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akiratrooper 4 months ago
Half of copyrights 0:18
"by Paramount Pictures Inc. All Rights Reserved"
Luckily, i can restore that.
"Copyright 1948 by Paramount Pictures Inc. All Rights Reserved"
Roman Numeral Version:
"Copyright MCMXLVIII by Paramount Pictures Inc. All Rights Reserved"
BetaArchiveCommunity 8 months ago
@BetaArchiveCommunity NTA must of screwed up here.
looneytunes9000 2 weeks ago
Huell Howser's California Gold just showed this wonderful cartoon on his cool Public Broadcasting program but, without the intro credits. There's too many of the old classic cartoons like these Paramount made ones as well as as Mighty Mouse/Heckel & Jeckel Terrytoon's that aren't shown on TV anymore because they're tied-up in un-businesslike legal B.S. Whether it be classic Cartoon or modern Anime, I love all animation.
narutofightindreamer 8 months ago
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R.I.P. T.N.T. & Cartoon Network (1992-2000)
Mr. McMahon Wouldn't watching that old crapping classics movie (now T.C.M. (Turner Classics Movie) from 21h00 to 05h00 until July 01 2001 (now C.N. Night Shift! (until the end of the summer of 2005) No one to Suscribed for the lince by Turner Entertainment and Time Warner Company All Right Reserved :-(
How sad! T_T T^T ;_;
HBK & HHH even Stonecold the rock sayz W.C.W., Nitro and Eric Bishoff Sucks!!!
joeymasong 9 months ago
I love these cartoons. I watched them on tv when I was little in the '60's and loved them then.
Necromancer999 9 months ago
No longer is Mount Whitney, then listed at 14,495' (it's now considered to be 14,505'), the highest elevation in the United States.
When Alaska was admitted to the Union in 1959, Mount McKinley (a/k/a Denali, which is 20,320' in elevation and 5,815' higher than Whitney), became the highest point.
In fact, Alaska has 16 mountains higher than Mt. Whitney.
Death Valley, although its elevation is not mentioned in this cartoon, sits at -282'.
AshburnStadium 1 year ago
"Fill 'er up!" "OK, boss!"
I thought calling someone "boss" was a strictly East Coast thing, especially in the NYC and Philly metro areas.
OldsVistaCruiser 2 years ago 2
At 1:28, that's the best explanation I've ever seen for the "Warbonnet" name used to describe the livery of the former Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe R.R. locomotives!
OldsVistaCruiser 2 years ago 3
Oops - Atchison! It's now part of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe, which is about to be bought by Warren Buffett.
OldsVistaCruiser 2 years ago 2
stupid
squrrilhunter432 2 years ago
I get it: this cartoon short came out in 1948 and California was established as a state in 1848, so this short is a sort of centennial thing.
Jal8919536 3 years ago
You're close!
Take a look at their state quarter - California became a state in 1850.
OldsVistaCruiser 3 years ago 4
This was originally released as a Paramount "Screen Song" {in Technicolor} in March 1948 [there's a subtle plug for the studio at 3:20]; this is the "NTA" TV print of the late '50s.
fromthesidelines 3 years ago 3
@fromthesidelines
In Polacolor...
If it was released in Technicolor, the line on the title card should say "Color by" not "IN".
ParamountCartoons 1 year ago