to avoid trouble with the Park Commissioner. After an extensive travel, Yogi and Boo-Boo locate Cindy, who is being kept a prisoner, forced to perform her high-wire act for the Chizzling Brother's circus. As Yogi confronts the manager, Grifter Chizzing, he is tricked into joining Cindy in her cage, where Grifter tells him he's now in "show biz." Boo-Boo releases Yogi and Cindy and they make their exit. As they make their way home, they crash a barnyard party, somehow escaping afloat a river with the barn's door. Then, while Cindy & Yogi dream about a honeymoon in Venice, they find themselves suddenly being chased and hunted by the police, as they somehow became fugitives, but make their escape. They hitch a ride in a moving van, but find themselves in the middle of a busy city (later revealed to be New York City) and make a run from the police to the top of a hotel and across to a high rise under construction. The next morning, Ranger Smith sees the three bears on television and decides to pick them up in a helicopter. All the commotions have made great publicity for Jellystone and Ranger Smith gets promoted to Chief Ranger by the Park Commissioner. He brings all three bears back to Jellystone, where they promise to be "good bears" from now on. Cast Daws Butler as Yogi Bear, Airplane Pilot, Ranger Tom James Darren as Yogi Bear (singing "Ven-e, Ven-o, Ven-a") Bill Lee as Yogi Bear (singing "Ash Can Parade", "Whistle Your Way Back Home" and "Yogi Loves Cindy") Don Messick as Boo-Boo Bear, Ranger Smith, Ranger Jones, Mugger, Yogi's conscience, the blonde-haired policemen, TV Reporter, Airport Manager Ernest Newton as Boo-Boo Bear (singing) Julie Bennett as Cindy Bear Jackie Ward as Cindy Bear (singing) Mel Blanc as Grifter Chizzling, Southern Accented Bear in Train, Mugger The Dog (grumbling sounds) Jean Vander Pyl as the Barn Dance Woman Hal Smith as Corn Pone, Moose J. Pat O'Malley as Snively Chizzling Uncredited Allan Melvin as the Police Sergeant Jonah and the Wailers as the singing voices of the zoo-bound bears performing "St. Louis" Thurl Ravenscroft as the black-haired policemen Production The animated musical film was produced and directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, with a story by Hanna, Barbera, and former Warner Bros. Cartoons storyman Warren Foster. Another Warner Cartoons alumnus, Friz Freleng, served as story supervisor. When