For anybody looking for "Christmas Comes But once a Year" and "Somewhere in Dreamland" in the best available quality get the "Max Fleischer's Color Classics: Somewhere in Dreamland" DVD available through Amazon
Im looking for an old toon such as this about a candle and making a candle for Christmas, all I can remember is that and it turned out to not be straight, perfect, ect. It was one of the best Christmas storys Ive ever seen. Its was on a dvd of old toons I had for a short time. If anyone can help me please reply here. It means so much to me that I find it. Ive jist got to find it. Ive been lookimg for it for five yrs now.
I watched this silly cartoon as a child but it touched my heart then. Today as an old man contemplating eternity, it still touches my heart. The lesson it taught children at the height of the Great Depression was resourcefulness and ingenuity and perhaps something of recycling. These lessons are long since lost on today's young adults, youth, and children. It's lessons worthwhile remembering. I own a dvd copy of this sentimental cartoon.
Heartwarming story! Maybe it will comfort you that many youngsters think already again that way, „because we have only one planet“ Regards from Vienna 🎅 ❄️🎄
My Grandmother was in her late Teens early 20's during the Great Depression. She would tell me stories about her and her sisters growing up in an orphanage. Their mother had no choice but to place them there temporarily because she had just lost her husband and could not take care of them because she had to work overnights. She always told me be thankful for what you have because she never had anything growing up ☹️
John 3:16 [16]For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
It's always fascinating looking at when cartoons are made and how they reflect the world in real life during that time. Take this one for example. It's in the middle of the great depression and those kids parents probably could either no longer take care of them, abandoned them, or took their life because they couldn't find work. Look at the condition of their orphanage. It's poor, run down, and their toys which beings them the only joy they'll know are essentially junk fall apart. This cartoon really gets me because of that. It makes thankful for the family I have and the life I have and even though this is just a cartoon, it shows what difference one person can make in the lives of others.
How I wish there was an interest in totally restoring all the thousands of cartoon that deteriorate in vaults all over the place, it will be a TERRIBLE loss if these treasures one day are lost to all of us. So what if not everyone is a masterpiece? They are part of our cultural heritage, and should be preserved at ALL cost.. It should be a national interest, and the government should finance the preservation of thiese gems.
I think that’s a good idea. Not only for society’s preservation of this form of visual medium, but also as a study guide for students of art and animation.
There's at least the "300 Classic Cartoons" DVD collections and the like. We likely won't be able to save every last one of them, especially considering how certain issues have changed since they were made (I'm sure you get what issues I mean), but there's at least enough interest that they're not completely gone. And of course people on RUclips can post as much as they're able.
Hi there Mossy!🌱🍃🌾🌸 Since you might be interested: It is said that by 2045 we would be producing 40% less food than what we are producing right now and our population would be over 9.3billion people. #nosoilnofood We can take action now and turn this situation around, and create a significant change. #SaveSoil #ConsciousPlanet #Mentsükatalajt #Tudatosbolygó I thought it's important to share🌿 Love from Hungary 🌏🌎🌍
These older cartoons are so beautifully drawn and animated, with a superb attention to detail not found in today's productions. The colors, too are so wonderfully vivid and the characters appealingly presented.
i was looking for this cartoon for so many years. i watched it when i was 5 i guess, and i felt so bad for these kids. every christmas this cartoon specially came to my mind. today i was looking for a different video on youtube and it appeared out of nowhere. so lucky.
francy orjuela It was good, but as a kid I was freaked out by how nasty ugly and freaky these orphans were, and likely the weirdest/ugly little imps in cartoon history! I couldn't tell which ones were boys or girls given their screechy voices, grossly-undersized pantless nightgowns, ugly Dutchboy hair, effeminate prancing to the title song earlier in the cartoon, yet they all got traditionally boy gifts. I understand the heart intent of the animators, yet some of these glaring issues actually freaked me out as a kid. I'm glad they weren't real, otherwise they would be certified bully bait on a playground especially if they were sent to school looking the way they did wearing nothing but those pantless nightgowns. Bullies might torment them in every way shy of hate crimes just to laugh at making them cry, and the faculty would almost not blame them or intervene.
Leslie Carbaga (sp?)in his ground-breaking book "The Fleischer Story" makes the point that this was a favorite Fleischer theme: poor little kids who by the end of the story are rewarded with dreams fulfilled. "Dreamland" is another example.
Your right they don't make cartoons like this any. That's why I go on RUclips to look for these cartoons or anywhere I can find them because I love watching them. Thank you for sharing these cartoons.
I remember watching this and somewhere in dreamland every year as a kid. Today I got fed up of my kids having ungrateful attitudes especially so close to christmas. I sat them down and showed them this and somewhere in dreamland. I explained to them that even though these are cartoons people have and some are unfortunate enough to live in similar conditions of poverty. By the end they were both in tears. I didnt want to make them cry but they certainly seemed to be more appreciative for the rest of the day.
I haven't seen this cartoon in nineteen years. As a little squirt, I can remember being completely broken hearted over the children's toys breaking. Pretty sure I cried along with them. Wow, that was a long time ago.
Scarlett Rahnavard Yeah it was hard. I just wish the little orphans weren’t depicted as both ugly, sappy, and irritating. When I was a kid, I didn’t know what gender they were either. If you take the toon at face value, it might have been an orphanage for hermaphrodites or weird, cootie-infected boys who became eunuchs in the accident that killed their birth parents. That kind of thing was considered evil in the 1930’s, hence keeping them ugly little unwanted orphans. I say they’re boys because all the toys (broken and Grampy’s) were stereotypically boy ones. NOTE: I’m glad real children don’t give me the creeps like these strange cartooned ones
Other than the little bald baby, these orphans desperately need a haircut, pants, voicebox surgery (to cure their sappy screeching), and likely a bath (to clear away the sewage smell their repulsive appearance suggests). You do that, they’d be adopted by loving families (that wouldn’t find them repulsive and scary) and would give them nice new toys.
BA F1 wow my grandma 👵 was 5 years old she was born in december -14-1931 i really missed her so much and my grandpa 👴 he was born in september 17-1911 11-5-19
I was partially raised by my great Grandmother. She had all these old cartoons on VHS. I remember sitting on her lap or just being near her as we watched these. She was a child when these came out, so it was nice to be able to enjoy these with her
This cartoon has a good message. It show there kindness out there in a person. And when that made those homemade toys out of his stuff to make those kids happy that put a year to my eyes.
