I had my dog YIPPY for 14 yrs.1month a 1 day. I raised her from the day she was born .She died April 20 of this year. Each time I even see a dog I tear up. Thanks to this Hilarious piece of film I couldn't stop laughing. I can't believe I have never seen this before. Thanks for showing this.
Jackie was born in 1915 in Europe. The lion cub was transported to the USA. He appeared in the screensaver in the 1928 film "White Shadows in the South Seas", according to some sources, he appeared on the screensaver as early as 1925. In 1934 MGM colorized the Jackie screensaver, but decided to use a different lion for the color films (see next section). Jackie became the first lion of MGM to growl, because in the cinema (at first) the phonograph was turned on at the moment the logo was shown and Jackie began to "growl", but in silent films the recording of his growl was removed. Since 1930, Jackie's growl has not been played separately, but along with the film. The screensaver with Jackie had two versions: shortened (the lion roars 3 times, then turns its head to the left) and elongated (after all of the above, the lion returns its head to its original position). Trained by Jackie Mel Kuntz. There is even a photograph of Jackie playing with her trainer (by the way, it is called that). In September 1927, Jackie was on an airplane and had a disaster. The plane crashed. But the pilot and Jackie survived. Jackie was sent to the Philadelphia Zoo in 1931. After that, the lion received the nickname "Lucky". The plane was intended for Jackie's advertising campaign to show what the new lion looks like. The remains of the cage and aircraft are still at the crash site. Jackie died of a heart attack in 1935.
MGM actually plastered their 1924-28 films that originally had Slats but were plastered by Jackie also stop spamming the same comments on different videos
@@Hotshotter3000 think of how they were being moved. They had wire attached to their limbs and tails and were basically living puppets. They probably weren’t hurt but it at least would be highly distressing. Imagine that being done to you
As a film studies major dog ville blows my mind. No special effects no green screen maybe a puppet. But I'd love to know how many traniers and takes theses took. I want to train my dog to be a flapper cigarette girl or a gangster cheating at carrds smoking a CC igat
If you think these are bad, you should see Shirley Temple's early film series Baby Burlesks, same thing except replace the dogs with preschool kids. WC Fields said "never work with kids or animals" now I know why he was right!
Possibly they had been doped to make them more calm and sedate, also mostly small and medium passive brreds, like bulldogs, pugs, jack russels, scottie terriers - although an Aslsatioan plays the drums!
Funny?? I find this disturbing. 2/3rds are not close being happy. Look at there body language! lThese poor animals. Being made a circus off. So easy to see why the dog world is a mess today!!
@83rdox Not sure if the person knew but these short Dogville films were eventually banned because of successful lobbying to stop the cruelty. You gotta figure if something got banned in 1931 concerning animals it was probably some pretty heavy stuff.
Came here because I saw Dogville Shorts on TCM This really makes me laugh esp in these troubling times.
Same. Thank you for posting these!
Omg same!! I remember my mother watching TCM a few years ago and one of these shorts came on. They truly are a gem of their time!
What great times these were when people could be entertained by this music and humble assortment of tail-waggers!
The original film had a story and dialogue, too.
Is the full short on DVD anywhere?
And how is that any different than the TH-cam videos of today
I could watch this movie over and over again. 😁😁
I had my dog YIPPY for 14 yrs.1month a 1 day. I raised her from the day she was born .She died April 20 of this year. Each time I even see a dog I tear up. Thanks to this Hilarious piece of film I couldn't stop laughing. I can't believe I have never seen this before. Thanks for showing this.
Jackie was born in 1915 in Europe. The lion cub was transported to the USA. He appeared in the screensaver in the 1928 film "White Shadows in the South Seas", according to some sources, he appeared on the screensaver as early as 1925. In 1934 MGM colorized the Jackie screensaver, but decided to use a different lion for the color films (see next section).
Jackie became the first lion of MGM to growl, because in the cinema (at first) the phonograph was turned on at the moment the logo was shown and Jackie began to "growl", but in silent films the recording of his growl was removed. Since 1930, Jackie's growl has not been played separately, but along with the film.
The screensaver with Jackie had two versions: shortened (the lion roars 3 times, then turns its head to the left) and elongated (after all of the above, the lion returns its head to its original position).
