Where did the classics go. I was born in the 90's and yet i will never get with the times. I'm 16 years old this sunday i'll be 17 and i will forever listen to music from the 50's, and watch old cartoons til i'm gone. These cartoons will always be the best no matter what. And i'll stand by my opinion. Thank you for posting.
6:24- "Bank Night" was a popular feature of movie theaters at the time. It was a weekly cash giveaway; if your name was registered for the weekly drawing, and you were called, you won whatever jackpot there was that week. if NOT.....someone else would get a chance. If NO ONE claimed the prize, the jackpot would increase for the following week.
Lol I've been looking for this video for some time now. I had the Vhs growing up. I still quote scenes from this clip. Reading the comments it'd be amazing if ran into someone who knew where I got the quote from without me explaining it to them.
@01milkchocolate What made me wild? What made me wild? Well I'll tell ya. They called my name out on bank night, BUT I WASN'T THERE!! Bank Night was a lottery held at movie theaters during the depression.
HEY SISTER, CAN'T YOU READ!!!! so funny!!! The wild cat is funny, WHAT MADE ME WILD? I WILL TELL U WHY, THEY CALLED ME LAST NIGHT, AND I WASN'T THERE. WHO? YOU! ME? YES! OHHHH!!! the owl, also what does the parrot say there first, when the narrator calls him, it sounds like the parrot said "eat this", or "Eat me".
From 1934 until late 1942, 'smash', the "Merrie Melodies" series was in Technicolor, while "Looney Tunes" were filmed and shown in black & white. By the end of '42, though, a few "Looney Tunes" were also beginning to be released in Technicolor [starting with "My Favorite Duck"]- by the end of 1943, the last black & white "Looney Tune"- Tashlin's "Puss 'N' Booty"- was released to theaters. From 1944 on, both series were filmed in color...
"Bank Night" [6:24] was a weekly drawing in most movie theaters at the time (1939)- if you weren't there to hear your name {or number} called as the winner, the "jackpot" was held over until the following week, with another drawing held for another potential winner...
Hey wait minute bud, tell me. what made u wild? what made me wild? what made me wild?! well i'll tell ya they called my name in bank night and i wasn't there!!
From what I read, "bank night" was something run by movie theatres in the Depression. If your name was called out, you won money. The "Blue Plate Special" was also a Depression product, something "cooked up" by the National Recovery Administration. That agency was ruled unconstitutional in 1935. Yes, the parrot asked for a short beer.
This is awesome, Watch for the reference to the 2 elks saying hello bill.. Must have been an Elk that did this LOL. Where did all the great cartoons go???
I agree ! i think it' becaue somewhere along the lline someone decided kids were dumb and any crap would entertain them, I mean honestky the whole "yeah that movie was stupid, but it's for little kids so it's ok" well no, no it not ! i mean can you imagine that attitude towards any other thing we use on our children "sure this baby car seat doesn't work right but who cares it's for kids !" I think we need to relalize kids aren't stupid. Take these cartoons, some kids might not understand the -
@01milkchocolate - The wildcat said "They called my name out at "Bank night" and I wasn't there!" Perhaps a reference to winning a raffle at a movie theater where the winner had to be present to win. Back in those days theaters had contests, etc. to increase movie attendance.
