We need more cartoons like these.

Musta been fun to be in a crowded theater with everyone singing along!

@PharaohChreyOfEgypta

2 жыл бұрын

Good way to think about it 👏

Billy Murray leads off the singalong, & you can hear him singing in the background. They should have let him do a solo as this was one of his best recordings "back in the day".

@RC-wm7cw

5 жыл бұрын

I really like how we see the great Billy Murray be in both early cartoons and early sound recordings.

@scarletweb2106

4 жыл бұрын

I heard Billy Murray singing

billy murray in 1929 singing the same song he first sang in 1903..

I have a dvd of that too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡☆☆☆☆

This actually was originally released on January 3rd, 1930. True, Bimbo did officially debuted a couple of months later in the Talkartoon, Hot Dog. But his origin dates back to during the Out of the Inkwell days. When he was Fritz the Dog. So, I'll say that this was probably, one of if not, the last appearance of Fritz, before Bimbo arrived.

@waynegutierrezjr1234

5 жыл бұрын

According to Wikipedia he was actually bimbo

Omg I love this song it's one of my faves!!!:)

Animation by Sid Marcus

All the people in the movie theatre would sing along with the bouncing ball. In front of the television is where I sung along with the bouncing ball, at 5:30 am. We moved when I was 7, that's how I remember these and the OLD FARMER GRAY cartoons.

Great moves 2:44

Amazing song

#LoveInAllTheRightPlaces!

@TeamRocket2010 I think this might actually be a Bimbo prototype as Bimbo's first appearance was a year later in the Talkartoon HOT DOG (I actually have this cartoon in my video uploads set if you want to watch it).

2:44 He's got all the moves

Betty where is she 😱

@bunniifangz

Жыл бұрын

not for another year in 1930

One of my fav. songs!!!!!! I love it :D

2:44 What kind of dance was Bimbo doin' just now?

@RainbowMilk1996

4 жыл бұрын

The Endless Loop

2:44 noice move

2:44 me waiting at the bus stop

Well, Phooey!

in 16mm at 6:23 crazy film of rack & disk pond print

Bedelia looks like she was falling apart.

at only the end: Bedelia closing (1929)/SMPTE foot (1927)

Why does this video keep stopping?