Dates
- Cover date
- February 1959
- Pages
- 36
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- A Far-Fetched Yarn · 10 pages
Jerry and Tuffy bedevil Tom by hiding in a ball of yarn and making him think it can jump and roll around on its own.
- The Impulsive Puppy · 5 pages
Tyke can't resist the impulse to chase Snowball the Kitten. Spike and Snowball try their best to break him of this uncontrollable urge.
- Stringing Along · 1 pages
Bertie and Billie help rescue a little girl from a high tree and get some needed string for their nest as a result.
- Oil-E Coyote · 5 pages
Charlie Coyote's loudly squeaking door hinges and window frames serve as a reliable warning to Wuff, Sammy, and the gang that Charlie is on the prowl. Charlie has no luck in obtaining oil to quiet the squeaks, as the general store doesn't stock oil "for the good of the community" (to keep Charlie's comings and goings public), so the coyote resolves to dig his own oil well.
- Seeking the Royal Spectacles · 5 pages
The Mouse Musketeers' dueling with M'sieur Poosycat is interrupted by the misplacement of the King's spectacles. The Musketeers employ the King's bloodhound, Old Schnozzle, to assist in the search, for which the King has offered a reward - a reward M'sieur Poosycat intends to horn in on once the mice collect it.
- Ducking-Out on Cleanliness · 5 pages
Fuzzy and Wuzzy do not like to bathe and, rather than engage with them in another bathtime battle, Uncle Barney gives them a baby duckling for a pet. Counting on a duck's affinity for water, Barney convinces his grimy nephews to play follow-the-leader with the new pet, in the belief that the duckling will lead them to (and into) water. Can Fuzzy and Wuzzy play the game to its conclusion and manage to remain dry and dirty?
Reprinted in
Tom and Jerry (1962)