*Saludos desde Caracas, Venezuela.* Quizá tú me puedas ayudar: *Estoy buscando una película en formato de dibujo animado muy antigua ( **_old vintage cartoons_** ) y es una película acerca fantasía-misterio... trata de una entidad malevola que se lleva a los niños y niñas a su castillo con el fin de convertirlos en seres ya no humanos de la misma naturaleza de la que es él (mejor dicho ella, porque es un ser femenino de cabeza deformada, cabeza de HUESOS, cráneo, que está deformado como si al cráneo le hubiese dado HIDROCEFALIA y además esta bruja, esta entidad malévola cabeza de hueso es "FRENTONA", la frente le llega muy atrás en el cráneo; pero ella es un cráneo que tiene una larga melena carnosa en la parte posterior, donde está el CEREBELO)...* Yo te estoy hablando de los vagos recuerdos que tengo porque la vi en televisión dos veces nada más... *La película animada tiene esa extraña apariencia o esa estética de los personajes y en el estilo de las actuaciones que te hace intuir que esa película NO TIENE NI LA ESTÉTICA NI EL MODO DE ACTUAR DE LAS PELÍCULAS DE DISNEY; sino que más bien parece un dibujo animado estilo ruso o europeo..... No son los típicos personajes ni historias que nos suele contar la Empresa Disney,* además de esto, *los personajes (sobre todo los niños raptados) tienen una apariencia rechoncha, o sea, son niños bajos de estatura, parecen enanos y tienen una cabellera muy larga que echada espalda abajo termina en punta... la cabellera casi llega al suelo con lo que se acentúa aún más esa rechonchez de la que estoy hablando.* Otra cosa que recuerdo: *este ser femenino malévolo que rapta niños para esclavizarlos sólo actúa de noche... Los amigos de la niña protagonista que fue raptada, ellos tienen chance de rescatarla antes de que salga el Sol del día siguiente... porque... si llega a terminar la noche con el amanecer del siguiente día, la niña quedará convertida en una esclava del mal para siempre... A medida que van pasando las horas de la noche, la niña raptada su larga cabellera negra se ha ido tornando en una cabellera blanca canosa.* También otra cosa que recuerdo: *Esta "bruja" demoníaca que rapta niños para llevarlos a su castillo, se desplaza en globo que tiene ventiladores (hélices de propulsión) para volar más rápido; pero la cesta que cuelga del globo (donde va sentada la bruja conduciéndolo) NO ES la típica cesta de globos sino que se trata de LA MANDÍBULA INFERIOR DE UN DRAGÓN, es una cesta de hueso...* Otra cosa característica de esta película animada es que *los personajes (buenos y malos) si bien SÍ caminan y corren con sus pies, se desplazan muy frecuentemente dando saltos de ninja, saltan a cada rato como unos saltamontes.* Parece una película animada rusa o europea.. No sé qué más puedo agregar porque ni si quiera recuerdo los nombres de los personajes. ¡Con eso te digo todo!; te estoy describiendo la comiquita desde los retazos de mi memoria. Cualquier cosa que logres identificar de qué dibujo animado se trata, avísame por favor a mi Twitter: *@ChaneGarcia.* ¡¡¡Chas gracias!!! ...
As this was a Tex Avery cartoon I am quite sure that the wild cat towards the end was behind the idea of Crazy Claws in the Kwiki Koala show which was Averys last creation. Am I right or wrong. Discuss.
Santaclaus1986: Sorry it took me so long to respond! I just discovered a Paramount cartoon on RUclips that you may like. It has the "bouncing ball" sing-a-long to "California, Here I Come" with the full words. Search RUclips for "The Golden State (1947)".
What's the difference between Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies, you ask? Everything at first, but eventually nothing. At first LTs were black and white with recurring characters, while MMs were color musicals (color after 1935) with no recurring characters. Eventually some of the recurring characters started showing up in MMs, and Warners' requirement that the MMs be musicals was dropped. So then the only difference was the LTs were black and white, and in 1943 those went color, too.
It's a superstitious thing that couples say when they're holding hands and encounter an obstacle, such as a pole and have to let go of each others hands. It's supposed to prevent bad luck of being separated.
what happened to toons? it became to much about the money rather than the story/moral/music its sad as it gets they just higher a graphic artist to spend 5 minutes what used to take weeks
word play right away, but does that mean they say ' well i didn't understand that so i'm going to never watch this show again' no ! They ask they're mum and dad and have it explained and then learn something ! I blame the cartoons you speak of, the 'toon boom' ilk where mass production is too easy so people don't actually need to care about a project to make it. I mean if something is a lot of hard work like old cartoon it wipes out all the half assed effort and focuses on passion projects
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Where did the classics go. I was born in the 90's and yet i will never get with the times. I'm 16 years old this sunday i'll be 17 and i will forever listen to music from the 50's, and watch old cartoons til i'm gone. These cartoons will always be the best no matter what. And i'll stand by my opinion. Thank you for posting.
I remember watching this on vhs when I was a little kid. Old good classics! =)
Ooh! I remember watching this on VHS when I was little. It was my favorite, next to Superman. :D
ahhhh!!! I LOVE THIS CARTOON!!! I use quotes from this cartoon, to friends, and they get puzzled by it, now i can show them where i got it.