Trained by Jackie Mel Kuntz. There is even a photograph of Jackie playing with her trainer (by the way, it is called that).
In September 1927, Jackie was on an airplane and had a disaster. The plane crashed. But the pilot and Jackie survived. Jackie was sent to the Philadelphia Zoo in 1931. After that, the lion received the nickname "Lucky". The plane was intended for Jackie's advertising campaign to show what the new lion looks like. The remains of the cage and aircraft are still at the crash site.
Jackie died of a heart attack in 1935.
MGM actually plastered their 1924-28 films that originally had Slats but were plastered by Jackie also stop spamming the same comments on different videos
My sister got those shorts off Amazon. Very entertaining ❤️. Queenie is my favorite.
En verdad esto es cine 😂❤
😁 Thank you for sharing!
BRAVO! 👏👏👏👏👏
This is a super 1930 MGM All Barkie short subject!
Best thing Warner's ever made!
david moon looney toons
But wasn't this made by MGM?
Warner owns this but MGM made it.
this is a great show i love it so much that i try to find it on dvd and yes it is on dvd and it is the complete series is that cool or what ?
I'm all about animals rights and everything but, I'm sorry, these are HILARIOUS...
How was this cruel to animals?
@@Hotshotter3000 think of how they were being moved. They had wire attached to their limbs and tails and were basically living puppets. They probably weren’t hurt but it at least would be highly distressing. Imagine that being done to you
This movie makes me feel Cozy 🌚🌞
Cartoon Planet brought me here
Jackie has a weird roar in this i like her later roars
fantastic
Love love love
owwww soo cuteee!!
Kinda makes me anxious.
anyone know the name of the movie that had dogs playing a western film. It looked similar to this but they were cowboys
Imagine how much hardship these dogs went through
I dunno, I read they had good treatment and had professional trainers. I like to think they were treated alright
83rdox Indeed
Nicole hopefully 🤞🏾
They're listening to great music, dressed to the nines, and either drunk or stoned on weed or cocaine.
I envy them. 🥺
Exponential cruelty.
I came here from judge Jon hodgemen
I came here from cartoon planet 😂
The "E-I" MGM Lion.
Dogs WERE hurt in the making of this movie.
ferociousgumby That is awful. I was laughing so much, until I read your comment . How sad that is.
I think that saxophone guy got his heart broken.
How do you know it ?
As a film studies major dog ville blows my mind. No special effects no green screen maybe a puppet. But I'd love to know how many traniers and takes theses took. I want to train my dog to be a flapper cigarette girl or a gangster cheating at carrds smoking a CC igat
almost as crazy as Lancalot link
Love it.
The Dogs weren't harmed, were they?
@rr rr I think that's great because dogs are a burden to humanity
DreamWarrior no, you’re a disgusting burden to humanity
@@JeriDro bruh what
If you think these are bad, you should see Shirley Temple's early film series Baby Burlesks, same thing except replace the dogs with preschool kids. WC Fields said "never work with kids or animals" now I know why he was right!
Come to think of it I would rather watch the Dogville Comedies than Shirley Temple!
same music as "the critic"! (John Lovits cartoon)
😂 Love it! I feel sad for peta, hsus, and the rest of those crazies who consider this to be cruel. 🌭🐶🥰
Possibly they had been doped to make them more calm and sedate, also mostly small and medium passive brreds, like bulldogs, pugs, jack russels, scottie terriers - although an Aslsatioan plays the drums!
I need To see In full Color
Why? The dogs didn't.
lmao! :D
poor dogs.
Funny?? I find this disturbing. 2/3rds are not close being happy. Look at there body language! lThese poor animals. Being made a circus off. So easy to see why the dog world is a mess today!!
Poor puppies this is not amusing its cruel and inhumane 😢
This is dark and seems almost wrong...
Dark?
how horrible for the dogs probably tightly wrapped wire
animal cruelty is never entertaining.
tikab I new that there would be one to say something so stupid
that people can ignore it or accept it or excuse it is tragic, t
@83rdox Not sure if the person knew but these short Dogville films were eventually banned because of successful lobbying to stop the cruelty. You gotta figure if something got banned in 1931 concerning animals it was probably some pretty heavy stuff.
this is freaking awful.