Andrea/Duck Dodgers here. I friendly welcome every fan of animation at my blog. The goal is to support the love and rediscovery of Classic Theatrical Cartoons from the Golden Age of Animation, keeping meanwhile an eye on Golden Age "Funny Animals" Comics as well as on modern animated productions! Every SUPPRESSED ethnic caricature to be sometimes presented here is just for HISTORICAL and EDUCATIONAL purpose and NOT to offend anyone. Stay Tooned and Enjoy the place !
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
"We're in the Honey"
Here you have another rarely seen Famous cartoon. Enjoy.
How old is this cartoon Andrea, To me it looks like it could've been done in the mid-late 40's or the 50's.
Also, i can't see precisely why this cartoon would never be shown in the states, other than the usual. There's no racial stereotypes or anything that could warrent banning.
It was shown back in the 1960s, when independent stations were running the NTA package (the cartoon is a semi-remake of the Fleischer 1940 cartoon "Ants in the Plants", with the bees and bear substituting for the ants and anteater). But AFAIK, it's never been part of any of the public domain tapes that have run other NTA cartoons.
How old is this cartoon Andrea, To me it looks like it could've been done in the mid-late 40's or the 50's.
ReplyDeleteAlso, i can't see precisely why this cartoon would never be shown in the states, other than the usual. There's no racial stereotypes or anything that could warrent banning.
It was shown back in the 1960s, when independent stations were running the NTA package (the cartoon is a semi-remake of the Fleischer 1940 cartoon "Ants in the Plants", with the bees and bear substituting for the ants and anteater). But AFAIK, it's never been part of any of the public domain tapes that have run other NTA cartoons.
ReplyDeleteIt was made in 1948 and it is part of the NTA package. However my print got original titles.
ReplyDeleteThe non-PD NTA Famous are rarely seen in the States....
Damn good!
ReplyDeleteAnd where do you find all the cartoons and info about them? Youtube is a very small source :(
I've been syndicated to this blog for the last months and I'm amazed about your vast domain of knowledge
I find the cartoons trough trades and the informations on books and with talsk with animation historians.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice words.
I've never seen that one. That Queen Bee is HOT! LOL!! Your blog always makes my day. Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteHi again, can I sugest you a new link?
ReplyDeleteMaybe you know it already but there it goes
http://classicanimation.blogspot.com/
^g^
thx & keep it up
This cartoon is very hard to find.
ReplyDeleteVideo of the movie was uploaded onto YouTube. Here is the address for the video:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ydNezMsAoQ