Obscure cartoon scene, with no information

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#1

I saw a cartoon in the late-'60 or early-‘70s. I don’t remember if it was colour or black-and-white. I don’t know the era it came from. I don’t know the main character of the cartoon. I don’t know which studio’s style it was. The character might have been a duck, and it may or may not have been Daffy Duck. Or he may not have been a duck at all. So basically… I got nuthin’.

IIRC, the deranged character was motivating in a circle. Or a straight line. He kept singing ♫ We’re shovin’ right off agiiiiiin ♫ We’re shovin’ right off agiiiiiin ♫ We’re shovin’ right off agiiiiiin… ♫

#2

Could it have been Daffy Duck and Conrad the Sailor?

#3

Holly Carp, that was fast! There he is at 00:22.

Thanks!

#4

Daffy Duck, Warner Bros. That song was used in a number of their movies and cartoons.

EDIT: Damn, I have to start reading more in these threads! :frowning:

#5

For the record, here is the song in a Dick Powell movie from 1937:

#6

Here are a couple of other WB standards also used in their cartoons:

The structure they parade past is the Parliament building in Ottawa.

#7

That takes me back - “we’re shoving right off for home again!”