073- A Lead for Tom

Jerry of the circus before Jerry of the circus. Under the wagon.

Well what's the matter fella? I'm not that there's something under there. Jiminy up. I never saw such a big hole. What is it, right? Well first he dig in one spot and then he'd go to another and he kept growling him.

Orgeh? He had to try to man. What's the matter boy? He's trying to tell you to help him look under the wagon. Is that what you want, right? All right then, I'll see what it is.

Here's where I was digging last, Jerry. Well, there's nothing here, Rags. Then he's sure making a lot of fuss about nothing. What's all the excitement going on? Rags is looking for something under the wagon, Blob.

He's been carrying on some fears. Oh, it's probably just looking for a bull, Nitti Perry. Oh! What's the matter with you, though? Well, you didn't tell him, Jerry. Let us in on the joke. I never in my life thought he'd think so funny before.

before. Well, come on. What is it? Come on, Jerry. I'll do it. The joke is you're on right. What, Joel? And here I've been thinking all along how smart he is. And then he pulls us out like you. You smart, Jerry. Smart as dogs. I never seen. Oh, yeah.

Well, you know why he's been digging that big hole under the wagon? Well, my guess is he's looking for a bone. They always buried them under the wagon. That's just it. But he hasn't buried any under the wagon since we've been playing this town. He did bury a great big one under the wagon in the last time we played though. Don't you remember