So sweet and heartbreaking. People had much less than nowadays but were happy with almost nothing...this really melted my heart. It was not a better world but many people were better. I hope today’s kids won’t ever live a situation like this
Cartoons in the old days are better than today's. They were made to be artistic pieces of art. Many of them are beautifully done. And they were entertaining as well. They have a wonderful charm that cartoons today don't have. I'll take old cartoons over SpongeBob anytime.
@@monicasherman4668 There were tons of shit cartoons made back in the olden days, you just don't remember. It's not any different than now - lots of crap, but lots of good stuff too.
Soum ).... Yea your 5 and I'am 1 , your sad to say your gay at that age .... That is how the system wants everyone to think its cool being gay but not with God ... All guys are going to hell if they don't turn away from this life stayle ....
I always hum this song during Christmastime and I used to have no idea where it was from. Then I saw this video in my recommendations one day and suddenly all the memories of sitting on my Grandmother's sofa as I watched these cartoons came rushing back to me like a wave. It was the most amazing feeling.
Fran Morris Agreed. Since I was a kid, I began to think about why the orphans got ratty gifts and why their caretaker wasn't around. If you notice, you don't see any adult caretakers at that orphanage. I firmly believe their absence and the condition of those trashy toys were related. I say this from having made some observations after seeing this many times . . . Between the ratty Christmas tree and the doorway to the orphanage bedroom, (seen at the beginning of the film) you'll see a picture of a very mean looking old man, and the picture labeled "our headmaster". Later on, when Grampy is dressed as Santa (and ringing the bell), you'll see that picture has been replaced with one of Santa. Given how all the toys broke almost in unison makes me believe that mean looking headmaster and his subordinates had a deliberate hand. I think this was a result of embezzling the better donation toys (that were supposed to go to the orphans), selling them, and putting the most fragile, worn, and unsellable toys in the kids stockings before abandoning them with the stolen money overnight while they slept (explaining why he and the other caretakers weren't there that particular morning to make them food or keep the stoves and fireplaces running). I base this statement on many subtle clues I spotted after watching this many times. I heard the real orphanages of the Depression era often had mean/crooked caretakers and it wouldn't surprise me watching this. Miss Hannigan from Annie is a good example. Grampy's breaking into the orphanage later had a greater purpose than making new toys alone, but he probably saved the little orphans' lives too, namely from freezing to death (while crying on their beds for their toys) with no fires in the fireplace that cold morning. As for the orphans looking, acting, and being dressed weird (as some watchers of this cartoon have attested), this is likely the caretakers fault. The orphan's ugly Dutchboy hair, their undersized, pant less girly nightgowns (for boys and girls, and in the freezing winter) and gender indeterminate behavior would render them bizarre & creepy to many, but it's likely the results of the caretakers treating them all the same . . . and not in a humane way. They likely looked down on all of them like gross little rats that they had to tend to. Those caretakers might have been mentally and physically abusive too, regularly beating them severely, feeding them infrequently (or with low quality food), locking them in closets, yanking them around by their hair or ears, bathing them (at least if they even did) by plunging them repeatedly in tubs of freezing water, or who knows what else shy of hate crimes for petty infractions (or just to bully them and make them cry because they thought it was funny to be cruel :( ). And they might have dressed the orphans in nothing else other than those undersized, barely-on gowns also for the purpose of keeping them from running away from that "wonderful, safe little home for kids" and to not "waste money" on clothing those "ugly little rats" :( But Grampy ultimately saves the little orphans' Christmas . . . and their lives too. And at the end of the cartoon, they post a large Christmas Seal of Santa as they sing the title song. Christmas Seals are sold to raise money for disadvantaged children (e.g. Orphaned, sick, starving, etc). The Fleischer Brothers likely made this cartoon to raise awareness of the reports of the horrid, subhuman 1930's orphan treatment and to issue a call for child-care reform. After seeing this, they obviously had a good point. If they ever made an animated epilogue to this story, I would like to think that Grampy got a Key to The City, and the story of the orphans plight attracted the attention of loving families that wound up adopting every one of those poor children out of that dumpy, ramshackle, and corrupt orphanage. And I sure as heck hope they busted those wicked caretakers too.
When I was younger (now 23) I use to LOVE watching these shows with my father!! I just found these again on here and we watched all of them together again !!!! Oh just love it !!!
I thought I was the only one! I love somewhere in dreamland, it's such a beautiful story for being only eight minutes long. It made me believe in magic as a kid and I still hang onto it somewhere in my heart to this day :).
Мне вначале так жалко стало маленьких детей из детского дома, когда они плакали!!! Добрый мастер мужчина- волшебник подарил детям праздник для души и сердца!!! Очень красивый музыкальный мультик, очень понравилось!!! Спасибо вам большое!!!💞😊💞🤗💞🥰💞🥰💞🤗💞🥰💞🥰
This is such a good cartoon they sure dont make them this good anymore its back when times were simple kids we're grateful for whatever they got i grew up in the 70s with one toy a year and either a cake or a toy for my birthday that one toy was alot back then i miss the simple times..
That is one of the nicest thing I seen in with a old man helping the little kids and me, my sister and our baby brother we had some of our toys broke on Christmas and our parents fixs things up for us and I hope next Christmas I could tell my parents about giving little kids that don't and I could go to places and hospitals to give kids toys and the kids that are sick or have cancer feel much better and they can have a Christmas where they are and they are not left out of Christmas👍 I'm a 9-years old and I hope everyone out there can make a different for not leaving out the sick kids and cancers kids and let them enjoy the fun to #christmascancersurprise
I watched this movie every year when I was a kid. I wish I could buy it! brings back memories of when my mom was alive and life made sense. it made me a little teary eyed.
Oh my gosh! thank you for uploading this! you don't know how happy this is making me :) Completely forgot about this and then spontaneously rewatching this years later. Reliving my childhood Christmas moments :)
reina coffee I’m a little behind U but I found ths while I was looking for “Yugi’s 1st Christmas.” Any1 Know where to find it on here.??(daily motion has it but the Guy has to talk in the background whn Yogi Talking.) So I’m Not To late Lol.. Christmas Greatest time of the Yr.! Marry Christmas 🎄 Every1..
I like watching these old cartoons. One thing about this cartoon is it will give you a idea of what life was like in that era. In this time was the depression era and there was so many orphanages because people couldn’t afford to care for the children they had. It’s really sad when you think about it.
Holy hell, this is something I have not seen since I was a kid. For reference I was a kid of the 90s but my folks had this recorded on VHS with a bunch of other retro Christmas cartoons they would play every December. I'm certain the version I use to watch was in black and white but this was a pleasure to stumble across because I didn't remember the name.
