In My Merry Oldsmobile (1932)

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Uploaded by on Jun 8, 2007

This Fleischer Studios sing-along cartoon contains a surprising amount of immodest imagery. Lovely "Lucille" is menaced by a mustachioed villain/voyeur but then is rescued by her pint-sized true love. Since both suitors own Oldsmobiles, there doesn't seem to be much of a point. Watch for the candy cane-licking sequence.

"You can go as far as you like with me in my merry Oldsmobile...."

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  • Come away with me Lucille

    Because of Tarp's appeal

    The economy is getting so unreal and soon

    We will all be behind Jap car's wheels.

  • My first car was a 1974 Olds Cutlass S. My dad had a new 1974 Cutlass Supreme. Olds survived all the trials and tribulations of the car industry since it began but could not survive the idiots who run GM today.

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  • this reminds me of popeye

  • mmh wie geil hab 3 brüste

  • @TeamRocket2010 Your'e right! The villain was the voice of Gus Cuzak, who also did the voice of Blutto for the Popeye cartoons until he passed away in the 50's.

  • RIP Oldsmobile

    1897-2004

  • saw this at AWA 2011 panel of doom it was great hearing a whole room sing this lol

  • The beginning of the cartoon looks as if it was supposed to be silent? (Interesting since it leads right into the characters singing!) The animation style very much reminds me of the Felix the Cat silents. Guess the animators were still very much in that frame of mind, since it was only 1932 and all.

  • The only Bouncing Ball cartoon with a villian.

  • This wasn't a "Screen Song"; this was actually a promotional film for Oldsmobile, DISGUISED as one. Max Fleischer occasionally produced "commercial" films for various companies at the time {i.e. "A Jolt For General Germ", for Lehn & Fink's "Lysol" in 1930; "Finding His Voice" (featuring Ko-Ko) for Western Electric in '29}.

  • SOO FUNNY WHEN SHE SCREAMS AT HIM

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