Really Scent

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Really Scent

Directed By: Abe Levitow Produced By: John W. Burton Released: June 27, 1959 Series: Merrie Melodies Story: Michael Maltese Animation: Ken Harris Richard Thompson Ben Washam Layouts: Samuel Armstrong Backgrounds: Philip DeGuard Film Editor: Treg Brown Voiced By: Mel Blanc June Foray Music: Milt Franklyn Starring: Pepé Le Pew Sewer Rat Fabrette Pierrette Pierre Cat Fifi Cat Narrator Preceded By: Backwoods Bunny Succeeded By: Mexicali Shmoes

Really Scent is a Merrie Melodies cartoon starring Pepé Le Pew.

Plot

Pepé Le Pew is visiting New Orleans in the hopes of finding a bride. At the same time, Penelope Pussycat (here called Fabrette) has been cursed with white stripes looking like a skunk, which ruins her chance of ever getting married. A skunk would be the perfect match, if she didn't mind the smell. Unlike in most Pepé episodes, here Penelope is interested in Pepé, but only his smell gets in the way. Pepe, trying to win her love, attempts to make himself dainty after realizing how much his smell is getting his way. Unfortunately, Penelope tries something similar to deal with the problem as well.

Trivia

• In this cartoon Penelope is called "Fabrette" and was born with a white stripe instead of it being painted on her back.
• Also instead of Mel Blanc doing the voice, Penelope is voiced by June Foray, making her the second character for Pepe to fall to have a real female voice, The first being Bea Benaderet, who voiced the Mexican hairless dog from Scent-imental Over You.
• This is the 3rd cartoon to have Pepe in a new location; this time he's in New Orleans.
• This is the 3rd Pepe Le Pew cartoon to have Pepe being chased instead of him chasing Penelope. It's also the first where Pepe doesn't need to chase her as she's attracted to him from the start.

Gallery

Title Card (Remastered Version)

Title Card (Faded Quality)