Gay Gaucho 

If I didn't see the Van Beuren titles, I would have sworn this was a Merrie Melodie short.

Man, I can't help but to question the legality of this cartoon. It's directed by Harman and Ising who also directed the Merrie Melodies short "Lady Play Your Mandolin." for Warner Bros. This cartoon features the exact same plot, gags, characters and literal frame-by-frame tracing of said short, with the main difference being the order of the gags, and being made by a different studio and distributed by another distributer. It's also worth noting that the characters in the Merrie Melodies short shared a less then coincidental resemblance to Mickey Mouse, just to emphasize how unoriginal of a team Harman and Ising were.

One of the Cubby Bear's farmed out to Harman-Ising (Hence with the different crew credited and all the other stuff)

The music at the start reminds me of that scene in the Tom & Jerry cartoon, "Springtime for Thomas".

Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising directed this short

Love this one!

Unless there's a method to your madness, a cartoon so nice you had to upload it twice.

7:26 bad ending

The musical score sounds a lot more sophisticated than Harman and Ising's cartoons for Warner Bros. Yet it looks like a scene for scene remake of LADY PLAY YOUR MANDOLIN.

1:40 *NUT*

First release in 1933

Rudolf Isling?

From Warner Bros Cartoon with Merrie Melodies & Looney Tunes (Starring Bosko) Produced by Hugh Harman & Rudolf Ising

*kkkkkkkkk*

this is a lady play your mandolin copie

até os gringo sabe que gaúcho é gay.