This video is just a miracle happened to me today ! It show us the amount of love and kindness in that Period and how Christmas was so caring and beautiful and grateful 💓 even I'm not Christian I'm muslim but this video make me cry it makes me remember the old happy days with family and friends
I remember watching this on VHS as a little girl, enjoying how an old inventor creates toys out of silverware and knicknacks! My favorite growing up was always Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, but this and Away in Dreamland have been a close second. Thanks so much for posting this nostalgic masterpiece! ^^
I agree that Grampy’s kitbashed toys look dangerous and unsettling. I've had nightmares about any of the following happening: 1). The littlest kid (bald and dressed in white near the beginning of the cartoon) is not seen again after Grampy enters the orphanage, and may have wandered outside and froze to death, becoming a headline and earning Grampy a negligent manslaughter charge. 2). The clock-powered bird toy's fork feet tears the eyeballs from the kids’ heads, or that spoon-propeller plane strikes glasss window, launching jagged glass on the floor as the kids are prancing around cheering that high-pitched “SANTEEE CLAUS!!!” in their bare feet, gashing them up. 3). The vacuum-cleaner chair ride wraps it's ceiling-mount electric cord around the kid riding it and strangles or hangs them. 4). That rocking horse with the shoe head and broom tail rocks too far backward on it’s tracks, throwing that kid screaming “GETTEE UP HORSEEEY!!!” on his/her neck and breaks it. We can thank Grampy just spitting nails to secure it (versus using a hammer). 5). The kid playing with the electric coffee-pot train would've been sprayed by boiling hot coffee, and he/she would fall screaming with 3rd degree burns on the 120VAC electric tracks and got Sith-lightning electrocuted to death. 6). On the cotton-covered and painted stairway, soap flakes get blown by the fan into the eyes of those giggling kids on sleds and skis, leading to falls that cause the metal skis and sleds to come apart, shattering their limbs and impaling other kids or themselves. 7). That umbrella Christmas tree spinning on the turntable falls, pinning the kids to the floor in tandem with the popcorn string sewing machine getting knocked over and burning the place down on the screaming kids. The surviving kids would be disfigured (although it couldn’t be much worse than their creepy looks to begin with, and they wouldn't have those ugly Dutchboy haircuts anymore too). EPILOGUE: In the aftermath, Grampy would get busted for trespassing, making dangerous untested toys, and negligent manslaughter while the absent orphanage caregivers get prosecuted for negligence, child endangerment, and accessory to manslaughter. CONCLUSION: If any of these things actually happened, Grampy would have done better to just leave those kids abandoned by their orphanage caregivers, crying and forgotten with their broken toys.
Katharin Fiscaletti it was 90% laughter, 10% children playing with dangerous inventions, and 110% orphans being the ugliest and freakiest little imps in cartoon history! Little wonder they remain unadopted. With their ugly Dutchboy haircuts, pantless & undersized nightgowns, screechy voices, and gender that changes with each camera shift, you'd almost not blame other school kids for mercilessly bullying them if sent to school exactly as depicted here. And they probably smelled like they didn't wipe properly either.
"Grampy" was a character from "Betty Boop". I wonder if this was a "crossover" since Betty Boop and this cartoon were made in the 1930's? As far as the toys the kids got...in the 1950's...when I was little....I got toy guns.(Roy Rogers pistols..Johnny 7 Rifle....Army warfare surplus stuff....) It was "Normal" back then! My parents never once considered it "Dangerous"!!! We all knew it wasn't serious! Just make believe. 60 years ago.... Christmas was far different than today. (Sigh).....
He also has his own cartoons. I use to watch then when I was quite young. He was always inventing things. I got two replica six-shooter, in the early 1950's, because I used to pretend I was Annie Oakley. They looked real, would have gotten my killed by the police now a days.
Aww man, I still have this on vhs somewhere. Nostalgia. The bit where all the original toys break always made me tear up a bit when I was little, (especially the teddy bear,) but it's been so long since I've seen this, I actually full out had tears running down my face. Oof. This is so wholesome.
Damn I remember this episode like it was yesterday and it definitely hit me on how to be humble on those unfortunate. I wish these same cartoons were still on…
I was looking at the Christmas lights on my house and I started singing this song. 😄 I had this and other Christmas cartoons on a VHS when I was little and watched it every year. This one is still my favorite. 😁
we have the CD of this and when i was a kid i always liked this animation/cartoon because of its cheerful song and the creativity of the old man making toys and christmas decoration from household items. it's so satisfying to me. i still like it now that i'm an teen adult. thankful that youtube recommended this video. i remembered my childhood ♥️
These old cartoons are absolutely amazing. Its totally impossible to recreat these today because you can feel the joy of leaving the old hardworking farmer-society behind. Its pure joy. And im also glad its not only Disneycreated cartoons. Disney was important but there where other big producers at that time.
At the moment I also live in an orphanage. I am grateful because God brought me here and I grew up understanding many things over time.. When I receive gifts I can't just keep them for myself... I also think about other children, my family... and I give them too.. Thank God for taking care of me and he will continue to do so because I know that he loves me .... ❄️🤗
When I was really little this was one of my favorite christmas cartoons. It made me appreciate what I got for christmas regardless of what is was because it really hit me to see all those toys fall apart and upset those kids so much like that knowing that that's probably all that could be afforded for them.
So very creative... Stitch in Time saved nine... To think of all those solutions for toys out of what was available ... These men are geniuses ...they're really working in their gift... TO THINK A THING IS ONE ASPECT BUT TO ILLUSTRATE IT IS ANOTHER...SHEER BEAUTY!🙋🌹🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I am certain I saw this exact cartoon on a VHS tape when I was a kid in the late 80s, early 90s. I'm almost overwhelmed by the realization of how much I remember it despite having given it zero thought since. Like even each of the different inventions. I remember it all. Such a surreal feeling.
Such a cool memory!! Same place that made Popeye & Olive Oyl, Bluto, Sweepea, Grampy AND the immortal Sea Hag!! ( Cannot forget Wimpy. 🍔🍔🍔) ❤️❤️❤️🎄🎄❤️❤️❤️
Young So Same here. I remember watching this as a little kid, and I was sad because I couldn't remember what these were called. But Alas, I have found them!
Young So yeah I know what you talking about my sis had the disk we use to watch all the movies on there I still remember this was the 1st movie it played on the beginning of the disk
I did too. Also had that old Rudolph cartoon and the one where all the kids from around the world clean Santa’s house. I loved that VHS... and I feel old, lol!
