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I have been trying to find this cartoon for years. Used to watch it as a child cause my grandma had dozens of old cartoon VHS and this was on one of them. So glad I can watch it again

Recuerdo ver este corto en un dvd de Superman contra la momia de toon factory con doblaje en español e Pero no lo encontré pero me alegro de volver a ver este corto después de bastantes años en ese dvd asta recuerdo que tenía otras canciones pero cambian como 2 creo

i used to love these cartoons when i was little! i think this particular one single handedly started my obsession with art

0:57 back and forth between two bg colors 1:47 white lines of boats, make tree 2:35 shifting camera angles 3:05 longing balcony scene 4:30 montage cuts 7:02 eye thing cool

It looks like Popeye's diving right into Bluto's mouth.

Animation by Faith and John Hubley, 1959.

I don't think I've seen this before, which is surprising, since I was born in 1956, and UPA cartoons were all over the place in 1960s TV, especially in large markets like Greater Chicagoland, where there were multiple independent channels. I love the story. It's told simply and effectively. UPA's stark graphics and limited animation were an ideal medium for telling Dufy's story. It's abundantly clear that UPA's artists, like the fashion industry of the mid-50s, was still strongly influenced by Dufy's work. I'm nuts about this cartoon! I want to see it in a better transfer, if possible. Time to hit up the library!

Resenha sobre a animação: magiadoreal.blogspot.com/2021/09/filme-do-dia-invisible-moustache-of.html

How did I get here

Rip to everyone still looking for this

3:12 is so catchy

5 sisters!,!!

Thank you to my father for taping this in the early 80s. Wonder how valuable our copy of this is!

I remember watching this in a documentary. So glad to finally find it again after all these years. I'm 19 BTW, who said a teen can't be mature too? X'D

Rare? I assume it's rare because UPA only produced one "The Invisible Mustache of Raoul Dufy" cartoon. Then again, pretty much all cartoons are rare, then.

Nice test. You might want to consider taking out some of your Inbetweens. The spacing is too even, producing a "floating" action instead of the "force" of the punch. The punch would cause an acceleration in the action.

how lovely!!

I watched this in Spanish! I didn't found it yet in spanish, But i understand english.

NICE!!!!!! im working on an animation too, and JESUS this gave me ideas!!

tim burton kinda stole this idea on his short "vincent"

Very cool and graceful, I didn't even know this UPA cartoon so far; so, thanks a million for posting!

I've been looking for this for a while now. It suddenly hit me to stop searching up the song and look up the cartoon which I remembered was about a boy with an invisible mustache. So glad to have been able to find this.

Grew up seeing this on TV. Where is this kind of thing for children today?

My last name is Meade, Joshua J. Meade.

Yes, as 'atzawacki' has stated, this WAS a segment of the 1956-'57 "BOING BOING SHOW" on CBS' Sunday afternoon schedule (originally telecast in black and white).

Love love love this cartoon! My mom bought my kids a cartoon DVD out of the dollar bin and this was on it! I haven't been able to get it out of my head for years now - at least 4 years! I love it!

I've been looking for this for ages! I remember watching this on TV when I was a kid in the 60's. I always loved the animation and that little song. Thank you for posting!

@steepertree I wish the series is on DVD

Wonderful animation! Informative, poignant, marvelous art style... and the magnificent voice of Hans Conried narrates. Thanks for posting!

This was part of the Gerald McBoing Boing Show. Marvelous!

is that Johnathan Winters

@jimmyjam9014 my father and I are both descendants.

Wherever did you find this?? Fabulous!

@evergreenanimations dat sucks!

Walk Kelly was a genius. His cartoons and books are beyond 99% of past and present cartoonist. If you take the time to immerse yourself into his collection, you will enrich your life.

Wow, really impressive. The animation is really fluent, and the little faults you mentioned aren't really noticable. I actually liked the small zoom, it put some more action in it. Was this used for anything in particular?

I have this on VHS somewhere....it's awful cute!! The little frogs are adorable!!

I would love to see the rest of this!

oh lol, cool. kinda figured you were teasing. :)

lol ;) watch?v=jt7AF2RCMhg watch?v=nQCkSXpSiIM

Yeah you rock, I love UPA. I love that song he sings, it's dying for a Pogo-esque remix. You all do know Pogo don't you? :)

"DON'T TOUCH IT!" hee hee! That was cute. I wonder how the Skunk looked in this short.

I concurr, this is a most hard to find film

im the descendant General George G. Meade

His real name is Bluto. He was called Brutus in the King Features Syndicate Popeye cartoons from 1960-1961 due to a controversy over who had the rights to the name. Except for the KFS cartoons his name has always been Bluto.

That's pretty good. I start animation school this fall and can't wait. I started animating my freshman year of highschool. Popeye was also my inspiration for experimenting with animation. I also make Lego films as well. You should check them out.

I ordered my copy off of ebay. Type in I GO POGO in the search box, under category DVDs - be patient, you might have to keep checking back a few weeks until a copy becomes available! Same goes for the Pogo cartoon: The Pogo Special Birthday Special, you can somtimes find VHS copies on ebay

Sho-Ryu-Ken!

cool stuff. Pluto looks like he pops from one position to the next too quickly when he's in the air.