Little Audrey's swimsuit looks pretty modern for its time period (1950s); it looks to me more like the modern one-piece swimsuit little girls today wear since the 1980s & 1990s rather than from the 1950s.
Yeah, you’re right, King Andrew Cecil. My mother was born in June 8, 1951, and she used to wear one of those old fashioned bathing suits in the 1950’s. Unlike Little Audrey’s bathing suit, her’s definitely looks like it was made as early as the 1980’s. (Giggling) Looking good there, Little Audrey.
Jackson Beck did a lot of voices for Fleischer(Bluto,etc.), Paramount when the took over Fleischer and Harvey when they bought the Paramount cartoons. He was the voice on the opening of the Superman radio show. He also was the voice of King Leonardo among others. Very versatile voice actor.
That's because it IS Jackson Beck- Bluto's voice in the Famous Studios/Paramount Popeye cartoons from 1944 through '57. He also provided other voices for their other series, like this one.
1:03-1:08 when the comic book artist remembered this is a little girl on the beach and we almost had her take her clothes off better switch to her dog covering its eyes then switch back with her covered up so she can put on her swimsuit.
Revised: A.George Dave Prince Little Audrey: Surf Bored: Little Audrey took her pet to the beach: not reading the Post Sign: No Dogs Allowed! Set up her Flex beach chair, towel, basket, while wearing a blue swim bathing Suit, she decided to played Frisbee with her dog and got caught by the Safety Beach Patroller's. The Beach Patroller's block her Entry from getting inside the beach zone, near by is a parking lot and trailer path back to the city that could be found. Giving her a word of warning, allowing Audrey to stay but the dog must stay home until then she is kicked off the beach. Little Audrey found another way in without being detected blending in with a beach crowd of people. They also loved spending their time relaxing and having fun. No one notice the dog pass them camouflaged by so many legs, too many people were let in. Little Audrey played volley ball with her dog using her hind legs attracted attention. Again the Safety Patrol kicked her off the beach warning her they might have to contact her parents, and the Authorities police, pointing at the sign: No Dogs Allowed! That Did not stop Little Audrey from playing on the beach. This time the Dog paddling in the Oceansea. The Beach Patroller lost his temper: Last Straw! He swims after the dog however: his foot got caught on something. Little Audrey mentions an Octopus tentacles rapping around the Safety Patroller waist, pulling him underwater: or Perhaps rather it is: a Sea-Weed. Luckily Little Audrey spotted the Safety Beach Patroller treading close to drowning in water but his face is in immersive surface. Little Audrey swam using a scissors to spit/ cut the sea-weed apart, separated the plant away from his the leg free. At Shore Little Audrey becomes a Heroine saving the Safety Patroller: After the swim the dog jump on his strong arms and licking his face. The Safety Beach Patrol tensions at ease laughing. Allowing the to Dog stay.
Originally released as a Paramount "Noveltoon" in July 1953. Directed by I{sadore} Sparber, written by Larz Bourne, animated by Steve Muffati [who also drew Audrey's adventures in Harvey comic books at the time] and Morey Reden, with a nice score by Winston Sharples. Mae Questel and Jackson Beck provide the voices. Pal later returned in Audrey's last theatrical cartoon, "Dawg Gawn" (1958).
Tara Strong would not make a great role for Little Audrey, but scratchpad wiki of Harveytoons said that Kath Soucie should be the current voice of her...
4:55 Oh ho, The scene of the giant and naughty octopus on the beach just like other beach-themed cartoons like: Rainbow Parade Cartoon in Toonerville Picnic (1936), Mickey Mouse in The Beach Party (1931) and Oswald Rabbit in Beachcombers (1936).
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The quality of this is unusually good for an old cartoon.
This cartoon was made for Cinema, completely different quality from TV cartoons XD
Little Audrey is soooo adorable in her swimsuit!!!!
Audrey looks very adorable in her swimsuit! :3
Little Audrey's a good kid.
lol You aint watching the same series we are than
Little Audrey's swimsuit looks pretty modern for its time period (1950s); it looks to me more like the modern one-piece swimsuit little girls today wear since the 1980s & 1990s rather than from the 1950s.
King Andrew Cecil I love those years.
Yeah, you’re right, King Andrew Cecil. My mother was born in June 8, 1951, and she used to wear one of those old fashioned bathing suits in the 1950’s. Unlike Little Audrey’s bathing suit, her’s definitely looks like it was made as early as the 1980’s. (Giggling) Looking good there, Little Audrey.
Wow, I haven't seen this for 30 to 33 years. Goodness, thank you for remastering it and bringing it back for us youngesters.
greatguy200 How old are you?
I like how she just blows past the sign. And that lifeguard sounds like freakin' Bluto!
Like someone else said, the gentleman voicing the lifeguard is Jackson Beck (voice of Bluto in famous studios cartoon)
Indeedy. Prolly the same actor did the voice
Jackson Beck did a lot of voices for Fleischer(Bluto,etc.), Paramount when the took over Fleischer and Harvey when they bought the Paramount cartoons. He was the voice on the opening of the Superman radio show. He also was the voice of King Leonardo among others. Very versatile voice actor.
@@wyldebyll3089He narrated the Superman cartoons by Filmation.
Audrey looks cute in her swimsuit
fbi open up little audrey is a loli
How dare someone call somebody cute
That's my girl, Little Audrey!
who'd have thought the first cute loli animation was not japanese but an american cartoon ;P my respect to that. Little Audrey so cute XD
That's the 2nd time that stupid Octopus has gotten in Audrey's way
Well, well, well, Mister Lifeguard, I guess Little Audrey’s dog isn’t so bad after all. He seems to like you.
As to little Audry's parents: She killed them when she burnt down the house
They were seen in her Harvey comic books from time to time, but were rarely seen (if any) in these "Noveltoons".
