1943-12-14 Eggs Don't Bounce
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- The very first Lulu. Rough, but I can see the potential in the character and series.
SLIGHTLY better quality than most of the circulating copies, but MAN it looks pretty damned ashen for a wartime Technicolor cartoon.
WARNING: RACIAL STEREOTYPES
I am a month older than his 1943 cartoon. No tv in our house until
1948/49. Cartoons were few & far between, but we had comic books,& Little LuLu was my favorite. My mother would read them to me. I did not have a lot of comics, I treasured the ones I had though.
It is a treat to see these cartoons again. Thank you for posting them.
So strange going from a place in time where being able to have content like this in a home was so sparse, to now where I don't have much income yet I can watch as many episodes of any show I can find, all on my own time with no commercials. I remember having to look at the tv guide in the newspaper to see if something I wanted to watch would be on. We only had 5 channels, and only 3 of them worked, but if it was 7:30 and you were doing something else then you missed it until the next time it ended up being on.
we call my daughter Lulu, and my great grandma sings this theme song to her.
Aww man never seen this episode before. Kinda sad that it was made far back to where black face was in style because I love this character. I mean it's the past now, but I definitely didn't think I'd see her in it ever.
Frankly, I don't know why the Mandy character was necessary since Lulu had a mother. She did appear in only one of the cartoons, LULU IN HOLLYWOOD. Mandy as the matriarc figure could have been written for her mother without reliance on the stereotype.
@@RayPointerChannel Back in the 1940s the kind of jobs that African Americans could get were Maids , Butlers ,& Train Porters . African Americans in cartoons weren't drawn realistically & I can understand why some people are offended. In the Betty Boop cartoon " A Language All My Own ". When Betty Boop visited Japan 🇯🇵 , the Japanese were featured in a Positive & Realistic way.
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Where's it suppose to be? The street was paved in brick
@@RayPointerChannel I believe it was just their way to include Black Americans in the cartoons because it’s a fact that maids and nannies were one of the main jobs Black women did. My great grandmother (now 90, born in 1933) talks about the kids she used to take care of and they weren’t hers.
0:47 Got to remind myself that the times are different
Eh?!
You mean - blk people used to have button noses in the past???
This cartoon turns 70 today.
It turn 80 today😢
Ninety now 😅
And a decade later...
@@RK-rj2scno I don't think it's 90 its 80 years
This is an interesting series to explore, not quite the way the comic strip saw Lulu, but these were among teh first of the Paramount/Famous color cartoons and Noveltoons series. Of course, there are some bits here that are "of their time", but this shows you how animators can take a comic strip series and add their own "touch" to it.
I love this show
I had never noticed the Veronica Lake reference at 3:19 until now. Thanks for posting this.
I wish Little Audrey lasted as long as this
Same!
Didn't audrey only last 16 shorts?
gah, I remember this 😭😭, still lit.
I like the dog as Charlie Chaplin! :D
Little Lu-Lu I love yo-oo just the same, the same!
Loool, the maid took care of both Lulu AND Audrey? And thats one damn catchy toon.
Not the exact same one
Should Lulu really be in trouble for the broken eggs? She didn't know that the seat would break and send the eggs flying,so it's not really her fault
This was one of the last Famous Studios cartoons to be produced in Miami.
OH MY GOSH!!! I love little lulu, I watched this all the time as a kid!
For some reason every print of this cartoon that I've ever seen starts to get out of sync near the end.
❤❤❤❤❤ watching now
You know, I’m starting to get the feeling that we’re not gonna see Little Lulu cartoons on MeTV Toons, at all.
Yeah but I think we might like cad and caddy and stuff like that but I have seen srub me with a boogie bat I think was called on there so idk
These original classy cartoon-series were never to be seen, down here in Holland, so far. What a surprise.
@Uncutcartoons247 That''s most definitely a problem caused by UM&M making TV prints back in the 50's. Musica-Lulu has it even worse.
I would absolutely jump out of my skin if Thunderbean or someone else did a Lulu set, for precisely these reasons.
@ParamountCartoons Thanks for the tidbit. I was wondering why Tafuri went from being head animator to animator in Waldman's crew.
Interesting, The Friendly Ghost was de-facto directed by Tafuri, so this means all the Casper cartoons are products of the same animation unit.
Not to mention Tom Golden ended up In Dave Tendlar’s unit and then later took over Steve Muffatti’s unit
so cute honestly I love films like these
4:40 Is Little Lulu a naughty little girl?
The most disturbing thing I’ve ever seen. Man, the years weren’t too kind on races, were they?
They weren't kind at all in these old cartoons. They used every racial stereotypes that they can think of cause they think it would be funny to white audiences.
Races aside, I personally think that these cartoons still have a charm unlike the modern day cartoons. I lose brain cells watching it although there's some "gems" out there.
@@TomboyGamerGal How about you talking about "Looney Tunes"?
This comment makes no sense whatsoever...
@@TomboyGamerGal With black minor characters?
Well, said.
Little LuLu was my favorite comic book. I would trade 2 of any other for 1 of hers
7:44 Oh wow
Cartoon help relief stress everybody should watch 😅
Oh god not my lulu with racial stereotypes 😨😨
4:11 A deviled egg! XD
last year it was the anniversary of the series i wish the series was revive.
These cartoons were beautiful and innocent
"Now you done it..."
6:27 racial stereotypes I think
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region at the beginning.
The stereotypes are off the charts here! HILARIOUS! I love this kind of humor. Lol
The maid probably wouldn't have been as mad as Lulu thought, it was just an accident.
My mom says it's 75 years old today
Now it's 80 years old
Rats. You have to find the original Paramount copy.
ha ha the ending was brillant 😂👍
I don't Remember All this.I use to watch this to but not this episode
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I hope
It's funny, cause I'm eating fried chicken XD
Why does lulu had no mouth?
I wish i i'll makes iyami moppet gets grounded
what was nta
It stood for "National Telefilm Associates". They acquired the U.M. & M. TV library in the late 50's and continued to distribute these cartoons for a few decades.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Telefilm_Associates
oh
well thanks
I help.
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I kind a like this minus the racist stuff though
dress is a little short, no?
Am I the only one offended by the black face and fried chicken joke? Or the "wild as any Zulu and just as hard to take" F**k you old Hollywood!
#stilllovemesomeLULUthough 😑😔
i watch this as a kid never realizing the black face and the my my i sure would love some fried chicken part i stop watching after that
youtube puts the rases stereotypes on their website
Toy Story 2 Buzz Lightyear
a black is a bad person. remember
What?
@@Friendomationsthere rasict there's saying a black person is a bad person which is not right becuse black people are nice I know some and there really good people
@@IvieCartman-dn7up ik
That was rhetorical or something
I miss this time when we could laugh at ourselves without "woksters" blowing a gasket.