In this scene from "Little Tinker" (1948), Tex Avery parodies the popularity of singer Frank Sinatra. A lonely skunk takes the advice of Cupid's book and dons a "Frankie Suit" to swoon the ladies. The uncredited singing voice of the skunk, according to historian Keith Scott, was Bill Roberts who also sang for Michigan J. Frog in Chuck Jones' "One Froggy Evening" (1955). | GoldenAgeCartoons.com

😂 Interesting fact: In Little ’Tinker (1948), the cartoon was directed by Tex Avery and tells the story of a lovesick skunk named B.O. Skunk who tries everything, including imitating Frank Sinatra and dressing up, just to win a girlfriend despite everyone running away because of his smell. The short is a classic example of Avery’s wild humor and clever visual gags from the Golden Age of MGM cartoons. | Clips

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