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The family dog warns Tom not to make any noise so he can take a nap. Jerry hears this and immediately devises plans to ensure that the dog's nap will be interrupted.
A tiny, persistent fly repeatedly disrupts the sleep of a grumpy, oversized bear. The bear's attempts to swat the fly are comical and increasingly frantic, leading to a chaotic and noisy pursuit. Eventually, the fly finds a way to sleep soundly, much to the bear's bewildered exhaustion.
This animated short is generally well-regarded for its classic Hanna-Barbera style humor and charming, albeit simple, premise. It's often cited as a good example of the studio's early work, offering lighthearted entertainment for all ages.
Praised for its simple yet effective comedic timing.
Appreciated for its charming character animation.
Seen as a light and amusing cartoon short.
Google audience: Audience reviews are not readily available for this classic short, but it is generally remembered fondly for its humorous depiction of a persistent pest bothering a larger animal.
The bear character in 'Quiet Please!' bears a strong resemblance to the early designs of Yogi Bear, although this short predates Yogi's official debut.
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Poor old Spike just wants to take a nap and Jerry is taking full advantage of that fact by winding up Tom - safe in the knowledge that his burly mate is going to come to his rescue if Tom makes even the slightest of sounds... It takes all o...