"[first lines] Wait a minute, pussycat! Ever since I was a pup, I've wanted a little place of my own. And I still want it. But, if one more thing happens to my little dream house...there's going to be murder! [throws Tom]"

"[first lines] There goes your little playmate. Every time he sees a dame, he falls in love. Every time he falls in love, it means trouble for you. You remember that little doll down at the beach. She was laying their minding her business."

"Pat McGeehan as Jerry's Anti-Conscience (uncredited)"

"William Hanna as Tom (uncredited)"

"[last lines] I've been double-crossed and by a dame, every time a dame comes into my life, I'm in trouble. Why do we have to have dames? Why- [He spots the female devil mouse next to him and changes his mind] And what's wrong with dames?"

"William Hanna as Tom (uncredited)"

"Harry E. Lang as Tom (uncredited)"

"Harry E. Lang as additional vocal effects"

"Ira "Buck" Woods as Tom's singing voice (uncredited)"

"Allen Swift as Tom and Tom's owner"

"Paul Frees as Captain (uncredited)"

"Bob Shamrock as Spike (uncredited)"

"William Hanna as Tom and Jerry (uncredited)"

"Sara Berner as Toots (uncredited)"

"[yelling at angry drivers yelling at him] The same to you, mac!"

"Paul Frees as the Radio Announcer (uncredited)"

"The King's Men as Tom's singing friends (uncredited)"

"Thomas? That you sleepin'?"

"THOMAS! Come out of there! Well, Mr. Playboy, while you is out partyin' all night, I has to keep that mouse out of the fridgerator! That's your job, not mine. Get up! Now get in there! Is you asleep? Listen here, night owl. If I catch you asleep on the job, you is goin' out! Understand?"

"Paul Frees as one of Tom's friends and snoring effects (uncredited)"

"Well, Thomas, glad to see you is wide awake. Keep up the good work!"

"THOMAS! GET OFF THAT BED!"

"William Hanna as Tom and Jerry (uncredited)"

"Lillian Randolph as Mammy Two Shoes (1952 original) (uncredited)"

"Was you sleepin'?! [Tom wakes up and shakes his head] You hadn't better be."

"Thea Vidale and Mammy Two Shoes (1990 redubbed) (uncredited)"

"William Hanna as Jerry, Butch"

"[yelling, to Tom] HEY! [He climbs up to Tom.] Stop! I'm in my little room in there! I'm trying to get on some sleep, but you guys are here with your blah, blah, blah, blah!"

"Paul Frees as Muscles Mouse / Tough Cat Leader (resembling Butch) (uncredited)"

"William Hanna as Tom (vocal effects) (uncredited)"

"[grabs Tom and eyes him closely] Listen, pussycat! Don't let me catch you pickin' on my little cousin while I'm around, y'understand? Now beat it! [throws Tom into a vase]"

"Lillian Randolph as Mammy-Two Shoes"

"Lillian Randolph as Mammy Two Shoes (1952 original) (uncredited)"

"Thea Vidale and Mammy Two Shoes (1990 redubbed) (uncredited)"

"Jerry Mann as Spike and Tom (uncredited)"

"[after a crash in the kitchen] Thomas? That you messin' around in the kitchen? [enters and sees Jerry holding a chicken leg.] Thomas, come in and get this chicken-stealin' mouse! [Tom chases Jerry out of the house. After Tom catches Jerry, he then throws the mouse away and eats the chicken.]"

"[first lines] Ha-ha-ha! That's my boy! [to Tyke] You know, son, now that you're grown up, it's time we have a heart to heart talk about the facts of life. First of all, you're a dog. And there's three things are dogs gonna know how to do. First: a dog's gonna know how to be man's best friend. That comes in two easy positions: the begging position with the big sad, soulful eyes, and the lyin' at the master's feet position also with the big sad, soulful eyes. Now the second thing that dog has to know is to how to bury bones. [buries his bone] Why? I don't know. I can never find them, after I bury them. [laughs] But that's what dogs are supposed to do. Third, and most important: all dogs gonna know how to chase cats. Which happens to be my specialty. Now, if we had a cat... [As if on cue, Tom and Jerry appear on the scene with their usual cat-and-mouse antics] What a coincidence. Watch me. This always scares them out of their skin. Shh."

"Lillian Randolph as Mammy-Two Shoes (uncredited)"