Hollywood Steps Out Cartoon - Part 1

[Xzariah]

Clark Gable or Ferengi?

[nocnafuria57]

@Xzariah Yeah, it's Clark Gable again :)

[Mbryty]

This is racist against white people coz they all look like crack heads or high on sumthing else loool how come this were banned ??

[missdyza]

Does anyone have link to the full version?

[rebeccajohack]

@missdyza check again underneath top comments.

[missdyza]

@rebeccajohack It is blocked by Warner Bros. :( Would you upload it again? Thank you so much...

[4thekidsTV]

I guess that the reason this cartoon of Judy Garland didn't speak..or even sing..was that..Warner's "Termite Terrace"(The animation studio..where they created and produced

those old movie cartoons)they couldn't find and hire a mimic/singer..who could perform

Judy's speaking and singing voice or..MGM wouldn't let Judy do a vo for the film.

[asdfghjkl7418529]

Poor Lewis Stone ,,,

[RocketTCoyote]

Oliver Hardy is dancing with the Gabor Sisters btw.

[4thekidsTV]

Oh Come On! nobody sells ice cream sodas for $50.00 back in the 1930's and 40's..that's crazy!

[GreenAlligator12259]

@4thekidsTV well u see why he was soo amazed about it to his reaction :/

[TheMarkster1957]

Its cool they way Warner Bros used the celebritys of that era as caracters in thier cartoon shorts,sure dont see that today.

[BDNeon]

@plasticonofan Yeah anyone can edit it, but anyone can delete unverified information. And they DO. Very often. I can write that the sky is purple on wikipedia, that doesn't mean that it'll stay up.

You wikipedia-doubters always seem to overlook that.

[plasticonofan]

@BDNeon Well I think on the Looney Tunes DVDs the commentary mentions who everyone is but I haven't watched that in a while. I could be wrong and I apologise if I am sir.

[verbusen]

Was reading Mickey Rooney's wiki page and he's the only one still alive who was drawn in this cartoon.

[Boogyman4050]

@MIKESOWELL...What was minimum wage then? $1/hr?

[MIKESOWELL]

For you younger guys $50 was a lot of money back then, equal to about $750 today.

[verbusen]

@MIKESOWELL $50 dollars? Thats a lot NOW under Obama's economy!

[MIKESOWELL]

@verbusen Lol.

[GreenAlligator12259]

@verbusen heh!

[88coldsummer]

i've been trying to find this cartoons for years!!! i love them!!

[GreenAlligator12259]

@88coldsummer ikr! i thought this cartoon was something teh have to do with las vegas or some sht but its actually hollywood ")

[jaliaq515]

OMG i used to have this tape and this was so wierd. it was my fav

[LadyTwentySeven]

Best Rita Hayworth parody EVER: Woody Woodpecker in "The Woody Woodpecker Polka" cartoon. Still unbeatable, at least in my opinion.

[ccipollini1984]

Hollywood was so effortlessly cool back then. Now the fucking slut and whore and douche fest it is now.

[ginlover92545]

@ccipollini1984 AMEN TO THAT technology wasnt as advance like today it was more private and conservative back then... I remember this cartoon as a kid but didnt know these were movie stars from the old days!

[TheMythfox]

load the whole show

[Ppauw2]

This style is nuts!!

[1337megan]

Mickey and Judy were so cute together~

[vintagegurl1939]

Man Judy didn't even say anything. Disappointing. The rest was alright.

[MrShearz25]

Love that there is a caption under Frankenstein, like REALLY that's him? Wow :)

[Bawb1]

If you have it, would you please post this in its entirety with no labels...

thanks

[TheMythfox]

i wish someone would up load the whole show, seems like theres more to it than the 2 parts

[littlehoss]

The fat man dancing with 2 women is Oliver Hardy, of the Laurel and Hardy comedies.

[GirlintheWater]

Mickey Rooney is always the cute one

[shanecincy]

Where is Joan Crawford?

[Bytod]

@shanecincy touring with BOC :)

[excatholicgirl]

Thanks for the Frankenstein caption, I thought that was Dick Cheney at first.

[hakukahn]

1:34 "Frankenstein" No shit!!!

[kellykellz4]

I have been looking for this for a very long time...

[kellykellz4]

I have been looking for this for a very long time...

[Pantages98382]

Highly unlikely that it is supposed to be Rita Hayworth dancing with Cesar Romero. First of all, it doesn't look like her and secondly it DOES look like the same face they showed for Ann Sheridan. According to Life Magazine - July 24, 1939 - it was written into The Oomph Girl's contract that "she appear at the popular local night clubs at least three times per week." The article goes on to say that her "date" was usually Cesar Romero.  Article is available on line.

[Beautifulstar24]

@Pantages98382 I agree with you, because it looks more like Ann Sheridan. This was probably made around 1939 and while Rita was well known, she became hugely popular in 1941.

[2004mojo]

@Pantages98382 That is Rita Hayworth. The cells from the cartoon were on display as part of a Looney Tunes exhibit at the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, Ohio in 2008..A list of the stars were included & what scene they were in.

[Pantages98382]

@2004mojo Thanks for the 'heads-up' - I wonder what the significance of her shredded skirt was. Probably an 'in' joke of some sort.

[alfcab]

@Pantages98382 it's rita hayworth. the complete cartoon features ann sheridan chatting with edward g robinson saying the word "oomph" repeatedly. admittedly tis is an unflattering of hayworth but the cartoon of garbo is even uglier. it is warner bros after all.

[bigdogonnet]

make the whole one

[mba666666]

This one is a classic. I just don't remember what happened to my VHS with it on there.

[leonardthegreat]

love it! wish i had these cartoons

[leonardthegreat]

love it!