speed to start the barrel rolling. The barrel rolls down some stairs and envelops a dog sleeping at the bottom. The dynamite goes off, charring Sylvester and the dog, after which the now angry dog chases after Sylvester. As Speedy continues his rescue operation, Sylvester is waiting behind an archway on a motorcycle, and when Speedy passes, Sylvester gives chase. After a long pursuit, Speedy abruptly stops at a cliff edge, and Sylvester plunges over the edge and into the lake below. After some trouble with restarting the bike underwater, Sylvester struggles back up the cliff. Speedy sees him coming and lures Sylvester towards a one-way street, and while Speedy hides by the sign, Sylvester drives straight in and collides with a bus coming from the opposite direction. Sylvester later emerges from the hospital covered in bandages and bruises, only for Speedy to catch up to him and offer him his flute back. However, after what he's been through, Sylvester declines. Speedy thanks Sylvester, but as he begins to play it, Sylvester's bandaged leg begins to wiggle to the tune, and he helplessly dances after Speedy, yowling in pain. References External links 1961 films 1961 short films 1961 comedy films 1961 animated films 1960s English-language films 1960s Warner Bros. animated short films Looney Tunes shorts Films based on Pied Piper of Hamelin Speedy Gonzales films Sylvester the Cat films Films set in Mexico Short films directed by Friz Freleng Films scored by Milt Franklyn Warner Bros. Cartoons animated short films