A Very Merry Cricket
A Very Merry Cricket
1973
Animation Family
Synopsis
A sequel to "A Cricket in Times Square," in this feature a musical cricket returns to his New York City home and his friends, a cat and a mouse, to discover the meaning of Christmas.
Credits
Director
Chuck Jones
Cast
Les Tremayne as Chester C. Cricket / Harry the Cat (voice)
Mel Blanc as Tucker the Mouse / Alley Cat (voice)
Crew
Bill Hajee (Animation)
Bob Tyler (Animation)
David Hanan (Animation)
George Nicholas (Animation)
Hal Ambro (Animation)
Irv Anderson (Animation)
Joe Roman (Animation)
Mary Cain (Animation)
Retta Davidson (Animation)
Joseph Aidlin (Associate Producer)
Bob Inman (Background Designer)
Irv Wyner (Background Designer)
George Selden (Book)
Byron McRae (Camera Operator)
Gregg Heschong (Camera Operator)
Hank Gotzenberg (Editor)
Ken Gotzenberg (Editor)
Marian Dern (Lyricist)
Israel Baker (Music)
Dean Elliott (Original Music Composer)
Chuck Jones (Producer)
Ted C. Bemiller (Production Coordinator)
Oscar Dufau (Production Design)
Don Foster (Production Manager)
Chuck Jones (Writer)
Original Poster
A Very Merry Cricket - Original Poster
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