Here, where is the little fella at?

2 seconds sound clip from the Foghorn Leghorn - Little Boy Boo (1954) Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies theatrical short.

You can hear this line at 00:01:57.057 in the DVD version of the film.

Quote context

[...]

- Here, I say, here's the flowers, and here's the candy. The courtship is now over. So how about it, widow hen? Will you marry me?

- Well, I couldn't...

- But I need you, widow. I need your love to keep me warm.

- I couldn't marry you unless you could prove you'd be a good father to my son.

- Good father? Ahem. Why, I just dotes on boys. Yeah, I'm a natural-born father.

- Here, where is the little fella at?

- Junior's right over there, Mr. Leghorn.

- Hey, boy, come on over here. Let's have a look at you.

- This is a boy?

- Why don't you take Junior outside and play games with him? That'd be a good way to see if he'd like you for a father.

[...]

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