue after drinking a bottle of "Atomic Energy." He reverses the flood waters and puts everything back where it was. And in this cartoon, he uses magic lightning bolts coming off his hands like Merlin the Magician!

Released October 13, 1944. With Mighty Mouse.
Directed by Bill Tytla.

Mighty Mouse Cartoon || Mighty Mouse Episode The Bag Mouse The First Deadly Cheese

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From the 1955 classic Cartoon, Mighty Mouse.

Mighty Mouse
Written by Marshall Barer

Mister Trouble never hangs around
When he hears this Mighty sound

"Here I come to save the day"

That means that Mighty Mouse is on his way
Yes sir, when there is a wrong to right
Mighty Mouse will join the fight
On the sea or on the land
He gets the situation well in hand

Wile E. Coyote makes 11 disastrous attempts to catch the Road Runner.

Fast and Furry-ous is a 1949 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon, directed by Chuck Jones and written by Michael Maltese. The short was released on September 17, 1949, and stars Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner, in their debut.

Original Air Date: September 17, 1949

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Watch the Road Runner outsmart Wile E. Coyote in this clip.

ABOUT THE LOONEY TUNES:
The Looney Tunes revolve around characters Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck with colorful friends and other characters including Porky Pig, Foghorn Leghorn, Elmer Fudd, Sylvester, Tweety, Granny, Gossamer, Yosemite Sam, Speedy Gonzales, Marvin the Martian, and more.

ABOUT BOOMERANG:
Boomerang packs loads of family-favorite cartoons and movies into one place. From A to Zoinks, stream Scooby-Doo, Looney Tunes, Tom and Jerry, and more.

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Beep Beep! Will Wile ever catch roadrunner, or will he continue to fall prey to his own traps?

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"Road Runner vs. Wile E. Coyote".
Compilation 3D, 2014.

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