by an amateur. A number of notes are repeated, in the style of a broken record which repeats over and over. The film includes some references to war. When a skunk approaches the box office, the lady working there wears a gas mask to endure its scent. The self-portrait of Porky is marked as draft No. . Reception The Film Daily called the short a "fair cartoon", saying, "Some of the characterizations are amusing... Rate it as just fair." Television Edits The "September In The Rain" clip has been removed from Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, and a few VHS prints in the United States due to its racist content. References External links Porky's Preview (Colorized) on the Internet Archive 1941 films 1941 animated films 1940s American animated films 1940s animated short films Looney Tunes shorts Films directed by Tex Avery Films set in a movie theatre Porky Pig films Films scored by Carl Stalling American black-and-white films