with six you get egg roll (1968)

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Typical Doris Day fluffy comedy. At one point, having had an argument, Doris takes off in a camper van, with her husband in the back. Only to swerve to avoid a cat crossing the road, resulting in her husband being catapulted out of the vans rear door.

the holly and the ivy (1952)

Blossom.
Woman discusses how she cannot leave her cat to visit relatives at Christmas, but is persuaded to do so by her neighbour who convinces her that Blossom will be fine with her.

the adventures of tom sawyer (1939)

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When Tom and Huck signal to each other with a meow, a posse of cats appear.

Peter.
Later Tom is given some medicine by Aunt Polly, which he offers to the cat, who resistant at first, eventually takes it. He then shows his dislike, by jumping into the air (actually yanked by a wire) and runs off.

cinderella (2015)

Lucifer.
Cinderella's step-mother has a cat, one that would love to eat her mouse friends!

four days (1951)

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Tabby and white cat fains disinterest whilst her owner falls out with her husband, in this uninteresting melodrama.

Big ben calling (1935)

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Black cat sat outside a shop at the beginning of this comedy musical.

the end of the road (1954)

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Newly retired and desperate for work, Mick Mack (Finlay Currie) finds his grandson fishing a cat out of the canal. The boy claims that it has been dumped there in a sack, and quarrels with his granddad about keeping it. Later the child's mother finds it and makes to get rid of it, though seems to later changer her mind.