L'il Abner is played by Granville Owen, who would later change his name to Jeff York. Among his later credits was the role of Mike Fink, King of the Keelboaters, in Disney's Davy Crockett series.
Why am I here? Well this was the movie that playing at the movies in the movie "The Notebook". Thought I would see what it was what they were watching. :)
This should come with that warning Disney put on their older movies, where their portrayal of indigenous people is awful and racist and no one with any sense condones that behavior.
Love this. I still have the video cassette that my Mom gave me years ago.
They are hilarious
So Long, Daisy Mae
Thanks for uploading!
L'il Abner is played by Granville Owen, who would later change his name to Jeff York. Among his later credits was the role of Mike Fink, King of the Keelboaters, in Disney's Davy Crockett series.
The family mane is Yokum: not Tokum.
Why am I here? Well this was the movie that playing at the movies in the movie "The Notebook". Thought I would see what it was what they were watching. :)
I see in the credits where Milton Berle shares co-writing on the song used here.
The real question is from who Milton Berle stole the lyrics from... just like most of his jokes.
Did the Yokums exist?
What a strange movie.
I love the comic strip, but the translation into a different medium was pretty rough.
*Gulp!*
This should come with that warning Disney put on their older movies, where their portrayal of indigenous people is awful and racist and no one with any sense condones that behavior.