Kneitel and his crew at Paramount Animation came up with this uninspired cartoon of Minnie Cha-Cha, a modern (to his mind) Indian maid who lands a millionaire by passing all the traditional tests of what would make a good squaw. Of course, by this date, they had very little in the way of money to make a cartoon, but even the great voice actors from the 1930s (Questal, Beck and Mercer) can't do much to save this one. There isn't even a writer credited.
It's hard to blame any of the people involved for this mess. Although theatrical cartoons continued into the 1980s, I never saw any of them at my neighborhood theaters in the New York suburbs. I don't know where they played, so who was going to pay for them? On the other hand, there's little credit to be taken for them.
It's hard to blame any of the people involved for this mess. Although theatrical cartoons continued into the 1980s, I never saw any of them at my neighborhood theaters in the New York suburbs. I don't know where they played, so who was going to pay for them? On the other hand, there's little credit to be taken for them.
