The animated opening choir is present in only the theatrical release and the Castle Films version; the CBS version omits it in it's entirety. Mark Kausler, who scanned these early Terrytoons to begin with, was nice enough to splice in a Castle Films element.
@@BrowncoatGofAZI just think that it's amusing that cartoon farmers raise animals for no discernable purpose. I'm well aware that it's a common fantasy trope.
@@BrowncoatGofAZHey, I'm just pointing out the incongruity of cartoon farmers raising animals for no discernable purpose. I'm well aware that it's a basic fantasy trope. It just seems funny to me, that's all.
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The animated opening choir is present in only the theatrical release and the Castle Films version; the CBS version omits it in it's entirety. Mark Kausler, who scanned these early Terrytoons to begin with, was nice enough to splice in a Castle Films element.
Farmer Al Falfa and the little pig sure saved the other pigs-and from now on the little pig will be noticed at mealtime.:-)
Somebody Toucha Farmer Alfalfa's Spaghet!!!!
the butcher who tried to steal the pigs, was bigger than the pigs!
original titles recreation
Sooo, why does farmer Al Falfa raise pigs? Because he likes their looks?
Maybe he raises them for pets instead of food. I know some people keep pigs as pets IRL.
Not in the 1930s. @@BrowncoatGofAZ
@@1701echopapa probably true, but pigs also don’t walk or talk. Gotta be some liberty when it comes to these kinds of cartoons.
@@BrowncoatGofAZI just think that it's amusing that cartoon farmers raise animals for no discernable purpose. I'm well aware that it's a common fantasy trope.
@@BrowncoatGofAZHey, I'm just pointing out the incongruity of cartoon farmers raising animals for no discernable purpose. I'm well aware that it's a basic fantasy trope. It just seems funny to me, that's all.