Merrie Melodies - Hobo Gadget Band

[Ivanatis]

no sound?

[tehkittehs]

@Ivanatis Sound works fine.

[sermann123]

Mega awesome guys!))

[fromthesidelines]

Thanks for clarifying that, 'Classic'.

[ClassicTVMan1981X]

Several "dubbed versions" have the original end music replaced. I know "My Little Buckaroo" actually has the 1938-41 closing cue on its dubbed print, instead of the 1937-38 version.

[MLeonBridges]

almost forgot my sodium cetal sopholate

[LilLauren82]

Thank you!!! I've been looking for this for about a decade now!! It's my favorite old-timey cartoon short!!! I'm so starting a band based on these awesome hobos.

[alienvspredator444]

wow, the time of that cartoon have the most happiest and almost advance hobos

[discoluvbuggy]

Am i crazy or does this video have no sound?

[Trainhugger1997]

how can a train have a hobo eliminator ?

[LychkovIA]

@Trainhugger1997:

It's very simple...

[MWolfL]

@Trainhugger1997

It could during the 30s when train hopping was common despite it being illegal. Trains during the 30s had guards who would grab hobos out of trains and take them to jail.

[MWolfL]

Interestingly, hoboes have existed for years (since the early 1930s) but WB didn't make a cartoon about them until *1939*!

[fromthesidelines]

Originally released in May 1939 (this is a 1946 reissue). Directed by Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton; story by Jack Miller; Richard Bickenbach was originally credited as sole animator; and Carl Stalling provided the score. Pinto Colvig {formerly "Goofy" at the Disney studio- he wouldn't return until 1948} is the "lead hobo", Mel Blanc provides other voices; The Sportsmen Quartet harmionize at 5:21...

[benkenobisgirl]

Wow! Thanks for the info! I was wondering if that was Goofy....

[ClassicTVMan1981X]

@fromthesidelines

It was actually June 17, 1939, according to Box Office magazine. Was reissued on February 14, 1948.

[WarRockGewehr43]

Thanks for the upload =D