Here's a "Screen Song" cartoon that I remember watching on WABC-TV Channel 7 when I was growing up in the 1960s. It features the most popular song of all time called "California Here I Come."
The fact that this particular cartoon exists in two generations (one duplicate struck in the 1950's with NTA's logo of the time as well as the black bars censoring Paramount and Technicolor, as well as this 70's print) is rather odd.
Although a sign appeared at the end of this cartoon saying "Censored, California chamber of commerce", the rain was actually telling the truth about what California really is. Florida is the Sunshine State. California is the Golden State.
That Paramount studo before Star Trek & The Brady Bunch and before handful today Garbage films of Hollywood.Do see anymore new films made by Paramount studio.
@@AnimationNation2004 there are some noveltoon cartoons that had the bouncing ball in it and what’s really weird is that in the mild west it mentions the song I’m an old cowhand during the opening titles that’s funny
@@Booboobear88 Can you find and post the Screen Song cartoons titled "Readin', Ritin' and Rhythmetic" and "Detouring Through Maine"? (They may have run under the "Noveltoon" banner.)
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The diesel locomotive doing a Native American imitation is the greatest explanation I have ever seen of the old Santa Fe "Warbonnet" livery.
I always enjoyed the orchestration and choral group that recorded the music for the Famous Studios bouncing ball cartoons
3:22 *paramount studios moment*
1:57 - seen in Shining Time Station.
Fun fact: The backgrounds during the sing along moment were also used in the episode, "Winter Draws On".
Here's a "Screen Song" cartoon that I remember watching on WABC-TV Channel 7 when I was growing up in the 1960s. It features the most popular song of all time called "California Here I Come."
Gosh! This video 📷 haven't watched yet.
3:22 I bet Paramount Patted Famous on the back for this
Yep!
No kidding!
One of the cartoon shorts not to have “Start the Day With the Song”
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4:25 Police officer: This is a tight Florida agent we caught this week!"
"The third Florida agent"
I always been trying figures what they were saying at that part. This part was always my favorite
@@OldsVistaCruiser Agree!
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The fact that this particular cartoon exists in two generations (one duplicate struck in the 1950's with NTA's logo of the time as well as the black bars censoring Paramount and Technicolor, as well as this 70's print) is rather odd.
At least in the 70's, NTA didn't have a problem with Paramount's name still being on these.
They used this 1970’s NTA still logo rather than using animation and fanfare from Commonwealth United.
What mean is "NTA"?
@@chuemmmeechuemmmee5943 National Telefilm Associates.
I think 💬🤔 it's a long time ago.
Although a sign appeared at the end of this cartoon saying "Censored, California chamber of commerce", the rain was actually telling the truth about what California really is. Florida is the Sunshine State. California is the Golden State.
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That woodpecker is funny 🤣😝😆 when she broke her own bird nose haha ha haha ha haha ha haha ha haha ha haha ha haha ha haha ha haha ha haha 😆😄
4:30 Simitar Entertainment Presents Sing Along with Porky Pig
3:20. Weird. Jump in word.
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2:20 Alaska with Mount McKinley ( 6,190 meters (20,310 feet) above sea level ) :
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*"AM I A JOKE TO YOU?!?"*
That Paramount studo before Star Trek & The Brady Bunch and before handful today Garbage films of Hollywood.Do see anymore new films made by Paramount studio.
California for what are they doing from the country?
I’m so surprised to find this cartoon was made in technicolor I always thought it was made in polacolor
So this is so far the only short that has the in technicolor banner all others either has in polacolor or color by technicolor
@@AnimationNation2004 there are some noveltoon cartoons that had the bouncing ball in it and what’s really weird is that in the mild west it mentions the song I’m an old cowhand during the opening titles that’s funny
I always believe that each and every one of the Screen Song cartoons has the white bouncing ball.
"The Emerald Isle" Screen Song (with the song "McNamara's Band") features a bouncing shamrock.
"Base Brawl" features a bouncing baseball.
In "Snow Foolin," we are instructed to "follow the bouncing hen fruit" to sing "Jingle Bells".
@chuemmmeechuemmmee5868That is California's nickname.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/California
Rangeltoons brought me here!
I thoroughly enjoy the Famous Studios Screen Songs, have them on 16 and DVD, but who were the actual singers?
I think they were in-studio talent. They never received voice credits.
Possibly Singers from the Broadway Area
A delicious citrus fruit instead of the bouncing ball.
Amazing.
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"OK, boss!" I thought that was an East Coast thing!
I have a faded NTA 16mm print, but is this transfer on a DVD set?
Came officially from NTA’s Cartoon Carnival Vol. 2 on VHS in the early 1980s.
@@Booboobear88 Can you find and post the Screen Song cartoons titled "Readin', Ritin' and Rhythmetic" and "Detouring Through Maine"? (They may have run under the "Noveltoon" banner.)
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