Private Snafu: Rumors

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Private Snafu: Rumors (1943)
Fritz Freleng
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An American 1943 instruction film, designed to inform service personnel and improve troop morale. Private Snafu starts a rumor, which is exaggerated, and a panic breaks out on his base.
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Cast
RoleActor
Tedd Pierce
Mel Blanc
Frank Graham
Michael Maltese
Crew
DistributorWarner Bros.
DirectorFriz Freleng (d. 1995)
ProducerLeon Schlesinger (d. 1949), Dr. Seuss (d. 1991)
ScreenwriterDr. Seuss
ComposerCarl W. Stalling (d. 1972)
Based on available information, the latest crew member that is relevant to international copyright laws died in 1995, meaning that this film may be in the public domain in countries and jurisdictions with 28 years p.m.a. or less, as well as in the United States.
The following is a transcription of a film. The contents below represent text or spoken dialogue that are transcribed directly from the video of the film provided above. On certain screen sizes, each line is represented by a timestamp next to it which shows when the text appears on the video. For more information, see Help:Film.
3823180Private Snafu: Rumors1943Fritz Freleng

PRIVATE
SNAFU

RUMORS

It was a bright sunny day, with the air fresh and clean. Not a rumor was stirring, except—hum—in the latrine.

NEWS

Hiho Snafu, what's new?

Oh, nothing much. Nice day.

Nice day for a bombing.

Yeah! Nice bombing weather. Mmmh—bombing weather—bombing weather!

Sounds harmless enough—innocent stuff. But let's take a look in, and find out what's cookin'.

Bombing weather—bombing weather—bombing weather—bombing weather—bombing weather—

Just between you and me, pal, I hear we're in for a bombing.

HOT
AIR

The hot air is blowing, a rumor is growing.

There gonna bomb us—there gonna bomb us—hear about the bombing? Hear about the bombing? They bombed us!

Did you hear about the terrible bombing last night?

Well, I heard it on good authority that the patrollers——

Ballon juice its foaming—but—it makes nice bologna. That's right, exaggerated, stretched, multiplied!

Now shoot off your face!

And bologna is flying all over the place!

The Japs—[…]—the Italians—[…]—and Germany———

We're scary of the war!

Yeah! They blasted hell on Brooklyn Bridge!

Coney Island was wiped out.

What's the matter with our planes? They popped them off like kites.

Ten parachute troops landed right on the White House lawn!

The Florida coast is lousy with invasion barges!

MUSTARD

Just a minute, bud. Did you know that we have nothin' to fight with, that our shells are all dudes?

And furthermore the Japs are in California!

Ooohwoooo! wait until yooou see their newww secret weapon!

This may surprise you, but, they're attacking that very camp!

Hahahahaha! You can't go here! You can't get away! Hahahahaha! Hahahahaha! You can't get away! Hahahahaha!

Don't rush yourself! Surrender!

Hahahahaha!

The British are quitting!

Even the Chinese gave up!

It's aaaall over—we've loooost the war.

QUARANTINE

THIS CAMP HAS
RUMOR-ITIS

PADDED
CELL no13

Hahahahaha! Rumors! Hohohohoho! Bllbllbll! Nice weather for a rumor, ain't it? Hahahahaha! Hahahahaha!

SeesHears

KnowsNothing


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