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Director
  
Rudolf Ising

Film series
  
Barney Bear

Language
  
English

6.6/10
IMDb

Genre
  
Animation, Family, Short

Duration
  

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Release date
  
1941 (USA)

Studio
  
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cartoon studio

Genres
  
Short Film, Animation, Comedy, Family film

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The Rookie Bear is a 1941 MGM cartoon featuring Barney Bear. It is the 4th cartoon in the Barney Bear series.

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The Rookie Bear The Rookie Bear 1941 Barney Bear Theatrical Cartoon Series

Plot

Barney Bear is selected by a drawn Draft Number to enlist in the army. His hibernation is interrupted when a telegram is delivered to him and, misinterpreting the words on the telegram, assumes it's an actual vacation. Barney enters the base with vacation supplies, but discovers his true purpose when bumping into the heavy artillery and is refused departure. He enlists through answering "simple" questions, having his photo taken, his physicality examined, his flat feet inflated, his teeth fixed and in the end, when he's passed all his exams, has his butt stamped. He finally gets his uniform, gun and gas mask "which is thoroughly tested". After putting on a pair of heavy shoes, Barney goes marching for 10,000 miles, but is tired (as well as his shoes, literally) after just 10 miles. His shoes get hotter and hotter until they sprout out popcorn. The whole thing turns out to be a dream when a spit from Barney's fireplace wakes him up by burning his rear. Before Barney can go back to sleep, he receives a telegram telling him to enlist in the army, along with a P.S., saying "And this time, buddy, it ain't no dream!", much to Barney's dismay.

Reception

The Rookie Bear was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film, but lost to Disney's Lend a Paw.

References

The Rookie Bear Wikipedia
The Rookie Bear IMDb The Rookie Bear themoviedb.org


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