Those crazy magpies are Terrytoons' answer to: - Bugs Bunny - Daffy Duck ( crazy version, not the later version ) - Bob Clampett's version of Tweety - Yoyo Dodo - Screwy Squirrel - Woody Woodpecker - Aracuan Bird - Chip 'n' Dale - Yakko, Wakko and Dot - Slappy Squirrel ( for their karmic trickster traits ) - Droopy ( same reason as Slappy Squirrel ) and AOSTH's version of Sonic ( same reason as Slappy Squirrel and Droopy ).
First released in February 1947; directed by Connie Rasinski, story by John Foster, music by Philip A. Scheib. Sid Raymond, who usually provided voices for Paramount' "Famous Studios" theatrical cartoons at the time, are the magpies' voices (and Dimwit the dog's) here.
Sid Raymond, who normally provided voices for Paramount's Famous Studios (as Wolfie, Baby Huey, Katnip, and other funny animals) provided the voices here {his "Dimwit" sounds similar to his "Katnip" voice}. Dayton Allen usually did the primary voices, but apparently wasn't available for this cartoon...
TerryToons wes the reason I got up on Saturday before the Farm Report ended. And yet I couldn't explain the difference between inane physical comedy and the British wit. I think it's American Exceptionism. Small bus, still funny. .
Yes, 'nairb', during the period Ed "Archie" Gardner taped "DUFFY'S TAVERN" in Puerto Rico (1949-'51) {primarily for tax purposes}; apparently, Charles Cantor couldn't make the move with the cast, so Ed got Sid to replace him [they both used similar "dumb" voices, so listeners hardly knew the difference].
I loved watching classic cartoons like Heckle & Jeckle, plus Woody Woodpecker and many more! They need to put these cartoons back on TV soon!
these birds.........are hilarious!
those old days... nothing like them... thanks for posting this specific one.. :)
I loved Heckle and Jeckle!!!
Those crazy magpies are Terrytoons' answer to:
- Bugs Bunny
- Daffy Duck ( crazy version, not the later version )
- Bob Clampett's version of Tweety
- Yoyo Dodo
- Screwy Squirrel
- Woody Woodpecker
- Aracuan Bird
- Chip 'n' Dale
- Yakko, Wakko and Dot
- Slappy Squirrel ( for their karmic trickster traits )
- Droopy ( same reason as Slappy Squirrel )
and AOSTH's version of Sonic ( same reason as Slappy Squirrel and Droopy ).
I just love the way Heckle & Jeckle screw with their adversaries! Pure hilarity!
First released in February 1947; directed by Connie Rasinski, story by John Foster, music by Philip A. Scheib. Sid Raymond, who usually provided voices for Paramount' "Famous Studios" theatrical cartoons at the time, are the magpies' voices (and Dimwit the dog's) here.
I watched these guys as a child but they were newer ones. Funny, I didn't find out until I was an adult that magpies look nothing like that. :)
Old cartoons, still good
I agree 100%!dimwitt was a character too funny and never get excited!
THIS SHIT HERE!!!!
Best dam cartoon!!
Sid Raymond, who normally provided voices for Paramount's Famous Studios (as Wolfie, Baby Huey, Katnip, and other funny animals) provided the voices here {his "Dimwit" sounds similar to his "Katnip" voice}. Dayton Allen usually did the primary voices, but apparently wasn't available for this cartoon...
Got I haven't seen one of these cartoons in ages. At least thirty years or so.
send mighty mouse while you're at it
1:55 to 2:55 is my favorite scene
8 mm home movie version?
This looks more like a TV recording
Dey sure had dat Brooklnese Down Pat-Fuggedaboudit!
I don't think they're going to do that!
TerryToons wes the reason I got up on Saturday before the Farm Report ended. And yet I couldn't explain the difference between inane physical comedy and the British wit. I think it's American Exceptionism. Small bus, still funny. .
stone age small bus?
Anyone else think they look like the most delicious apples?
Hahaha,next
Yes, 'nairb', during the period Ed "Archie" Gardner taped "DUFFY'S TAVERN" in Puerto Rico (1949-'51) {primarily for tax purposes}; apparently, Charles Cantor couldn't make the move with the cast, so Ed got Sid to replace him [they both used similar "dumb" voices, so listeners hardly knew the difference].
Anyone notice how the log gag similar to the one seen in the Looney Tunes short "All This and Rabbit Stew"?
Hah, serves 'em right in the end! Little brats. XD Heh heh, ahh, I love 'em anyway. XD
I meant "Slapstick Juvenile", in a comparative evaluation.
Didn't Sid Raymond play the role of Finnegan in the radio comedy DUFFY'S TAVERN.
We need to sic Heckle and Jeckle on Al Qaeda.
That's antisemitic!
1947
Heckle and Jeckle were really bad in this cartoon.
but lovable and funny
When were they not lol
@@one7deep7savage7 when were they not what, bad or lovable and funny.