Hillbilly Hare

(1950)

Starring Bugs Bunny
Curt Martin
Pumpkinhead Martin
Directed by Robert McKimson

Premise

The one with Bugs calling the square dance. Featuring Curt and Pumpkinhead Martin, the Ozark hillbilly brothers. Featuring Mel Blanc as Curt Martin, and John T. Smith as the voice of the coin-operated square dance caller. Sources conflict on whether Pumpkinhead was voiced by Smith or Stan Freberg.

Quotes

Bugs: ♫Promenade across the floor,
Sashay right on out the door.
Out the door and into the glade
And everybody promenade...
Step right up, you’re doing fine.
I’ll pull your beard, you pull mine.
Yank it again, like you did before,
Break it up with a tug of war...
Now into the brook and fish for the trout.
Dive right in and splash about
Trout, trout, pretty little trout,
One more splash and come right out...
Shake like a hound dog, shake again.
Wallow around in the ol’ pig pen.
Wallow some more, you all know how.
Roll around like an old fat sow.
Allemande left with your left hand,
Follow through with a right-left grand.
Now lead your partner, the dirty ol’ thing,
Follow through with an elbow swing.
Grab a fence post, hold it tight,
Whomp your partner with all your might.
Hit him in the shin, hit him in the head,
Hit him again, the critter ain’t dead.
Whop him low and whop him high,
Stick your finger in his eye.
Pretty little rhythm, pretty little sound,
Bang your heads against the ground...
Promenade all around the room,
Promenade like a bride and groom.
Open up the door and step right in,
Close the door and into a spin.
Whirl, whirl, twist and twirl,
Jump all around like a flying squirrel.
Now don’t you cuss and don’t you swear,
Just come right out and form a square...
Now right hand over and left hand under,
Both join hands and run like thunder.
Over the hill and over the dale,
Duck your head and lift your tail .
Don’t you stray and don’t you roam,
Turn it around and promenade home.
Corn in the crib pen, wheat in the sack,
Turn your partner, promenade back... ♫
And now you’re home.
Bow to your partner.
Bow to the gent across the hall.
And dat is all.

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