The cats of two feuding hillbilly families make for a Romeo and Julliet love affair. the gun play mounts in fury until they realize the two have kittens, and quarrel ends.
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When their cat is shot for courting the Hatfields' cat, the McCoys resume their simmering feud in this Terrytoon.Just about every cartoon studio did an occasional Hatfield-McCoy cartoon and Paul Terry's studio did one every two or three years in this period -- it was one of their bread-and-butter plots. Certainly Al Capp (he was working at Disney about this time) had been his readers a lot of fun for many years with Li'l Abner.Volney White had entered animation with Romer Grey's abortive studio in 1930 and worked around the industry through his death in 1966. He had recently completed a stint as assistant to Norman McCabe at Schlesinger.he would direct about a half dozen cartoons for Terry and then return to the ranks, usually uncredited.