SOME WHERE IN DREAMLAND !!!! THAT'S IT !! I KNEW THIS CARTOON REMINDED ME OF A CARTOON THAT I SAW BEFORE! SOME MORE DIRT POOR CHILDREN IN TATTERED CLOTHING AND A FAKE SANTA CLAUS USING DANGEROUS HOUSE HOLD AND KITCHEN UTENSILS FOR TOYS!! A HOT COFFEE POT FULL OF HOT PERCOLATING COFFEE FOR A TRAIN SET!! YEAH !! TORE DOWN THE SHADES FROM THE WINDOWS TO USE THE ROD FOR A WIND UP PLANE . THESE KIDS WOULD FILL UP THE HOSPITALS ON CHRISTMAS MORNING! HMM........ KIND OF LIKE TODAY ! (LOL!)
growing up I used to have a VHS of this & a few other old cartoons that where X-mas themed, god I feel old & sentimental. thank you far sharing such a good memory.
Watching this with my daughter tonight, lol or at least trying to! She dosen't rest easily! 2022 and some of these old cartoons are still good! Merry christmas
When I first watch this, when I little . I cried because the poor children toys breaks. The old man came to save the day. People should be like that guy
I spent YEARS trying to remember the name of this and “somewhere in dreamland” and I finally found them and showed them to my grandma and asked if she remembered me watching these and she told me they were older than she was and she had no idea where I would’ve seen these from Bc she hadn’t even seen them. But I could tell her the sequence of how things went. She’s convinced I watched them in another life 🤦🏼♀️
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For anybody looking for "Christmas Comes But once a Year" and "Somewhere in Dreamland" in the best available quality get the "Max Fleischer's Color Classics: Somewhere in Dreamland" DVD available through Amazon
Im looking for an old toon such as this about a candle and making a candle for Christmas, all I can remember is that and it turned out to not be straight, perfect, ect. It was one of the best Christmas storys Ive ever seen. Its was on a dvd of old toons I had for a short time. If anyone can help me please reply here. It means so much to me that I find it. Ive jist got to find it. Ive been lookimg for it for five yrs now.
@@crystlark The Candlemaker (1957) ?
Shite! Everything breaking: are you sure it's not closer to the later 40's? Excellent, btw. So far it's helping my xmas spirit, so quaint, thank you.
Fernando Gastelo Somewhere In Dreamland was my fav cartoon that I had on VHS! I haven’t thought about that cartoon in 25 years! Happy Nostalgia
Fernando Gastelo Thank you!
I watched this silly cartoon as a child but it touched my heart then. Today as an old man contemplating eternity, it still touches my heart. The lesson it taught children at the height of the Great Depression was resourcefulness and ingenuity and perhaps something of recycling. These lessons are long since lost on today's young adults, youth, and children. It's lessons worthwhile remembering. I own a dvd copy of this sentimental cartoon.
Heartwarming story!
Maybe it will comfort you that many youngsters think already again that way,
„because we have only one planet“
Regards from Vienna 🎅 ❄️🎄
You watched it in a theater? How old are you, if you don't mind me asking?
Genuinely curious.
@@merrimac290 On television. Am old, really old, man.
My Grandmother was in her late Teens early 20's during the Great Depression. She would tell me stories about her and her sisters growing up in an orphanage. Their mother had no choice but to place them there temporarily because she had just lost her husband and could not take care of them because she had to work overnights. She always told me be thankful for what you have because she never had anything growing up ☹️
John 3:16
[16]For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
It's always fascinating looking at when cartoons are made and how they reflect the world in real life during that time. Take this one for example. It's in the middle of the great depression and those kids parents probably could either no longer take care of them, abandoned them, or took their life because they couldn't find work. Look at the condition of their orphanage. It's poor, run down, and their toys which beings them the only joy they'll know are essentially junk fall apart. This cartoon really gets me because of that. It makes thankful for the family I have and the life I have and even though this is just a cartoon, it shows what difference one person can make in the lives of others.
merry christmas Mitch McDonald:)
Merry Christmas
It is good that you got the point of the cartoon. Lol
It also shows what you can do with a little imagination and inventiveness.
@@miriambucholtz9315 Nobody's that inventive.
How I wish there was an interest in totally restoring all the thousands of cartoon that deteriorate in vaults all over the place, it will be a TERRIBLE loss if these treasures one day are lost to all of us. So what if not everyone is a masterpiece? They are part of our cultural heritage, and should be preserved at ALL cost.. It should be a national interest, and the government should finance the preservation of thiese gems.
The rest of the world appreciates your national treasure more than you do
I think that’s a good
idea. Not only for
society’s preservation
of this form of visual
medium, but also as
a study guide for students
of art and animation.
There's at least the "300 Classic Cartoons" DVD collections and the like. We likely won't be able to save every last one of them, especially considering how certain issues have changed since they were made (I'm sure you get what issues I mean), but there's at least enough interest that they're not completely gone. And of course people on RUclips can post as much as they're able.
@@dionettaeon Those pesky black issues killed Disney's Songs of the South :(
I agree to a degree, but not every film is a treasure and some deserve their obscurity.
You can't beat fully animated cartoons. Such a beautiful artform and so rare these days.
Hi there Mossy!🌱🍃🌾🌸
Since you might be interested:
It is said that by 2045 we would be producing 40% less food than what we are producing right now and our population would be over 9.3billion people. #nosoilnofood
We can take action now and turn this situation around, and create a significant change. #SaveSoil #ConsciousPlanet #Mentsükatalajt #Tudatosbolygó
I thought it's important to share🌿
Love from Hungary 🌏🌎🌍
This man is a legend! We need more people like him!
But less bent in destroying material properties maybe? the girls are going to need the utensils he use for their gifts in the daily routine.
@@efaristi9737 Give them all the stuff!
@@efaristi9737 Girls? That’s such a sexist stereotype. And I find that offensive.
@@juliefuraitor5610 ... Excuse me but what?
These older cartoons are so beautifully drawn and animated, with a superb attention to detail not found in today's productions. The colors, too are so wonderfully vivid and the characters appealingly presented.
i was looking for this cartoon for so many years. i watched it when i was 5 i guess, and i felt so bad for these kids. every christmas this cartoon specially came to my mind. today i was looking for a different video on youtube and it appeared out of nowhere. so lucky.
francy orjuela It was good, but as a kid I was freaked out by how nasty ugly and freaky these orphans were, and likely the weirdest/ugly little imps in cartoon history! I couldn't tell which ones were boys or girls given their screechy voices, grossly-undersized pantless nightgowns, ugly Dutchboy hair, effeminate prancing to the title song earlier in the cartoon, yet they all got traditionally boy gifts. I understand the heart intent of the animators, yet some of these glaring issues actually freaked me out as a kid. I'm glad they weren't real, otherwise they would be certified bully bait on a playground especially if they were sent to school looking the way they did wearing nothing but those pantless nightgowns. Bullies might torment them in every way shy of hate crimes just to laugh at making them cry, and the faculty would almost not blame them or intervene.
me to lol !
