Please help me find this Tom n Jerry classic episode

[Hiya!]

So the episode is about Jerry who is trying to steal a fridge, that's right a whole fridge from Tom. 

 

Jerry was dressed in a detective suit, you know with those coat and classy hat, Jerry was riding a red car. 

 

Once Jerry is arrived at Tom's fort or house (can't really remember) Tom has prepared a wide variety of traps to prevent Jerry from stealing the fridge. 

 

There's a memorable scene when Tom was setting up the mines, he pulled one of his mustache and dropped it on the mines, and the mine explode almost immediately when the hair touch it. 

 

But despite Tom's effort, Jerry was able to deal with the trap with ease and able to steal the fridge at the end. 

 

The ending scene is Jerry leaving with the fridge tied on his/her car, and if I remember it correctly " Tom cruise" is written on the license plate.

 

Does anyone have any idea about the title of the episode? 

[Sauron]

I've seen most classic T&J but this doesn't ring a bell... maybe you can find it on the wiki

[Lady Fitzgerald]

The episode title is "The Mouse from H.U.N.G.E.R". I just watched it on YouTube and it wasn't bad...for Chuck Jones. I never could understand why, with the exception of the Road Runner cartoons, people thought Jones was so great. His early post Disney cartoons had good animation and backgrounds (but no punch to the plots) but then he started cheaping out on the backgrounds, the quality of the animation declined, and his plots didn't improve much. As Tom and Jerry goes, this doesn't even hold a candle to the earlier Tom & Jerry cartoons. He also ruined Warner Brothers' Looney Toons.

[Hiya!]

1 hour ago, Lady Fitzgerald said:

The episode title is "The Mouse from H.U.N.G.E.R". I just watched it on YouTube and it wasn't bad...for Chuck Jones. I never could understand why, with the exception of the Road Runner cartoons, people thought Jones was so great. His early post Disney cartoons had good animation and backgrounds (but no punch to the plots) but then he started cheaping out on the backgrounds, the quality of the animation declined, and his plots didn't improve much. As Tom and Jerry goes, this doesn't even hold a candle to the earlier Tom & Jerry cartoons. He also ruined Warner Brothers' Looney Toons.

Omg thank you, I have been looking for it.. I agree with you but it brings back memories.