"Sunday" cartoon

A lively, musical b&w cartoon from 1934. Back then stores were closed on Sundays and the plot is about the inventory coming to life while the humans are away.

BTW, anyone want a popcorn ball?

If you like the music in this clip you might check out
http://youtube.com/watch?v=SQ63LOF34pY

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• know
• its
• sunday
• harold
• teen

[dadoctah]

As early as this is, it's still not the first WB "stuff comes to life" cartoon (I think that'd be "I Like Mountain Music" released one day shy of a year earlier).

How many of the original brand names can you identify from the "altered" versions here? I'm sure I remember seeing packages of dye at my granny's house with a name very similar to "Wink", but I can't come up with the real name.

[mainbeast]

I LOVE IT!

[dobiegee]

Product Placement!

[saltwaterballads]

The detail in cartoons from that era are just remarkable. Wonderful, thanks for posting.

[graflex16mm]

the box says harm and arm baking soda at 5:44 lol thats great

[LBSmith2]

Thanks for the Bosko downloads!

Would anyone know if the following Bosko cartoons are available on YouTube: Bosko in Dutch, Bosko's Knight-Mare, and Bosko the Sheep Herder?

[ColettaDesign]

This is just the BEST old cartoon. Thank you so much.

[springofpiesucks]

i'm not that sure. i don't know if Hwley Pratt was working there at the time, but i guess you can say that it was a refernce.

[springofpiesucks]

this cartoon is not good at all.

[fromthesidelines]

In-joke alert: Freleng's talented layout artist (later a key director at his DePatie-Freleng studio) Hawley Pratt has his name emblazoned on the boxes of "dog biscuits" at 3:26.