Leslie Carbaga (sp?)in his ground-breaking book "The Fleischer Story" makes the point that this was a favorite Fleischer theme: poor little kids who by the end of the story are rewarded with dreams fulfilled. "Dreamland" is another example.
This video is so nostalgic-
I remember my great grandma putting this on for me when I was younger.
Me too! It made me cry and laugh and I could never remember the title. Bless this channel.
My father pulled this out every Christmas 💝 along with his own list of classics ... It made my Christmas & it's a tradition I pass down to my own 🥰
He must be the kindest and most unselfish person ever featured in a Betty Boop cartoon
Yes! Gotta love Grampy!
Its amazing how much imaginative stories people come up with for this almost 100 year old cartoon. They sure don't make it like they used to
Fernando Gastelo yeah, i wish cartoons were still like this. It hurts my heart :(
Que bello estos muñecos😇😇👼👼👼💑💑💑💏💏💏👯👯👯😁😁😁😂😂😂😍😍😍😊😊😊😘😘😘😃
Really, almost 100 years old. you still have 18 Years to go.
Your right they don't make cartoons like this any. That's why I go on RUclips to look for these cartoons or anywhere I can find them because I love watching them. Thank you for sharing these cartoons.
@@mysticredknight Yes. Really. *ALMOST* 100 years....
I remember watching this and somewhere in dreamland every year as a kid. Today I got fed up of my kids having ungrateful attitudes especially so close to christmas. I sat them down and showed them this and somewhere in dreamland. I explained to them that even though these are cartoons people have and some are unfortunate enough to live in similar conditions of poverty. By the end they were both in tears. I didnt want to make them cry but they certainly seemed to be more appreciative for the rest of the day.
Now that there, is what I call a lesson, even if it's a cartoon, it can certainly give you a sight seeing of how and what you should be grateful for.
What you also should’ve done was make them watch “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory”. Not the inane remake from 2005, but the original from 1971.
The 1971 original was a classic and a true life's lesson for today's children.
Good job 👌👍
Короче, выражение «из говна и палок» наверное пошло отсюда..)
I haven't seen this cartoon in nineteen years. As a little squirt, I can remember being completely broken hearted over the children's toys breaking. Pretty sure I cried along with them. Wow, that was a long time ago.
There is another cartoon like this, I believe it is "Somewhere in Dreamland". The poor mother always gets me.
The bear got my heartstrings. She was loving it hardcore.
Scarlett Rahnavard Yeah it was hard. I just wish the little orphans weren’t depicted as both ugly, sappy, and irritating. When I was a kid, I didn’t know what gender they were either. If you take the toon at face value, it might have been an orphanage for hermaphrodites or weird, cootie-infected boys who became eunuchs in the accident that killed their birth parents. That kind of thing was considered evil in the 1930’s, hence keeping them ugly little unwanted orphans. I say they’re boys because all the toys (broken and Grampy’s) were stereotypically boy ones.
NOTE: I’m glad real children don’t give me the creeps like these strange cartooned ones
I think my siblings and I had a dark side because whenever the kids toys broke we just started laughing. I might be a terrible person.
Loved that one
I need to show this to my family and tell them "I don't want a present lets donate to a charity..."
Ehm... yeah... or just... you know... donate... I gave hundreds of gifts to poor families last year.
Other than the little bald baby, these orphans desperately need a haircut, pants, voicebox surgery (to cure their sappy screeching), and likely a bath (to clear away the sewage smell their repulsive appearance suggests). You do that, they’d be adopted by loving families (that wouldn’t find them repulsive and scary) and would give them nice new toys.
BA F1 wow my grandma 👵 was 5 years old she was born in december -14-1931 i really missed her so much and my grandpa 👴 he was born in september 17-1911
11-5-19
That's the spirit!
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I was partially raised by my great Grandmother. She had all these old cartoons on VHS. I remember sitting on her lap or just being near her as we watched these. She was a child when these came out, so it was nice to be able to enjoy these with her
No one can make Christmas presents better than Grampy. I guarantee it.
+Lena Thompson, I Totally Agree with you, Mister Grampy is my Hero Too, New-Current-RUclips-Friend-Forever-and-Always. ;-)
Hello
Absolutely! Grampy to the rescue!
The train was my favorite as a kid.
i love classic cartoons like this.... i'm an oldie by heart
My grandpa was born during the Great Depression am very blessed I wasn’t born during that time am very thankful for all the things i have
This cartoon has a good message. It show there kindness out there in a person. And when that made those homemade toys out of his stuff to make those kids happy that put a year to my eyes.
So sweet and heartbreaking. People had much less than nowadays but were happy with almost nothing...this really melted my heart. It was not a better world but many people were better. I hope today’s kids won’t ever live a situation like this
Many still do, dear. Many live much much worse situations today. Maybe not in your country.
Prof. Grampy is a hero for poor kids
Nintendorak Yamato the only problem is he destroyed the entire kitchen to help the kids. I say this with as much love for this show as possible.
Betty Boop Said?
+zero valon, I Totally Agree with You. This Really is As Much Love for this Show as Possible, After All.
i am 13 and i will say it is far better than mordern animation
I’m 5 years old and I am autistic and gay
Cartoons in the old days are better than today's. They were made to be artistic pieces of art. Many of them are beautifully done. And they were entertaining as well. They have a wonderful charm that cartoons today don't have. I'll take old cartoons over SpongeBob anytime.
Old style animation should be brought back.
@@monicasherman4668 There were tons of shit cartoons made back in the olden days, you just don't remember. It's not any different than now - lots of crap, but lots of good stuff too.
Soum ).... Yea your 5 and I'am 1 , your sad to say your gay at that age .... That is how the system wants everyone to think its cool being gay but not with God ... All guys are going to hell if they don't turn away from this life stayle ....
Absolutely love these kind of cartoons. So nostalgic. Brings me back to my childhood
Much more appealing to me than the 3d ones they create today.
My dad got me and my sister hooked up on these classic cartoons we love it it makes me cry with joy.
I always hum this song during Christmastime and I used to have no idea where it was from. Then I saw this video in my recommendations one day and suddenly all the memories of sitting on my Grandmother's sofa as I watched these cartoons came rushing back to me like a wave. It was the most amazing feeling.
