a jazz club in Las Vegas, Nevada to the tune of "When the Saints Come Marching In". They are based on the fairy tale, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The names of the 'What-Knots' all spoofed on musicians & actors of the day, such as $tash-do (Satchmo), Elfis (Elvis Presley), Dizzy R. Nez (Desi Arnaz), Harpsie McChord (Harpo Marx), Fred McFurry (Fred MacMurray), Screw-Loose Lautrec (Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec) & Loverachi (Liberace). Stogie Bear – a detective bear who Beany and Cecil helped to arrest the gangster bears in the episode, The Warring 20's. Double Trouble Bubble Beast – a weird underwater creature who appeared in Ain't That a Cork in the Snorkel and Make a Sea-Serpent Sore! Dinah Saur, The Singing Dinosaur - a dinosaur named and patterned after Dinah Shore who lived on the island of No Bikini Atoll & sang to the tune of "When the Saints Come Marching In". Gigi - a french poodle. Featured in the episode DJ The DJ, she repeatedly thought she was being summoned by Cecil each time he would utter the "R-A-G-G" portion of the song "Rag Mop". Baby Ruthy - Beany's girlfriend, appears in Beany Blows His Top & Beany Flips His Lid. As he leaves to meet her, Huffenpuff tells him "You dine ashore..." (yet another Dinah Shore reference). Bridget the Crow - Crowy's girlfriend, she appears in Beany Blows His Top. U.S. Male - a postal ship, boyfriend of the Leakin' Lena, appears in Beany Blows His Top. Ida - Sweet as apple cider. Huffenpuff's girlfriend, she appears in just one episode, but is referenced in others. The Fleastone Cops - the assisted Detective Fido Vance when The Pincher kidnapped actress Bridgette Bow Wow. Snorky - a mischievous serpent tied to many dubious historical events. Music Cecil often sang the Ames Brothers' song "Rag Mop" throughout the series. One episode ("Beanyland") featured Tchaikovsky's well-known celesta piece, Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy, from The Nutcracker. Other famed pieces of The Nutcracker were used in the series as musical interludes such as the Chinese Dance and Dance of the Reed-Flutes. Many other well-known classical music pieces were featured in the show as well, including The William Tell Overture (in the episodes "Beanyland" and "The Phantom of the Horse Opera"), Ride of the Valkyries and Flight of the Bumblebee. Some of the background music was also recycled from Leave it to