0:31 Including 0:06 "Garden Gaieties" (1935) 0:10 "Skeleton Frolic" (1937) 0:25 & 1:14 "Mr.& Mrs. Is The Name" (1935) 0:34 "The Mad.Hatter" (1940) 0:40 "Popeye Meets Sinbad The Sailor" (1936) 0:44 "You Gotta Be My Football Hero" (1935) 0:46 "Hollywood Capers" (1935) 0:49 "Viva Buddy" (1934) 0:54 "Betty Boop's Bamboo Isle" (1932) 0:59 "Major Google" (1936) 1:07 "Who Lilled Cock Robin" (1935) 1:11 "Swing Wedding" (1937) 1:27 & 1:36 "Mickey's Polo Team" (1936) 1:33 "Broken Toys" (1935) 1:47 "Mother Goose Goes Hollywood" (1938) 2:00 "Hollywood Graduation" (1938) 2:12 "The Autograph Hound" (1939) 2:18 "Land of The Midnight Fun" (1939) 2:29 "Hollywood Steps Out" (1941)

That one clip in the middle is probably the rarest. It looks like a section from Columbia's "lost" BARNEY GOOGLE series.

That color is amazing. It looks like those digital restorations are accurate afterall, almost spot on to what we've seen on DVD. But nothing beats the look of film.

Three clips that are important to note: This clip at 1:00 is from the cartoon "Major Google," which its sound and color versions are lost. More clips to note is at 2:00 is from the lost cartoon "Hollywood Graduation." The third clip to talk about is the last one in this reel: it is a 2 second clip from the end of the cartoon "Hollywood Steps Out." This fragment from the scene appears no where in the Blue Ribbon reissue.

The original Soundtrack is too damnin' beautiful to see ! I love that as not as many others could do this but me who can capture it with full frames with 35mm sprocket holes - Well, many thanks for this, Steve. I will do that when I find the lost Nitrate sound movies, either one-reel or a fragment version, and plant it right in here at my channel with title " # XX - Lost 35mm Nitrate Film FOUND ! ". Come on, please see my Lost 35mm Nitrate films just right now !

These look AMAZING. The downside is I guess somewhere there are beautiful prints of these shorts with clips spliced out of them now?

While it seems like there wasn't much of a connection at the start, the last half of this was themed around celebrity caricatures. That's not a bad direction to go for that projectionist to have done that.

That Sinbad looks amazing.I can’t wait for that to come out on Blu Ray.

I recognized a couple of characters in different scenes. Looks like a good collection of Disney, Fleischer, and Ub Iwerks cartoons as well as a Mutt and Jeff cartoon.

that sound is so crisp

0:06 ??? 0:10 Skeleton Frolic (1937, Color Rhapsody) 0:25 and 1:14 Mr. and Mrs. is the Name (1935, Merrie Melodie) 0:34 The Mad Hatter (1940, Color Rhapsody) 0:40 Popeye Meets Sinbad the Sailor (1936, Fleischer Studios) 0:44 ??? 0:46 Hollywood Capers (1935, Looney Tunes) 0:49 Viva Buddy (1934, Looney Tunes) 0:54 Betty Boop's Bamboo Isle (1932, Betty Boop) 0:59 Major Google (1936, Barney Google, sound and color version currently lost) 1:07 Who Killed Cock Robin (1936, Silly Symphony) 1:11 Swing Wedding (1937, Happy Harmony) 1:27 and 1:36 Mickey's Polo Team (1936, Mickey Mouse) 1:33 Broken Toys (1935, Silly Symphony) 1:47 Mother Goose in Hollywood (1938, Silly Symphony) 2:00 Hollywood Graduation (1938, Color Rhapsody, currently lost) 2:12 The Autograph Hound (1939, Donald Duck) 2:18 Land of the Midnight Fun (1939, Merrie Melodie) 2:29 Hollywood Steps Out (1940, Merrie Melodie, with lost scene)

That is an interesting way to record audio on film instead of the typical optical track seen later.

2:30 Tell me that was the lost scene from Hollywood Steps Out (1941)! If at all possible, what are the other cartoons on the release?

0:49 Viva Buddy Damn

I was surprised to see that some of the variable area soundtracks were negatives, although I don't suppose that makes much difference in terms of reproducing the audio.

0:25 and 1:14 are from mr and mrs is the name merrie melodies 1935

Most of these i'd say were cartoons made between 1934 -1941 (the last two were from hollywood's night out, released in 1941, the first part was from a deleted segment of the cartoon)

0:35 it came from The Mad Hatter (1940).

Sometimes I think that the sound on these nitrates are even more crisp and beautiful than the original restored negatives! Especially for Western Electric sound too. Speaking of which: The nitrates for "Mr and Mrs. is the Name" and "Viva Buddy" shown here is likely later 30's reprints since it uses the Western Electric sound system instead of the typical RCA system that WB used.

Could anyone speak to the color processes used in these cartoons? I notice both two and three color cartoons. Were these early two-color Technicolor?

With different optical soundtrack standards all spliced together, does that present a projection/transfer difficulty?

I definitely recognized a few titles so I'll list what I can recognize from the clips: "Popeye Meets Sindbad", "Mickey's Polo Team", "Broken Toys","Who Killed Cock Robin" and "Mother Goose Goes To Hollywood", what are the others?

Probably the first KZfaq Poop known to mankind.

Where's the 1st one

The sun at 6:00am and 7:30pm CST on April 10th, 2024: 0:06

I'd like to know if anyone recognizes the one with the ice skating girl?

Do you have full versions of these restorations?

I recognize the clip from “viva buddy“, the Warner Bros. cartoon, and “swing wedding“ and MGM happy harmonies cartoon. What else is there here?

Anyone know the cartoon at 0:28?

0:26 - 2:02 What's Cartoon ?

2:07 Ok, whats this short?

What's the one starting at 2:18?

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