6:29 Talk about literally "flipping the bird."

I heard from Mel Blanc himself(when he was making a college tour in 1976 and I had the chance to ask him what companies he worked for)that he had worked for Ub Iwerks in the early 1930s. After the company folded, he went to Warners(and so did animator Chuck Jones and musical director Carl Stalling).

Released on November 24th, 1938. Ub Iwerks was the director. Mel Blanc was part of the cast. Charles Mintz (yes that Charles Mintz who "stole" Oswald from Walt) produced the short.

How long have ghosts with red noses and derby hats been a thing? Disney's Lonesome Ghosts had them too.

This cartoon was first seen on “King Leonardo and His Short Subjects” in 1960.

Yes , that is Mel Blanc speaking in this cartoon. The man of a 1000 voices.

MeTV releases an unreleased restored version of this

They look like the Lonesome Ghost from the Disney short of the same name

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i saw that episode before...yes...i forgot what youtube channel is was but it uploaded this and other columbia episodes ("bon bon parade" (1935) and "the lucky pups" (1937)) from an bbc1 broadcast in 1981

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green ghosts👻

ghosts

3:46

Can you Restored?

Ub Iwerks!

original titles recreation

The salesman ghost was imiatating Al Pearce an old time radio comedian. "No one's home , I hope , hope , hope"!

Is Mel blanc voice I hear , I guess this his gig before made it big on loony toons

I have a 35mm copy of this, missing opening and ending credits. :-(

0:51 - was that Mel Blanc doing the Bugs Bunny voice before Bugs was even created?

1938 11 07

Hei diesen Größten haben kleine Kinder nachts keine Angst!

Mel Blanc...?