The Mild West

[sowisapigtobeexact2]

Does Jackson Beck do the first Indian or the second Indian? And does Jack Mercer does the first or the second?

[ttmarlene]

Can somebody say CHILDHOOD MEMORIES!

[Carvinter]

@ttmarlene "Childhood Memories!" Did anybody catch the last soft drink order from the nasaly "Arnold Stang-like voice"; for a "two cents plain?". New Yorkese for seltzer water. Still makes me laugh, and you can't help but sing along with the song.

[TeamRocket2010]

Can you upload the 180 cartoon Dvd print of Farm Foolery and Strolling Thru The Park?

[canyondogh]

That was great : >) ! Wasn't familiar with these cartoons . ..

[NitroNorm5688]

Anybody know what book hes reading at the end before the indians arrive?

[50chickens50]

@NitroNorm5688 All I could read was Comics, time hasn't been kind to this cartoon :(

[Uncutcartoons247]

@NitroNorm5688 It says Wild West Comics

[TeamRocket2010]

On The Giant 600 Cartoon Collection, They Cut Out A Scene From 1:18-1:33.

[nnwahler]

That cowpunk's a blatant clone of YOSEMITE SAM!! The studio headcheese probably put the pressure on the animators to do so.....cuz they were always after them to do Bugs Bunny ripoffs.

[potatoelover95]

at 0:57,i'd be doing the same thing

[surfergirl216]

I have this one from a Popeye DVD, this was thrown on as an extra I guess. What a great song, was this recording just for the cartoon. I know Bing Crosby and Sons of the Pioneers recorded it, but of course it is not this version.

[Josue31627]

So did I!

[dd1985]

Thank you for posting this!!! I remember watching this all the time when I was a kid!!!

[fromthesidelines]

Famous Studios used a lot of "standards", as well as tunes from Paramount's "Famous Music" publishing house {and a few others}, for their "Screen Songs", 'Cartoon'- "Little Brown Jug" had been a "standard" years before it was used in a Paramount cartoon {Glenn Miller had a big hit with his version in 1939}.

[fromthesidelines]

This was originally released as a Paramount "Noveltoon" in August 1947, and was a forerunner of the second series of "Screen Songs" Famous Studios produced from 1947 through '51...Jackson Beck and Sid Raymond have a few voices here, including one from Arnold Stang at the end. Johnny Mercer wrote "I'm An Old Cowhand" for a 1936 Bing Crosby Paramount musical, "Rhythm On the Range"...

[CartoonCookie93]

I'm suprised that some children's songs were wrtiten for Paramount Pictures. "Little Brown Jug" was written for a Famous Studios Screen Song in 1948. "I'm an Old Cowhand" was written for a Paramount musical feature in 1936, as fromthesidlines said.

That song in that sing-along seqeunce sounded more like a tune WB would do.

[zoopraxiscopic]

omfggg i've been looking for this forever! i have it on VCR too, a few months i was looking for it on youtube because i actually love the song, i downloaded the bing crosby version :]

[QueenLeTigre]

OMG I remember this cartoon! I have it on VHS at home! They don't make cartoons like this anymore...

[TeamRocket2010]

@QueenLeTigre Then You Should Get The Giant 600 Cartoon Collection DVD. It Has This Cartoon And Alot More

[JetsFanRT]

Yeah! Thanks!

[CartoonCookie93]

I want to see "Old MacDonald" and "Short'nin' Bread". I hope you have the orignial Paramount titles to "Old Macdonald" with the Majestic Mountain.

[Tubewings]

I remember this! Thanks for the great find!