Radio Riot (1930)
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RADIO BROADCASTING IN THE 1930'Sby Digital2000Safety6,461 views- 0:16
Creepy Treeby ZOMBIEHORROR12,846 views
- 9:21
1920's radio broadcastby AdamDevineTurriff5,232 views
- 8:26
In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree [1929] Screen Song Cartoonby RockinEd4,967 views
- 7:41
Baby Kittens (1938)by cartoonbrew5,670 views
- 6:21
In The Good Old Summer Time [1930] Screen Songs Cartoonby RockinEd7,916 views
- 6:17
CRUMLEY COGWHEEL (1962)by cartoonbrew8,661 views
- 7:55
A TOYTOWN TALE - Van Beuren Studios (1930)by vitaphonedisc3,306 views
- 6:56
The Plot Sickens (1961)by cartoonbrew13,013 views
- 6:29
Betty Boop Cartoon Banned For Drug Use 1934by gabberbaby692,523,906 views
- 9:40
Rodney (1956)by cartoonbrew4,296 views
- 0:05
Koko walk and rollby cartoonbrew8,170 views
- 6:19
creepy, disturbing, yet awesome cartoon ("Bimbo's Initiation")by scruffybusker399,456 views
- 7:37
Barnacle Bill - Bimbo and Betty Boopby laughland248,617 views
- 1:01
1930s Rockettes at Radio Cityby chem10011,009 views
- 10:31
Radio & Television (1940)by TheFederalistParty23,273 views
- 6:52
I'm Afraid To Go Home In The Dark [1929]-Screen Songs Cartoonby RockinEd2,498 views
- 8:44
Radio Racket (1931) Van Beuren Aesop's Fableby skipjacktuner1,017 views
- 5:52
Chinatown My Chinatown [1929]by RockinEd9,765 views
- 8:27
The beginning of Commercial Radioby radprog21,518 views
This is brilliant! Love these early cartoons!
35GEmonitorT 2 days ago
Now THIS is how you make a cartoon!
frankdiddly 2 months ago
Public Domain? is it on internet archives?
MichaelHansenFUN 5 months ago
public domain
MichaelHansenFUN 5 months ago
Sound's a little off but it's still a good toon
Madhatter1903 1 year ago
Yup, that's Billy. Walter Scanlon might also be in there somwhere--it's hard to tell.
And according to some knowledgeable folks over on the 78 LIstserv, the sequence of chimes heard coming from the loudspeaker immediately after the title card is a very early seven-note version of the NBC chimes!
thevortexpodcast 1 year ago
It's Billy Murray, isn't it?
This is such a clever cartoon, it's really hard to pick a favourite moment. I'll go with the cat exercise, with the violin strings sounding like meowing, then the cat coming straight at the camera.
jgbennie 2 years ago
As you can see, there aren't a lot of gray shades. Most of the cartoon is just literally BLACK and WHITE. The first Fleischer cartoon with a full range of greys was "Hot Dog" (1930), which was also the first appearance of Bimbo.
Kartoonkid95 2 years ago
Interesting that the radio voice starting about 2:35 in sounds an awful lot like Jack Mercer (even though it would be another five years before Mercer started doing voices for Fleischer).
John80220 2 years ago
Good ol' Fleischer, never seen this one (or any of the Talkatoons, for that matter). 6:24 onwards was both freaky and brilliant.
gagaman 2 years ago