According to IMDb and the Wikipedia article, George Moreno first worked for the Fleischer Brothers and Walter Lantz. Then, after World War II, he moved to the UK and joined his friend Richard Smith in establishing their animation studio, British Animated Productions.
Interesting to see theatrical golden age shorts from other parts of the world; these were almost NEVER brought over to other countries (I wonder if the same applies to a lot of the lesser American shorts)
I would guess it depends on how well the story translates to another culture.. I would guess Popeye has universal appeal. Screen Songs like "Let's All Sing Like the Birdies Sing" ain't gonna cut it in Peru. There's also the factor of the promotional muscle behind it.
@ 0:00 previous titles from the 1st Bubble and Squeek Cartoon entitled “The Big 🌃 City” and @ 0:08 unique title cards with the credits and the caricatures of Animation, Production , Direction, Story, Music, Layouts & Backgrounds artists who worked on this cartoon. Pretty cool. Also they did the “colour by Technicolor” trademark on the Credits, twice. P.s. this film uses the Western Electronic Sound just like in the last cartoon. And it’s only one of 3 B. A. P. Ltd./Pathe Pictures “Bubble & Squeek” cartoons that used the Western Electronic Sound Recording stereo sound just like the American movies, shorts, and animated cartoons made by R.K.O. Radio Pictures/Walt Disney Productions, Columbia Pictures Corp./Screen Gems Cartoon Studios, Warner Bros. Pictures INC. & The Vitaphone Corp./Warner Bros. Cartoons Inc., TerryToons Inc./20th Century-Fox Film Corp., Paramount pictures Corp./Famous Studios, Universal Pictures inc./Walter Lantz Productions & MGM Inc./Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Cartoon Studios
Wow. This cartoon is COMPLETELY incomprehensible. I literally do not understand a single thing that happened or why anyone in it reacts to anything the way they do.
That's an exaggeration IMO The only part I don't get is the ending with him trying to unalive himself and instead the car touching the weapon causes it to fire slightly upwards and blow up the carnival, did I miss something? Why did that happen?
Bubble and Squeak is an English dish of potatoes and cabbage. It was mentioned in Bernard Fox's 1st appearance on the Andy Griffith show as Malcolm Meriweather. I'm going to guess his anthropomorphic car is his sidekick because everyone loved the automobile. Also during the war, there wasn't a lot of fun, so circuses and fairs were a blessing. I'm going to say everything destroyed when he pulled the trigger is connected to war damage and his taking the horn at the end was the air raid siren. I watched an earlier cartoon sped up and checked this one to see if it was on normal speed or not. It was.
This animation quality is awesome! I wish these got a high-quality restoration. Also, it looks like John Kricfalusi heavily "borrowed" from this style when he made Jimmy the Idiot Boy, yet I can't find any record of him mentioning this cartoon. Maaaybe it's coincidence, but I gotta wonder if that guy found this hidden gem & wanted to keep its influence all to himself.
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Unique credits with caricatures of the artists who worked on the cartoon!
According to IMDb and the Wikipedia article, George Moreno first worked for the Fleischer Brothers and Walter Lantz. Then, after World War II, he moved to the UK and joined his friend Richard Smith in establishing their animation studio, British Animated Productions.
Bubble and squeek 1946-1948 British Pathé
Interesting to see theatrical golden age shorts from other parts of the world; these were almost NEVER brought over to other countries (I wonder if the same applies to a lot of the lesser American shorts)
I would guess it depends on how well the story translates to another culture.. I would guess Popeye has universal appeal. Screen Songs like "Let's All Sing Like the Birdies Sing" ain't gonna cut it in Peru. There's also the factor of the promotional muscle behind it.
@ 0:00 previous titles from the 1st Bubble and Squeek Cartoon entitled “The Big 🌃 City” and @ 0:08 unique title cards with the credits and the caricatures of Animation, Production , Direction, Story, Music, Layouts & Backgrounds artists who worked on this cartoon. Pretty cool. Also they did the “colour by Technicolor” trademark on the Credits, twice.
P.s. this film uses the Western Electronic Sound just like in the last cartoon. And it’s only one of 3 B. A. P. Ltd./Pathe Pictures “Bubble & Squeek” cartoons that used the Western Electronic Sound Recording stereo sound just like the American movies, shorts, and animated cartoons made by R.K.O. Radio Pictures/Walt Disney Productions, Columbia Pictures Corp./Screen Gems Cartoon Studios,
Warner Bros. Pictures INC. & The Vitaphone Corp./Warner Bros. Cartoons Inc.,
TerryToons Inc./20th Century-Fox Film Corp.,
Paramount pictures Corp./Famous Studios,
Universal Pictures inc./Walter Lantz Productions
&
MGM Inc./Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Cartoon Studios
Wow. This cartoon is COMPLETELY incomprehensible. I literally do not understand a single thing that happened or why anyone in it reacts to anything the way they do.
Well, there's a man, and a car, and uh uh ummm - funny stuff!
@@pebey Seems interesting to me.
That's an exaggeration IMO
The only part I don't get is the ending with him trying to unalive himself and instead the car touching the weapon causes it to fire slightly upwards and blow up the carnival, did I miss something? Why did that happen?
Bubble and Squeak is an English dish of potatoes and cabbage.
It was mentioned in Bernard Fox's 1st appearance on the Andy Griffith show as Malcolm Meriweather.
I'm going to guess his anthropomorphic car is his sidekick because everyone loved the automobile.
Also during the war, there wasn't a lot of fun, so circuses and fairs were a blessing.
I'm going to say everything destroyed when he pulled the trigger is connected to war damage and his taking the horn at the end was the air raid siren.
I watched an earlier cartoon sped up and checked this one to see if it was on normal speed or not. It was.
This deserves to be remastered!
1:55 This animation is identical to that of Columbia Cartoon Screen Gems
Owwwww how adorable 🥰🥰🥰
1rst time watching this cute oldie
This animation quality is awesome! I wish these got a high-quality restoration.
Also, it looks like John Kricfalusi heavily "borrowed" from this style when he made Jimmy the Idiot Boy, yet I can't find any record of him mentioning this cartoon. Maaaybe it's coincidence, but I gotta wonder if that guy found this hidden gem & wanted to keep its influence all to himself.
I thought the same thing.
Bubble and Squeek are photographed with laden videos U.S.A. Videos to rate defense yearbook individual play ever seen.
Google Translate makes everything kooky!
هذا الفلم لدية على شكل فلم سينمائي 8ملم يعرض على المكانة السينمائية..ولا زلت الشاهدة منذ 45 عام ❤❤❤
1at time a stone trip!
"I'll shoot myself"
*Proceeds to destroy the entirety of the funfair, except the horn*
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Jolly good, wot!
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Bubble and squeek country origin:🇬🇧
That's the dumbest ending ever
3:26 uh-oh! But I like this cartoon anyway; “not rationed” must be a wwii reference. I like wwii propaganda cartoons.
Así paga fernando
6:30
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