Fantastic seeing all these scenes that were absent from the commonly-circulated version of the cartoon! I have fond memories watching one of those old "classic cartoon compilation" DVDs with this on it and even noticing myself some odd jumps in scenes, so finally being able to have these gaps filled and seeing all this animation completely new to me is such a pleasure!
I looked into it - it seems to be a gauge used for sound films in France during this period. Seeing how most of the film is taken from a French print, that makes sense.
![Tanztee (1930) [Super 8mm Film Scan]](/img/1.gif)
Fantastic seeing all these scenes that were absent from the commonly-circulated version of the cartoon! I have fond memories watching one of those old "classic cartoon compilation" DVDs with this on it and even noticing myself some odd jumps in scenes, so finally being able to have these gaps filled and seeing all this animation completely new to me is such a pleasure!
1st saw this episode on a DVD containing old cartoons when I was a kid! Love watching old cartoons as a kid
5:33 Origin of the intro from the old print.
Not a typo.
I looked into it - it seems to be a gauge used for sound films in France during this period. Seeing how most of the film is taken from a French print, that makes sense.
17mm is insane
STEVE can you please give us the full version of the fiddler 1930 please?
At 3:18 if you listen really carefully it sort sounds like people laughing in the background.
You can hear it better when you use headphones.
An 35mm original camera negative is rumoured to exist
17mm? Now that is interesting.
how did you get the complete soundtrack in consistent quality, is it one of those record talkies
Only toby the pup I'm aware of that doesn't end with the theme song.
Could we perhaps get a scan of the 16mm print that was used?
17mm? Is that a real gauge or a typo?
17mm was the pre-16mm gauge. It was common in Europe. It was also the precursor to 28mm, a gauge I'm sure you have heard of through your network.
is this copyrighted ? please answer
In The 1930'S It Was, But Now It's Public Domain!!!
@@EvanNet_992r/whoosh
An incomplete print of this short has appeared on many public domain VHS and DVD releases over the years.
@@SpongeDanthat's not even how r/wooosh works 🤦♂️
It supposed to be 16mm. 17mm films don't exist.
It does. :D
HoorayTV21 Okay. I just thought “huh”?
They did. Please believe the experts. Mr. Stanchfield and I are among them. We know what we are talking about.
You are very desiformado really ?
17mm's only exist in France, they do exist.