Hey-Hey Fever is a 1935 Happy Harmonies cartoon directed by Hugh Harman.
Plot[]
Bosko and Bruno are walking sadly at the park. Bosko packed a sandwich but he lets Bruno eats it, so he only ate the crumb pieces. Bosko then falls asleep dreaming he is at Mother Goose's house in the country. Then Bosko follows her by another house. Then Bosko goes off on his own to a Shoe-footed house. Bosko then sees a mother with alot of babies. He then sees kids wanting candy. Bosko then goes on the dirt road with Mother Goose and the mom and her babies. They then approach a guy looking similar to Pinocchio. Bosko goes inside a knight like house. He then meets up with a king. He later then leads a parade to a farmer's house. He leads the parade again all the way to another house to have dinner with everyone. Everyone is happy as the cartoon ends.
Availability[]
- (1994) LaserDisc - MGM Cartoon Classics: Happy Harmonies, Side 3: Colorful Characters
- (2006) DVD - A Tale of Two Cities (1995 USA Turner print)
Trivia[]
- This is the last cartoon to feature both Bosko's and Bruno's original designs, as they were redesigned for their next cartoon, Run, Sheep, Run!