Why didn't they have cartoons like this when I was a child. Their awesome. Beautifully presented & full of kindness & thoughtfulness.
In my mind Grampy becomes the new care taker of the orphans givne them love and joy as wells being an inventive with funds and food.
Fran Morris Agreed. Since I was a kid, I began to think about why the orphans got ratty gifts and why their caretaker wasn't around. If you notice, you don't see any adult caretakers at that orphanage. I firmly believe their absence and the condition of those trashy toys were related. I say this from having made some observations after seeing this many times . . .
Between the ratty Christmas tree and the doorway to the orphanage bedroom, (seen at the beginning of the film) you'll see a picture of a very mean looking old man, and the picture labeled "our headmaster". Later on, when Grampy is dressed as Santa (and ringing the bell), you'll see that picture has been replaced with one of Santa.
Given how all the toys broke almost in unison makes me believe that mean looking headmaster and his subordinates had a deliberate hand. I think this was a result of embezzling the better donation toys (that were supposed to go to the orphans), selling them, and putting the most fragile, worn, and unsellable toys in the kids stockings before abandoning them with the stolen money overnight while they slept (explaining why he and the other caretakers weren't there that particular morning to make them food or keep the stoves and fireplaces running). I base this statement on many subtle clues I spotted after watching this many times. I heard the real orphanages of the Depression era often had mean/crooked caretakers and it wouldn't surprise me watching this. Miss Hannigan from Annie is a good example. Grampy's breaking into the orphanage later had a greater purpose than making new toys alone, but he probably saved the little orphans' lives too, namely from freezing to death (while crying on their beds for their toys) with no fires in the fireplace that cold morning.
As for the orphans looking, acting, and being dressed weird (as some watchers of this cartoon have attested), this is likely the caretakers fault. The orphan's ugly Dutchboy hair, their undersized, pant less girly nightgowns (for boys and girls, and in the freezing winter) and gender indeterminate behavior would render them bizarre & creepy to many, but it's likely the results of the caretakers treating them all the same . . . and not in a humane way. They likely looked down on all of them like gross little rats that they had to tend to. Those caretakers might have been mentally and physically abusive too, regularly beating them severely, feeding them infrequently (or with low quality food), locking them in closets, yanking them around by their hair or ears, bathing them (at least if they even did) by plunging them repeatedly in tubs of freezing water, or who knows what else shy of hate crimes for petty infractions (or just to bully them and make them cry because they thought it was funny to be cruel :( ). And they might have dressed the orphans in nothing else other than those undersized, barely-on gowns also for the purpose of keeping them from running away from that "wonderful, safe little home for kids" and to not "waste money" on clothing those "ugly little rats" :(
But Grampy ultimately saves the little orphans' Christmas . . . and their lives too. And at the end of the cartoon, they post a large Christmas Seal of Santa as they sing the title song. Christmas Seals are sold to raise money for disadvantaged children (e.g. Orphaned, sick, starving, etc). The Fleischer Brothers likely made this cartoon to raise awareness of the reports of the horrid, subhuman 1930's orphan treatment and to issue a call for child-care reform. After seeing this, they obviously had a good point.
If they ever made an animated epilogue to this story, I would like to think that Grampy got a Key to The City, and the story of the orphans plight attracted the attention of loving families that wound up adopting every one of those poor children out of that dumpy, ramshackle, and corrupt orphanage.
And I sure as heck hope they busted those wicked caretakers too.
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And where is your mind - the same place the makers of this idiotic or insanely active cartoon as sitting in, a very dark room.
you are a real meanie.
Fran Morris that will be nice.
These vintage cartoons are so touching. I prefer them over the new ones anyday. Thank you Fernando
Best cartoon ever. The director was very thoughtful...
When I was younger (now 23) I use to LOVE watching these shows with my father!! I just found these again on here and we watched all of them together again !!!! Oh just love it !!!
I’m eighteen and I find these
cartoons to be very entertaining.
Welcome to the maturity
the little puppy from the cuckoo clock was so cute. So were the kiddies.
BA F1 Wow who shit in your cereal? It's just a silly cartoon about orphans at Christmas, why you being so salty?
هلاوو عايش ميت
I'd you think the puppy is cute, you're going to love Pudgy.
Little pooch looked exactly like Betty Boop's pup, ja? 🎄❤️🥰
I just noticed something about this adorable cartoon. Professor Grampy is also Betty Boop's grandfather.
Also, the little pup (popping out of the clock) is BB's dog... ( named Pudgy??)...
I used to watch this all the time when i was a little girl. Good to see it again
I thought I was the only one! I love somewhere in dreamland, it's such a beautiful story for being only eight minutes long. It made me believe in magic as a kid and I still hang onto it somewhere in my heart to this day :).
These are just so valuable piece of work, so pure and magical!
How wonderful !
We have to treasure these old cartoons.
I as an "old woman" ( in 2 months 75 ) loves these beautiful cartoons.
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Мне вначале так жалко стало маленьких детей из детского дома, когда они плакали!!! Добрый мастер мужчина- волшебник подарил детям праздник для души и сердца!!! Очень красивый музыкальный мультик, очень понравилось!!! Спасибо вам большое!!!💞😊💞🤗💞🥰💞🥰💞🤗💞🥰💞🥰
Ho 43 anni...però non mi stanco mai di guardare questi cartoni animati...mi ricordano della mia meravigliosa infanzia..😉😉😉
This is such a good cartoon they sure dont make them this good anymore its back when times were simple kids we're grateful for whatever they got i grew up in the 70s with one toy a year and either a cake or a toy for my birthday that one toy was alot back then i miss the simple times..
Those were the good days. I miss them.
@@monicasherman4668 i miss them to, kids now days dont appreatiate anything.
@@monicasherman4668 Jermain 🏠 HuiskamP 🏡 Hout 🪵 Van Alle 🧸 Speelgoed 🧸
What a classic...so sentimental to watch...love it.
This is a sweet cartoon. Thank you for sharing. Merry Christmas, everyone!
Wow! What a creative old man! and he did it all with a big smile on his face! mind-blowing!
That is one of the nicest thing I seen in with a old man helping the little kids and me, my sister and our baby brother we had some of our toys broke on Christmas and our parents fixs things up for us and I hope next Christmas I could tell my parents about giving little kids that don't and I could go to places and hospitals to give kids toys and the kids that are sick or have cancer feel much better and they can have a Christmas where they are and they are not left out of Christmas👍 I'm a 9-years old and I hope everyone out there can make a different for not leaving out the sick kids and cancers kids and let them enjoy the fun to #christmascancersurprise
Annette Calderon that's amazing!
