a shaker of pepper in which pepper flies into the sharks mouth causing him to sneeze instantly. He flies through the water and into the canning factory. He himself gets trapped into a large can and is seen as a logo with a gloomy look on his face. It is unknown that he has survived. As Jerry relaxes and obtains a halo for his good deed, an ungrateful Tom grabs him and pops Jerry's halo with devil horns that appear on his head, chuckling evilly. Jerry chuckles innocently and sneezes himself out of the cat's paw, off his horns, and into the water, immediately followed by the cat. Tom's searching on the scene, only to become terrified when he screams that he has found another shark fin on a beeline coming towards him, he panics terribly and swims away with lightning speed with the fin keeping pace. The shark fin is revealed to be a fake fin held by Jerry who is swimming underwater as a prank to torture Tom. Devil horns then appear on Jerry's head as he continues to chase Tom. Production notes The title is a play-on-words of the John Steinbeck novel Cannery Row. External links 1967 films 1967 short films Tom and Jerry short films 1967 animated films Short films directed by Chuck Jones Animated films without speech 1960s American animated films 1967 comedy films Films scored by Dean Elliott Films directed by Maurice Noble American comedy short films Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer short films Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer animated short films Films about sharks MGM Animation/Visual Arts short films 1960s English-language films