Tom & Jerry Comics (December 1956), #149

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Christmas Croquet

Storyline: At Christmastime, Jerry and Tuffy play croquet with Christmas ornament balls and using candy canes as croquet mallets.

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The Reluctant Rescue Dog

Storyline: Fuzzy and Wuzzy try to prove to their Uncle Barney that their lazy dog, Ol' Nero, can be a hero rescue dog.

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Resort-ing to Trickery

Storyline: Wuff and Sammy turn their desert digs into a western resort for eastern animals to spend the winter, with many different animal families flocking to this new "in" spot. This cramps the style of Charlie Coyote, who won't chase and capture Wuff and Sammy for his stew in front of so many witnesses. Charlie schemes to sabotage the resort and drive all the guests away.

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Bats and Rats

Storyline: From a distance, Tom mistakes two bats for Jerry and Tuffy and believes the mice have learned how to fly.

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The Feather Cake

Storyline: Tired of seeds, Bertie gets a kind lady to invite him and Billie into her kitchen where she is preparing to make a Christmas cake. Impatient Bertie accelerates the process to his own periled embarrassment.

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The Cold Little Kitten Who Found Some Mittens

Storyline: To quiet a cold and yowling wise-guy alley cat, Spike throws a little girl's mechanical walking doll at him. As the doll is outfitted with mittens and shoes, which just happen to be the right size, the cat dons them and interprets it as an act of kindness on Spike's part. When the girl finds her doll missing, Spike and Tyke search for it in the snow. They find the doll sans mittens and shoes, and now turn their search toward the cat. In true "Michael Maltese cartoon fashion", the fast-talking feline, now comfy in his newfound winter outfit, gives the dogs the run around.

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Quills and Spills

Storyline: A porcupine prevents Tom from reaching the strawberries in his freezer chest.

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Hey, Kids! It's New... All New Schwinn Mark II Jaguar
Time to Get a Daisy and Get In On the Fun!
"I'm Sure Glad I Chose a Gilbert American Flyer Train!"
Treat the Team to Kool-Aid

Storyline: Eleven stick-figure kids, and a blue stick-figure-legged dog draped in a red "K" banner, clamor for Kool-Aid.