Who does she thinks she is? Michael Myers?
1:13 - Lookin' good, Audrey.
They don't make them like these anymore
I love it this cartoon 💛
That's because it IS Jackson Beck- Bluto's voice in the Famous Studios/Paramount Popeye cartoons from 1944 through '57. He also provided other voices for their other series, like this one.
I love Little Audrey 😀! She is my childhood 😀! She even got remastered in the DreamWorks series, Harvey Street Kids 😀!
Ah.. the good old days!
... also the dog, "Pal", here was also lifted from a Casper the Friendly Ghost episode.
I was thinking the same thing. I definitely thought that was the same dog from the Casper cartoon Casper takes a bow wow.
@@robbiefarabee6954 so i thin Pal And Casper are crossovers??
0:06 awwww how adorable
grown up Audrey will be an archery champion
I liked Audrey's laugh and she was much better than her predecessor, Lulu
1:03-1:08 when the comic book artist remembered this is a little girl on the beach and we almost had her take her clothes off better switch to her dog covering its eyes then switch back with her covered up so she can put on her swimsuit.
Do you have anymore little Audrey cartoons
i love old cartoons sooooooooo much :)
Me too
I watched this when I was litttle
Revised: A.George Dave Prince
Little Audrey: Surf Bored:
Little Audrey took her pet to the beach: not reading the Post Sign: No Dogs Allowed!
Set up her Flex beach chair, towel, basket, while wearing a blue swim bathing Suit,
she decided to played Frisbee with her dog and got caught by the Safety Beach Patroller's.
The Beach Patroller's block her Entry from getting inside the beach zone, near by is a parking lot and trailer
path back to the city that could be found. Giving her a word of warning, allowing Audrey to stay
but the dog must stay home until then she is kicked off the beach.
Little Audrey found another way in without being detected blending in with a beach
crowd of people. They also loved spending their time relaxing and having fun.
No one notice the dog pass them camouflaged by so many legs, too many people were let in.
Little Audrey played volley ball with her dog using her hind legs attracted attention.
Again the Safety Patrol kicked her off the beach warning her they
might have to contact her parents, and the Authorities police,
pointing at the sign: No Dogs Allowed!
That Did not stop Little Audrey from playing on the beach.
This time the Dog paddling in the Oceansea. The Beach
Patroller lost his temper: Last Straw!
He swims after the dog however: his foot got caught on something.
Little Audrey mentions an Octopus tentacles rapping around the Safety Patroller waist,
pulling him underwater: or Perhaps rather it is: a Sea-Weed.
Luckily Little Audrey spotted the Safety Beach Patroller treading close to drowning
in water but his face is in immersive surface. Little Audrey swam using a scissors to spit/ cut
the sea-weed apart, separated the plant away from his the leg free.
At Shore Little Audrey becomes a Heroine saving the Safety Patroller:
After the swim the dog jump on his strong arms and licking his face.
The Safety Beach Patrol tensions at ease laughing.
Allowing the to Dog stay.
the lifeguard sounds like Bluto from Popeye
Same voice actor
Jackson Beck
4:56 That scream was hilarious!
No
Originally released as a Paramount "Noveltoon" in July 1953. Directed by I{sadore} Sparber, written by Larz Bourne, animated by Steve Muffati [who also drew Audrey's adventures in Harvey comic books at the time] and Morey Reden, with a nice score by Winston Sharples. Mae Questel and Jackson Beck provide the voices. Pal later returned in Audrey's last theatrical cartoon, "Dawg Gawn" (1958).
The lifeguard sounds just like Bluto. And how come there aren't any cartoons of Dot or Lotta?
Jackson Beck was the voice for Bluto
Little Audrey in Surf Bored as 999%
Tara Strong would not make a great role for Little Audrey, but scratchpad wiki of Harveytoons said that Kath Soucie should be the current voice of her...
How deep is that bag?
RIP Mae Questal
what is the one where Audrey runs into a truant officer on saturday?
Fishing Tackler
4:55 Oh ho, The scene of the giant and naughty octopus on the beach just like other beach-themed cartoons like: Rainbow Parade Cartoon in Toonerville Picnic (1936), Mickey Mouse in The Beach Party (1931) and Oswald Rabbit in Beachcombers (1936).
I just wish that Little Audrey can be my daughter and then I can be her father.
Brandon Kohout I wish I had a friend like her.
In harvey street kids she's not as sweet as she is in this version lol 😂
Little Audrey would drive you nuts. Shes bad as hell most of the time.
3:40 to 3:57 LOL 😂😂
😅😅😅well information good show you 😅
Yes, 'Rawr', a dog that looked like "Pal" appeared in a Casper cartoon around that time...
I wish that at 4:55, when the octopus pops his head above water, the lifeguard would say, "Whoa, I think I"m in love!"
5:53 audrey laughs
She is living on the chere
when he shouts he sounds like soldier from tf2
Beautiful quality! Where did you find such a great copy?
another good print
The lifeguard have a voice that sound like Bluto on Popeye The Sailor cartoon in the 1950s.
Jackson Beck
I fuckin wish i had like a pop up zip tent to dress in when i went to the beach
Where are Little Audrey's parents throughout all this?
0:11 what! Why not?
and looks like Blutos but without beard
Why arent dogs allowed on the beach? I see them all the time.
dogs hide their crap in the sand
Ordinary Beaches don't allow Dogs.
Some do.
Some do. You just have to put them on a leash.
Guy go on Netflix and search harvey girls forever if you want to see them now
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Bluto afeitado esta aqui
حلللللللللو👍
when i saw 1:15 .... how do i say this uhh....
I had a boner
You had a boner just for looking at someone walk at the beach?