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"Band" that plays the Mocrumbo nightclub in 1947's star-studded Bugs Bunny short ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0039839/ Slick Hare]''. Leopold is a cartoon version of Leopold Stokowski, who puts a coin (we're assuming a nickel) into a jukebox and conducts along to Harry Warren's "Nagasaki."
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"Band" that plays the Mocrumbo nightclub in 1947's star-studded Bugs Bunny short ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0039839/ Slick Hare]''. Leopold is a cartoon version of Leopold Stokowski, who puts a coin (we're assuming a nickel) into a jukebox and conducts along to Harry Warren's "Nagasaki."
  
 
The "Chifafa" part of the name may be a reference to a nonsense lyric in the 1945 song "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Frim-Fram_Sauce The Frim Fram Sauce]": "I want the frim fram sauce with ussinfay with shafafa on the side."
 
The "Chifafa" part of the name may be a reference to a nonsense lyric in the 1945 song "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Frim-Fram_Sauce The Frim Fram Sauce]": "I want the frim fram sauce with ussinfay with shafafa on the side."
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==External links==
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* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL3J4JPMtm4
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: {{#ev:youtube|IL3J4JPMtm4}}
  
 
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Latest revision as of 18:08, 13 June 2025

"Band" that plays the Mocrumbo nightclub in 1947's star-studded Bugs Bunny short Slick Hare. Leopold is a cartoon version of Leopold Stokowski, who puts a coin (we're assuming a nickel) into a jukebox and conducts along to Harry Warren's "Nagasaki."

The "Chifafa" part of the name may be a reference to a nonsense lyric in the 1945 song "The Frim Fram Sauce": "I want the frim fram sauce with ussinfay with shafafa on the side."

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