I watched this movie every year when I was a kid. I wish I could buy it! brings back memories of when my mom was alive and life made sense. it made me a little teary eyed.
Oh my gosh! thank you for uploading this! you don't know how happy this is making me :) Completely forgot about this and then spontaneously rewatching this years later. Reliving my childhood Christmas moments :)
Krissy Kay the. good old days
True
It's November in 2018, a little over one and one half months away from Christmas, and I'm watching this cartoon!!
reina coffee me two
reina coffee I’m a little behind U but I found ths while I was looking for “Yugi’s 1st Christmas.” Any1 Know where to find it on here.??(daily motion has it but the Guy has to talk in the background whn Yogi Talking.) So I’m Not To late Lol.. Christmas Greatest time of the Yr.! Marry Christmas 🎄 Every1..
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I like watching these old cartoons. One thing about this cartoon is it will give you a idea of what life was like in that era. In this time was the depression era and there was so many orphanages because people couldn’t afford to care for the children they had. It’s really sad when you think about it.
Holy hell, this is something I have not seen since I was a kid.
For reference I was a kid of the 90s but my folks had this recorded on VHS with a bunch of other retro Christmas cartoons they would play every December. I'm certain the version I use to watch was in black and white but this was a pleasure to stumble across because I didn't remember the name.
This video is just a miracle happened to me today ! It show us the amount of love and kindness in that Period and how Christmas was so caring and beautiful and grateful 💓 even I'm not Christian I'm muslim but this video make me cry it makes me remember the old happy days with family and friends
True!! Quite long ago, children were thrilled to get a piece of fruit, some peppermint, and perhaps one simple toy. SO different from today.....
Estas si son caricaturas simplemente maravillosas!!
Omg I’m 27 and I usetoo watch this like everyday when I was little I can’t believe I found this
The best cartoon ever made. Watched it on TV every Christmasasakid..
Oh Paramount, thanks for this touching piece of art. Its unexplainable the joy, happiness and emotions that comes with those cartoons.
Absolutely wonderful, the old cartoons were amazing and had major detail, these old movies need to be put out into society once again ♥️
I love it soo much 💔😭
I remember watching this on VHS as a little girl, enjoying how an old inventor creates toys out of silverware and knicknacks! My favorite growing up was always Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, but this and Away in Dreamland have been a close second. Thanks so much for posting this nostalgic masterpiece! ^^
This video still brings me back my wonderful childhood memories continuously. It was really nostalgic.
Im imagining children watching this in 1936, it’s very humbling..Thanks for sharing 💚
This cartoon is 90% maniacal laughter and 10% children playing with dangerous inventions.
I never knew how much I needed this in my life.
I agree that Grampy’s kitbashed toys look dangerous and unsettling. I've had nightmares about any of the following happening:
1). The littlest kid (bald and dressed in white near the beginning of the cartoon) is not seen again after Grampy enters the orphanage, and may have wandered outside and froze to death, becoming a headline and earning Grampy a negligent manslaughter charge.
2). The clock-powered bird toy's fork feet tears the eyeballs from the kids’ heads, or that spoon-propeller plane strikes glasss window, launching jagged glass on the floor as the kids are prancing around cheering that high-pitched “SANTEEE CLAUS!!!” in their bare feet, gashing them up.
3). The vacuum-cleaner chair ride wraps it's ceiling-mount electric cord around the kid riding it and strangles or hangs them.
4). That rocking horse with the shoe head and broom tail rocks too far backward on it’s tracks, throwing that kid screaming “GETTEE UP HORSEEEY!!!” on his/her neck and breaks it. We can thank Grampy just spitting nails to secure it (versus using a hammer).
5). The kid playing with the electric coffee-pot train would've been sprayed by boiling hot coffee, and he/she would fall screaming with 3rd degree burns on the 120VAC electric tracks and got Sith-lightning electrocuted to death.
6). On the cotton-covered and painted stairway, soap flakes get blown by the fan into the eyes of those giggling kids on sleds and skis, leading to falls that cause the metal skis and sleds to come apart, shattering their limbs and impaling other kids or themselves.
7). That umbrella Christmas tree spinning on the turntable falls, pinning the kids to the floor in tandem with the popcorn string sewing machine getting knocked over and burning the place down on the screaming kids. The surviving kids would be disfigured (although it couldn’t be much worse than their creepy looks to begin with, and they wouldn't have those ugly Dutchboy haircuts anymore too).
EPILOGUE: In the aftermath, Grampy would get busted for trespassing, making dangerous untested toys, and negligent manslaughter while the absent orphanage caregivers get prosecuted for negligence, child endangerment, and accessory to manslaughter.
CONCLUSION: If any of these things actually happened, Grampy would have done better to just leave those kids abandoned by their orphanage caregivers, crying and forgotten with their broken toys.
Katharin Fiscaletti it was 90% laughter, 10% children playing with dangerous inventions, and 110% orphans being the ugliest and freakiest little imps in cartoon history! Little wonder they remain unadopted. With their ugly Dutchboy haircuts, pantless & undersized nightgowns, screechy voices, and gender that changes with each camera shift, you'd almost not blame other school kids for mercilessly bullying them if sent to school exactly as depicted here. And they probably smelled like they didn't wipe properly either.
Katharin Fiscaletti yes!!!! nice
Katharin Fiscaletti same,,,good comment from the bottom of the heart..🖊
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"Grampy" was a character from "Betty Boop". I wonder if this was a "crossover" since Betty Boop and this cartoon were made in the 1930's?
As far as the toys the kids got...in the 1950's...when I was little....I got toy guns.(Roy Rogers pistols..Johnny 7 Rifle....Army warfare surplus stuff....) It was "Normal" back then! My parents never once considered it "Dangerous"!!! We all knew it wasn't serious! Just make believe.
60 years ago.... Christmas was far different than today. (Sigh).....
He says professor Grampy that was voice by Popeye
The puppy in the cuckoo clock at 1:08 reminded me of Betty's dog Pudgy !
John Bates ♥️♥️♥️❤️♥️👌
Too bad BETTY BOOP couldn't make a cameo appearance in this cartoon.
He also has his own cartoons. I use to watch then when I was quite young. He was always inventing things. I got two replica six-shooter, in the early 1950's, because I used to pretend I was Annie Oakley. They looked real, would have gotten my killed by the police now a days.
Aww man, I still have this on vhs somewhere. Nostalgia.
The bit where all the original toys break always made me tear up a bit when I was little, (especially the teddy bear,) but it's been so long since I've seen this, I actually full out had tears running down my face. Oof.
This is so wholesome.