Wow, I havent seen this cartoon in years!!
Thanks for the memories!
i love merrie melodies it's the funniest cartoon ever ... the love for it even words can't describe it i love.
Love it it takes me back to a simpler fun time in my life ...thank you for these videos
i love these. they remind me of my grandma.
I haven't seen this cartoon in years! Thanks for posting!
i miss the cartoons like this!! these where good original and..... just plain old good!
All those show how great the man of thousand voices MEL BLANC was.
Mel Blanc was really amazing! I loved this cartoon a lot, when I was much younger.
6:24- "Bank Night" was a popular feature of movie theaters at the time. It was a weekly cash giveaway; if your name was registered for the weekly drawing, and you were called, you won whatever jackpot there was that week. if NOT.....someone else would get a chance. If NO ONE claimed the prize, the jackpot would increase for the following week.
Lol I've been looking for this video for some time now. I had the Vhs growing up. I still quote scenes from this clip. Reading the comments it'd be amazing if ran into someone who knew where I got the quote from without me explaining it to them.
actually that's the narrator clearing his throat.
Excellent cartoon-love the puns
"Im a baaaad boy" LOL!
Wait, THIRTY-FIVE CENTS for lunch?!?!?... FIVE CENTS for pie?!?!?
I'm lucky to find gas for $4.00 per gallon! :(
WHO?
YOU!
ME?
YES
OOOOOH!
@01milkchocolate What made me wild? What made me wild? Well I'll tell ya. They called my name out on bank night, BUT I WASN'T THERE!!
Bank Night was a lottery held at movie theaters during the depression.
HEY SISTER, CAN'T YOU READ!!!! so funny!!!
The wild cat is funny, WHAT MADE ME WILD? I WILL TELL U WHY, THEY CALLED ME LAST NIGHT, AND I WASN'T THERE.
WHO? YOU! ME? YES! OHHHH!!! the owl, also what does the parrot say there first, when the narrator calls him, it sounds like the parrot said "eat this", or "Eat me".
Santaclaus1986 - that song is the old classic, "California, Here I Come".
4:32 The most funny part here is that it's a male ostrich XD
merry melodies will be unsuperables
i had this one on tape when i was little!
The "Bread and Butter" phrase, from the 40's, was a greeting between people going to or from work, and earning money.
i
a wolf in his natural habitat, and some camels!
BAHAHAHAHAH
GOLDEN ERA SHIT RIGHT THERE
Ahhh!!! I haven't seen this in forever!!!(:
Best line:
"Bread and butter bread and butter bread and butter..."
Lunch THIRTY-FIVE CENTS!?!?... Pie FIVE CENTS?!?!?
I'm lucky if I can find $4.00/gallon of gas!!!
From 1934 until late 1942, 'smash', the "Merrie Melodies" series was in Technicolor, while "Looney Tunes" were filmed and shown in black & white. By the end of '42, though, a few "Looney Tunes" were also beginning to be released in Technicolor [starting with "My Favorite Duck"]- by the end of 1943, the last black & white "Looney Tune"- Tashlin's "Puss 'N' Booty"- was released to theaters. From 1944 on, both series were filmed in color...
"Bank Night" [6:24] was a weekly drawing in most movie theaters at the time (1939)- if you weren't there to hear your name {or number} called as the winner, the "jackpot" was held over until the following week, with another drawing held for another potential winner...
6:24
Hey wait minute bud, tell me. what made u wild?
what made me wild? what made me wild?! well i'll tell ya they called my name in bank night and i wasn't there!!
"Im a BAAAAAAD Boy"
thats great!
good vid!
=D
Bread and butter
Bread and butter.
Bread and butter
Bread and butter.
Bread 'n' butter.
Bread 'n' butter.
Bread 'n' butter.
Bread 'n' butter.
From what I read, "bank night" was something run by movie theatres in the Depression. If your name was called out, you won money.
The "Blue Plate Special" was also a Depression product, something "cooked up" by the National Recovery Administration. That agency was ruled unconstitutional in 1935.
Yes, the parrot asked for a short beer.
