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  • The Human Basketball! Are you freakin serious?

  • There was also a scene where the bearth of a baby is shown(On a train)..which is cut out due to the racsit depiction of two black train porters.

  • A animated spoof of"Believe Or Not!".

  • I'm a BAAAD boy lol!!!

  • 8:12 - 8:18 now he believe it

  • the fact that they cut that one little part because 2 black guys happened to open the curtain is just sad

  • Uncensored version now on youtube (code labeled)

    watch?v=vMrl-aOtYo4

  • @Urilious Cool, U. Thanks for letting everyone know.

  • 4 people didn't believe it

  • Snake Charmer Or SNAKE Charmer

    LOL

  • Ships In Bottles

    LOL

  • Where's Porky When You Need Him?

  • TOO MANY TRIANGLES!!!!

  • Walla-Walla Washington

    LOL

  • Long Live Egghead!!!!

  • Where's Bugs When You Need Him?

  • HEY MABLE!!!!!!! xD

  • Oh wishing well, oh wishing well, I wish had a million dollars!

    Wishing Well: "So do I..."

    (Egghead then walks by holding up a sign reading, "IT'S A FAKE")

  • What Did The Pigs Sing?

  • Hambone Is SOOOO Funny!!!

  • Queen Minnie

    LOL

  • Hambone: SSSWWWWWWWEEEEEEEEEE! PIG! PIG! PIG! PIG! PIG! PIG!

  • 1:04 Did this guy just moo like a cow?

  • @Mk97709 IDK

  • @Mk97709

    Yeah, he did. You just gotta love Tex Avery.

  • @ClassicTVMan1981X MMM HMM

  • sorry, what says the ant?

  • @ChoKeWanKa Hey, Mabel!

  • @jgbennie LOL

  • @jgbennie LOL

  • That's a pretty feminine looking "Buck Rodgers". 

  • It's egghead!

  • @Gundamknight100 I Don't Think That's Egghead

  • @cstoczyn it is Egghead because he was the first Elmer.

  • @Gundamknight100 O I C

  • @cstoczyn yep! ^_^

  • @Gundamknight100 Thanks

  • @cstoczyn no problem.

  • 0:06 Scroll logo used on other Warner shorts from 1939, "Snowman's Land", "Naughty but Mice","Hare-Um Scare-Um","Porky and Teabiscuit",and others.

  • @SteveCarras

    "Thugs with Dirty Mugs" probably used it too, but it's not known due to it being among the 13 Blue Ribbons released in the program's first release season of 1943-44 (reissued June 3, 1944 to be exact).

  • they sure dont show cartoons like this no more

  • hahahaooouuuwwwiiiiii i really miss the old school

  • man does cartoon network still show this cool old stuff?

  • in 0:00 To 0:01 Tweety uses the Dummy of himself to distract Slyvester and let it exploded while Warner bros Logo comes in the Opening logo.

  • @Eroll113 Egghead Says I Don't believe it in7:45.

  • Can you upload the bumpers for Bugs and Daffy?

  • Somebody had a scene with the "berth" gag intact. I'm not sure where it is.

  • I expected the knife-thrower to throw the knives close around the subject, then turn to the audience and say in disgust and embarrassment "I just didn't have the heart this time".

  • "I don't believe it!"

  • LOL at 6:01 t0 6:13!

  • Believe It or Else is a parody of Ripley's Believe It or Not. Ripley would travel everywhere looking for amazing facts. One time he found a horse that was born without any front legs!

  • Yep, that's them in close harmony, too; The Sportsmen Quartet were often heard in various Warner Bros. cartoons from 1939 through '42 [in my opinion, their best performance was "My High Polished Nose" {"My Wild Irish Rose"} in Friz Freleng's "Lights Fantastic" (1942)].

  • The Sportsmen (later famous as part of Jack Benny's radio show, singing his sponsor's Lucky Strike "comedy commercials") are the singing voices of the trio affiliated with the "Major Bowes Unit #73" [when someone appearing on the Major's "ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOUR" on radio won the evening's competition, and was extremely popular, Bowes often invited the winner(s) to become part of one of his "travelling units" that performed in theaters across the country].

  • Thurl was still with them, wasn't he? Are The Sportsmen doing the pigs, too?

  • @jgbennie IDK

  • @fromthesidelines RIP Sportsmen

  • Looks like Egghead paid for it!

  • Pathetic

  • I have the uncensored version (with the Berth of a baby gag) on the Golden age of looney tunes laserdisc set

  • Which volume?

    BTW- Do you think you could upload the uncut version please?

    Thanks and have a wonderful evening =)

  • It's on the third volume.

    Unfortunetly, I don't have the knowledge or equipment on ripping movies from DVD's or laserdisc. Otherwise I would be happy to upload it. Sorry

  • @Urilious Thanks for the info

    And about your apology- that's OK.

  • @clarkstuff I can now upload videos from discs now. But ill be doing this one (and others) through a different account.

  • @Urilious can you upload it?

  • The map from 1:52 to 2:00 is hilarious!

  • Egghead was the precursor to Elmer Fudd.

  • This is a parody of Ripley's Believe It or Not, which was one of the msot popular comic strips and radio programs ever (and is still extremely popular today). Check it out online you might find some interesting websites, as well as the location of the Ripley Museum nearest to you.

  • This is the "politically corrected" censored version, The scene tha was missing was inbetween the ants & the magician about athe "birth" of a baby with two porters opening up a curtian & showing a baby in a "BERTH' in the passenger car of a train!

  • Sounds like a pretty innocuous gag to me. Oh, wait. Were the porters black stereotypes?

  • Yes they were! & it's possibilty that's the reason they cut the scene in later broadcast.

  • @jgbennie yeah, they were

  • @bigddagenius Cool. Thanks.

  • @bigg3469

    Even edited here, @8 minutes 24 seconds [typed as such so as to avoid the accidental time point ending since I'm not trying to link to a point in the video] this short is still pretty long. Technicolor[tm] MM shorts seemed to get to be longer than the B&W shorts ["Goofy Groceries" is 9 minutes and "Porky's Bear Facts" 7 iun those respective series, for a double bill 3/29/41 for an instance.]

    One of the funniest Warner Bros.cartoons.

  • Whoa...wonder how that got past the Hayes Code upon its initial release? But then, there are a *lot* of Warner cartoon gags that somehow managed to slip past the Code, especially in Clampett's work!

  • I've looked FOREVER for this one! Awesome upload, doc.

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