Damn I remember this episode like it was yesterday and it definitely hit me on how to be humble on those unfortunate. I wish these same cartoons were still on…
I was looking at the Christmas lights on my house and I started singing this song. 😄 I had this and other Christmas cartoons on a VHS when I was little and watched it every year. This one is still my favorite. 😁
we have the CD of this and when i was a kid i always liked this animation/cartoon because of its cheerful song and the creativity of the old man making toys and christmas decoration from household items. it's so satisfying to me. i still like it now that i'm an teen adult.
thankful that youtube recommended this video. i remembered my childhood ♥️
Max Fleischer and his brother Dave were true masters of animation with a heart. I have the double dvd of these cartoons and enjoy them regularly.
Toda la nostalgia junta y recuerdos inolvidables , muchos sentimientos encontrados!
I'm 21 and still watching, breaks my heart.
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@@nacereddinekhazzane3932 Jermain 🏠 HuiskamP 🏡 Hout 🪵 Van Alle 🧸 Speelgoed 🧸
This cartoon is such a classic, I remember watching this when I was a small kid .
Las mejores caricaturas de todo los tiempos no me canso de verlas y recordar mi infancia
It's November 5 I'm 60 yes young getting ready for the holidays love it best Time of the year your never to old enjoy
I miss that feeling while watching this when i was a kid.
I saw a whole bunch of these old cartoons on a VHS-tape my cousine had when i was a kid I'm almost 25 now and GOD i love it.
GOTH86 And now you're 31!
now u are 32
violetvisions me tooo! 😂 im 24
How do you feel knowing you commented this 9 YEARS ago
@@savannah._.k5539 I don't feel any different I still love these ^^
These old cartoons are absolutely amazing. Its totally impossible to recreat these today because you can feel the joy of leaving the old hardworking farmer-society behind. Its pure joy. And im also glad its not only Disneycreated cartoons. Disney was important but there where other big producers at that time.
Wonderfull, simply wonderful.... So moving...so ancient! A little jewel...
Beautiful on so many levels. And the beginning looked almost 3D! Thanks for posting.
Lo clásico jamás pasan de moda gracias por compartirlo
Meraviglioso....qui si che in anni antichissimi si respirava il vero senso del natale!!!
At the moment I also live in an orphanage. I am grateful because God brought me here and I grew up understanding many things over time.. When I receive gifts I can't just keep them for myself... I also think about other children, my family... and I give them too.. Thank God for taking care of me and he will continue to do so because I know that he loves me .... ❄️🤗
Omg this brings back my childhood. This is too precious. Thanks for uploading.
This is way more better than animation today. It brings back many memories. ♥️
Yes
When I was really little this was one of my favorite christmas cartoons. It made me appreciate what I got for christmas regardless of what is was because it really hit me to see all those toys fall apart and upset those kids so much like that knowing that that's probably all that could be afforded for them.
So very creative... Stitch in Time saved nine... To think of all those solutions for toys out of what was available ... These men are geniuses ...they're really working in their gift... TO THINK A THING IS ONE ASPECT BUT TO ILLUSTRATE IT IS ANOTHER...SHEER BEAUTY!🙋🌹🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Just wonderful. Cheers up any day of the week. Thank you so much for sharing your video. 😊😊😊😊🐱🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I am certain I saw this exact cartoon on a VHS tape when I was a kid in the late 80s, early 90s. I'm almost overwhelmed by the realization of how much I remember it despite having given it zero thought since. Like even each of the different inventions. I remember it all. Such a surreal feeling.
Such a cool memory!! Same place that made Popeye & Olive Oyl, Bluto, Sweepea, Grampy AND the immortal Sea Hag!! ( Cannot forget Wimpy. 🍔🍔🍔) ❤️❤️❤️🎄🎄❤️❤️❤️
Wow that takes me back along time.
I remember seeing this back when I was a kid. Like some 23 years ago. My folks had this on vhs. Wow, good times
I grew up was a kid watching these now I'm 65 is still watching
Aw, MAN, does this take me back. We used to have a video with this and "Somewhere in Dreamland" on it...
Young So Same here. I remember watching this as a little kid, and I was sad because I couldn't remember what these were called. But Alas, I have found them!
Young So yeah I know what you talking about my sis had the disk we use to watch all the movies on there I still remember this was the 1st movie it played on the beginning of the disk
Mr. Money Productions true
I did too. Also had that old Rudolph cartoon and the one where all the kids from around the world clean Santa’s house. I loved that VHS... and I feel old, lol!
SOME WHERE IN DREAMLAND !!!! THAT'S IT !! I KNEW THIS CARTOON REMINDED ME OF A CARTOON THAT I SAW BEFORE! SOME MORE DIRT POOR CHILDREN IN TATTERED CLOTHING AND A FAKE SANTA CLAUS USING DANGEROUS HOUSE HOLD AND KITCHEN UTENSILS FOR TOYS!! A HOT COFFEE POT FULL OF HOT PERCOLATING COFFEE FOR A TRAIN SET!! YEAH !! TORE DOWN THE SHADES FROM THE WINDOWS TO USE THE ROD FOR A WIND UP PLANE . THESE KIDS WOULD FILL UP THE HOSPITALS ON CHRISTMAS MORNING! HMM........ KIND OF LIKE TODAY ! (LOL!)
Max Fleischer really drives these cartoons home
growing up I used to have a VHS of this & a few other old cartoons that where X-mas themed, god I feel old & sentimental. thank you far sharing such a good memory.
Watching this with my daughter tonight, lol or at least trying to! She dosen't rest easily! 2022 and some of these old cartoons are still good! Merry christmas
I never knew these existed. What a lovely cartoon. Please post more.
2018 Anyone??????
SR MEDIA I always get teary eyed at first 3 minutes lol
Im here😂
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@@wandagiovani7030 🤗🤗🤗
wow que hermosas eran las caricaturas de antes 👏👏🥰
I used to watch this cartoon all the time as a kid . My mom had a VHS with this on it and some other old cartoons. I love watching them .
When I first watch this, when I little . I cried because the poor children toys breaks. The old man came to save the day. People should be like that guy
Who else in 2019?
I spent YEARS trying to remember the name of this and “somewhere in dreamland” and I finally found them and showed them to my grandma and asked if she remembered me watching these and she told me they were older than she was and she had no idea where I would’ve seen these from Bc she hadn’t even seen them. But I could tell her the sequence of how things went. She’s convinced I watched them in another life 🤦🏼♀️
É maravilhoso esses desenhos que pena que não passa na TV 📺 aberta
back then when Christmas is still exciting.