This is awesome, Watch for the reference to the 2 elks saying hello bill.. Must have been an Elk that did this LOL. Where did all the great cartoons go???
These were good times.
"Hey sister! Cantcha read?!"
LOL!How to win friends and influence people!hahahaha!
That groundhog looks more like a ferret.
hahahah this is brilliant...
I agree ! i think it' becaue somewhere along the lline someone decided kids were dumb and any crap would entertain them, I mean honestky the whole "yeah that movie was stupid, but it's for little kids so it's ok" well no, no it not ! i mean can you imagine that attitude towards any other thing we use on our children "sure this baby car seat doesn't work right but who cares it's for kids !" I think we need to relalize kids aren't stupid. Take these cartoons, some kids might not understand the -
"Bread and Butter" is what you say when you're walking with someone and you walk on either side of a pole.
Omg I remebered watching this when I was in kindergarden o.O
Go Go Lion!I love lions!
But don't tease them in Zoos! See what happened to our old fella!
HAHA! I HAVE THIS ON TAPE!!!
They don't.make them.like this any more
I love that one too
Oh men, the Memories
I remember this one!
@01milkchocolate - The wildcat said "They called my name out at "Bank night" and I wasn't there!" Perhaps a reference to winning a raffle at a movie theater where the winner had to be present to win. Back in those days theaters had contests, etc. to increase movie attendance.
why cant we go back to this?
*Saludos desde Caracas, Venezuela.* Quizá tú me puedas ayudar: *Estoy buscando una película en formato de dibujo animado muy antigua ( **_old vintage cartoons_** ) y es una película acerca fantasía-misterio... trata de una entidad malevola que se lleva a los niños y niñas a su castillo con el fin de convertirlos en seres ya no humanos de la misma naturaleza de la que es él (mejor dicho ella, porque es un ser femenino de cabeza deformada, cabeza de HUESOS, cráneo, que está deformado como si al cráneo le hubiese dado HIDROCEFALIA y además esta bruja, esta entidad malévola cabeza de hueso es "FRENTONA", la frente le llega muy atrás en el cráneo; pero ella es un cráneo que tiene una larga melena carnosa en la parte posterior, donde está el CEREBELO)...* Yo te estoy hablando de los vagos recuerdos que tengo porque la vi en televisión dos veces nada más... *La película animada tiene esa extraña apariencia o esa estética de los personajes y en el estilo de las actuaciones que te hace intuir que esa película NO TIENE NI LA ESTÉTICA NI EL MODO DE ACTUAR DE LAS PELÍCULAS DE DISNEY; sino que más bien parece un dibujo animado estilo ruso o europeo..... No son los típicos personajes ni historias que nos suele contar la Empresa Disney,* además de esto, *los personajes (sobre todo los niños raptados) tienen una apariencia rechoncha, o sea, son niños bajos de estatura, parecen enanos y tienen una cabellera muy larga que echada espalda abajo termina en punta... la cabellera casi llega al suelo con lo que se acentúa aún más esa rechonchez de la que estoy hablando.* Otra cosa que recuerdo: *este ser femenino malévolo que rapta niños para esclavizarlos sólo actúa de noche... Los amigos de la niña protagonista que fue raptada, ellos tienen chance de rescatarla antes de que salga el Sol del día siguiente... porque... si llega a terminar la noche con el amanecer del siguiente día, la niña quedará convertida en una esclava del mal para siempre... A medida que van pasando las horas de la noche, la niña raptada su larga cabellera negra se ha ido tornando en una cabellera blanca canosa.* También otra cosa que recuerdo: *Esta "bruja" demoníaca que rapta niños para llevarlos a su castillo, se desplaza en globo que tiene ventiladores (hélices de propulsión) para volar más rápido; pero la cesta que cuelga del globo (donde va sentada la bruja conduciéndolo) NO ES la típica cesta de globos sino que se trata de LA MANDÍBULA INFERIOR DE UN DRAGÓN, es una cesta de hueso...* Otra cosa característica de esta película animada es que *los personajes (buenos y malos) si bien SÍ caminan y corren con sus pies, se desplazan muy frecuentemente dando saltos de ninja, saltan a cada rato como unos saltamontes.* Parece una película animada rusa o europea.. No sé qué más puedo agregar porque ni si quiera recuerdo los nombres de los personajes. ¡Con eso te digo todo!; te estoy describiendo la comiquita desde los retazos de mi memoria. Cualquier cosa que logres identificar de qué dibujo animado se trata, avísame por favor a mi Twitter: *@ChaneGarcia.* ¡¡¡Chas gracias!!!
