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it looked like wimpy hit the pilot in the face with it!

Sorry , Popeye was at Famous Studios at Paramount , lol.

Umm , Umm , Good!

@rgd963 They Look Like the Campbell Soup Kids. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

And then, I will back 🔙 to the Kuala Lumpur.

+gnikcohs Well, they are a hit or miss (but I enjoy the use of color and complex character designs).

+Jonathan Wilson

+Jonathan Wilson Call me crazy, but more often than not, the animation quality for Screen Gems shorts I argue can ALMOST compare on Disney's level. At first glance, I've always wondered why such great looking shorts are so hard to find until actually watching their content. Not to say there aren't good shorts (such as Little Match Girl released in the same year as the posted short), but yeah, definitely hit or miss with an emphasis on the miss in my opinion.

The voices in this cartoon sometimes remind me of "LITTLE BUCK CHEEZER", an MGM HAPPY HARMONIES cartoon also about air travel in its way, but I like this cartoon's strangeness. There is a lot of strangeness throughout the 1930's in animation because they were always experimenting.

_Little Buck Cheeser_ is one of my favorite cartoons because of its richly painted and sustained visualization of science fiction pulp magazine covers. There is some similarity in the voices, or with the voices of some Sniffles toons,and the like. I think you could define a vocal characterization subcategory something like: high pitched, sometimes lisping, adult voices trying to sound like an adorably cute child as the 30s and 40s conceived adorably cute or just plain cute. This cartoon does suggest to me something of a Tex Avery touch where a basic situation is sustained and, in this case, arguably keeps getting worse. Of course in Tex's case it kept getting funnier and funnier and funnier, but it works rather well here.

It's just a cartoon.

Baba Looey I'm aware of that. But one would should still had thought of a 4th wall type gag telling the passengers not to board yet they did anyway. Follow by something like "You'll be sorry". That would had made the gag funnier instead of them boarding and not paying attention to the plane's condition.

Maybe. Or it might have robbed the scene of what humor it had. You don't need to hang a lampshade on everything.

This story is too weird, also for a cartoon. The most weird part is, that they made and released the cartoon movie.

Probably for the Melody of Ecstasy.

Lisa Thuban And I think Ecstacy had much to do with this cartoon.

For entertainment

It is a friggin cartoon, calm down

It's supposed to be funny. Humor has changed since 1937.

Ma'am is just a way to call a women

The woman is the very young air hostesses' boss, and they are showing respect to her. Also, they curtsey as a way of respect. My generation (Baby Boom) was the last to curtsey.

and ADHD

The Columbia and UPA shorts aired on Antenna TV for awhile but not in years.