History WesternAnimation / LittleRuralRidingHood

* HandyFeet: Country Red has really big feet and prehensile toes, and spends a good chunk of her on-screen time using them to do things like open and close the front door on multiple occasions, and even to point down the road to Grandma's house.

* HandyFeet: Country Red has really big feet and prehensile toes, and uses them to open and close the front door on multiple occasions (and to point down the road to Grandma's house).

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Country Red, in the typical hillbilly stereotype, is barefoot.

* HandyFeet: Country Red has really big feet and uses them to open and close the front door on multiple occasions (and to point down the road to Grandma's house).

* HandyFeet: Country Red has really big feet and uses them to open and close the front door (and to point down the road to Grandma's house).

* AnticipatoryLipstick: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]] in that the wolf is seemingly the AbhorrentAdmirer in the beginning of the short, and attempts to kiss the rural Red Riding Hood, but she apparently reciprocates and puts on lipstick to take the wolf up on it until he becomes more interested in the city Red Riding Hood and places a cow in front of the rural one before she can kiss him.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: At the start, Country Red is delivering a jug of moonshine to her grandma, but we never see any sign of her.

* NotSoDifferent: Through most of "Little Rural Riding Hood", Country Wolf's urbane cousin laments Country Wolf's lack of self-control around Red. He drives Country Wolf back to the country, sees the country girl that was Wolfie's crush before Red...and loses it exactly like Country Wolf did over Red. Then Country Wolf laments his cousin's lack of self-control and sends him back to the city.

* NotSoDifferent: Through most of "Little Rural Riding Hood", Wolfie's urbane cousin laments Wolfie's lack of self control around Red. He drives Wolfie back to the country, sees the country girl that was Wolfie's crush before Red...and loses it exactly like Wolfie did over Red. Then Wolfie laments his cousin's lack of self control and sends him back to the city.

It is a follow-up to his 1943 cartoon short "WesternAnimation/RedHotRidingHood". That one featured Red Riding Hood as a nightclub singer in the big city; this one makes Red Riding Hood a hillbilly living in the country. At the start of the cartoon "Country Red" is delivering a jug of moonshine to her grandmother. She is intercepted by "Country Wolf", but he doesn't want to eat her, he just wants to kiss her. And as the image shows, she’s just fine with that!

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Country Red, being a hillbilly.

* ScoobyDoobyDoors: An interesting variation-- the chase sequence happens in a seemingly normal room (with only two or three doors), but then additional doors would be quickly created as needed-- the trick was to open a door violently, and a new opening was instantaneously created where it had hit the wall; this worked completely regardless of the door's hinges, so that when there was no room left on walls, doors were created on the floor and ceiling as well, accompanied by the song "In and Out the Window".

-->'''[[CaptainObvious CountryWolf:]]''' ''(to the audience)'' A-''hyuck''... [[AccidentalKiss kissed a cow.]]

* DoorJudo: Country Red does this to the wolf, who runs through the open door and all the way to the second story of the house, where he falls out the window.

* HandyFeet: Country Red has really big feet and uses them to open and close the front door.

It is a follow-up to his 1943 cartoon short "WesternAnimation/RedHotRidingHood". That one featured Red Riding Hood as a nightclub singer in the big city; this one makes Red Riding Hood a hillbilly living in the country. At the start of the cartoon "Country Red" is delivering a jug of moonshine to her grandmother. She is intercepted by "Country Wolf", but he doesn't want to eat her, he just wants to kiss her.

* GrassIsGreener: Not as a song per se, but the hick wolf is happy to chase hick Red until he sees what he's missing in the city. And City Wolf, who seems coolly indifferent to City Red, flips for Rural Red!]]

''Little Rural Riding Hood'' is a 1949 cartoon directed by Creator/TexAvery, one of the WesternAnimation/TexAveryMGMCartoons.

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