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As this was a Tex Avery cartoon I am quite sure that the wild cat towards the end was behind the idea of Crazy Claws in the Kwiki Koala show which was Averys last creation.
Am I right or wrong. Discuss.
I still like to "sing-a" !!
that guy should've learned from Tobi...for Tobi's a good boy =D
Santaclaus1986:
Sorry it took me so long to respond!
I just discovered a Paramount cartoon on RUclips that you may like.
It has the "bouncing ball" sing-a-long to "California, Here I Come" with the full words.
Search RUclips for "The Golden State (1947)".
I'm looking for the classic 1953 Merrie Melody: "There Auto be a Law".
I know that title, 'A Day At The Zoo'.
What's the difference between Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies, you ask? Everything at first, but eventually nothing.
At first LTs were black and white with recurring characters, while MMs were color musicals (color after 1935) with no recurring characters. Eventually some of the recurring characters started showing up in MMs, and Warners' requirement that the MMs be musicals was dropped. So then the only difference was the LTs were black and white, and in 1943 those went color, too.
On that note, don't be fooled by 1930s Looney Tunes that are in color---those are colorized versions.
It's a superstitious thing that couples say when they're holding hands and encounter an obstacle, such as a pole and have to let go of each others hands. It's supposed to prevent bad luck of being separated.
@dioclese youre right, the computer animation doesnt hold the same magic
1:55
That scared me xp
It was, 'dharma'. He's also the voice of "Egghead", here...I don't think Robert Cameron Bruce narrated this one...
9 people are bad boys and got eaten by a lion
I ultimately pictured Tennessee Tuxedo coming up with the sign at 0:32...
0:32
hell yeah thanks
i love this cartoon, how did u find it?
the freakin' parrot is funny, I even act him out.
I totally agree!
3:03 - 3:09 - Egghead's laugh sounded like combination of wicked witch of West and Ernest T. Bass from Andy Griffith Show
3:03-3:09
bread and butter.
Probably the 3 Little Pigs story.
What was the camel joke?
im trin to find a mery melodies with an owl that sings a song.
I like to singa about the moona ina juna with the springa. i cant find it
I miss that narrator's voice.
excuse me could you assist me with the link from which you downloaded the classic songs because ive always wanted classic music. thanx
It’s spelled Merrie not Merry
Why no title?
HEY SISTER!!! CAN'T YA READ?!
HEY SISTER, CAN'T YOU READ!?
Maybe if that dumbass had watched this, he wouldn't have gotten mauled by a tiger.
The puns in this make me want to shoot myself.
what happened to toons? it became to much about the money rather than the story/moral/music its sad as it gets they just higher a graphic artist to spend 5 minutes what used to take weeks
golden age of cartoons, lame ass reality tv shows took over
They were the best and will never be replaced by any others!
heh heh egghead got eaten
That's What He Ass Get For Picking At That Lion.
HAHAHA!!! That little guy deserved it.
That's Elmer Fudd.
please post tex Avery FRESH fish.
word play right away, but does that mean they say ' well i didn't understand that so i'm going to never watch this show again' no ! They ask they're mum and dad and have it explained and then learn something ! I blame the cartoons you speak of, the 'toon boom' ilk where mass production is too easy so people don't actually need to care about a project to make it. I mean if something is a lot of hard work like old cartoon it wipes out all the half assed effort and focuses on passion projects
1:40-2:02 HEY SISTER!! CAN'T YOU READ?!!!!! IDL
@rblackzzz we cherry picked the good ones from teh past and promptly forgot all the trash thats what happened
lls! A pack of camels @ :46 I get it
pause RIGHT IMMEDUATELY AT 0:00 green screen LOL
0:00
@TheHyde55 i know so funny i love these old jokes
What did the wildcat say at 6:07?
6:07
Thumbs up if you are from the 90's and you hate actual cartoons.
@animemaniac31 I don't get it.
what happened to cartoons
i wanna know to