Yes this is what I’m trying to find. I had a VCR with a bunch of old cartoons and this was one of them. I think one of the other cartoons was called Gabby
@@Billie-joGerber It was a Woody Woodpecker VHS 📼 tape. It had a Woody Woodpecker episode, a Three Little Pigs 🐖 episode, this cartoon, and another cartoon on some character named Gabby and his spring cleaning mishaps.
Same!! I don’t know where all those VHS tapes came from, but I watched a lot of them growing up! Trying to remember and find them all for a nostalgia trip
Almost 3 in the morning, and I just randomly remembered owning this and other cartoons on VHS. So glad I was able to find it on TH-cam. Such a classic.
Lovely, 3 years later I sit here on my PC writing in my movie collection in a software, got to this VHS tape called "Max Fleischer´s Color Classics" wonder what your tape was called...
@Diablito was it a VHS of different kinds of cartoons? Like if I gave you clips of a few of the other ones, would you be able to pinpoint it???? I've been searching for YEARS Z to find the name of the VHS I had with a bunch of these cartoons (this being a major one of them)
My grandma showed me this and other classic cartoons from a VHS when I was younger. I’m so glad I was able to find this and bring them and her memory back into my life.
I've been looking for this cartoon for ages!!! Saw this when I was a child; I swear, the 1940s had the best cartoons: each one was different, the kids enjoyed it, each taught a valuable life lesson, and they were all original and unique! I'm 19 now. Kids nowadays take no value in true classics!
I had this on VHS at my grandma’s house. Watching it brings me back and makes me miss her so much. Although I am only 12, I believe that I am well knowledgeable about these old cartoons.
I just looked this up. There was another cartoon called The Land of the Lost Jewels made in 1950. I remember both of these cartoons from my childhood in the 50s.
"THE LAND OF THE LOST" originally began on the Mutual network in 1945, moving to ABC in 1947. Isabel Manning Hewsom wrote the scripts, and was also the "hostess"/narrator on the radio show (these cartoons were adapted from her radio scripts), but did not directly participate in the cartoon version. Mae Questel, however, did provide voices for several characters on the radio series...
I watched this at 4:30 am because I woke up and was bored. I remember watching this and similar cartoons from its time when I was little. So glad I grew up with classics!
Something I just learned thanks to watching this cartoon and wondering why the villain is called Dirty Dirk: A dirk is a long thrusting dagger. Historically, it was a personal weapon of officers engaged in naval hand-to-hand combat during the Age of Sail, as well as the personal sidearm of the officers of Scottish Highland regiments, and Japanese naval officers. (Info taken from Wikipedia...heh, who says cartoons aren't educational?)
Gentle cartoons like these are hard to find anymore. Today cartoons are aimed more at adults than children. I remember seeing these on TV in black and white in the early 1960's. Pleasant memories. . .
I've watched this all the time along with Looney tunes, I'll say this will never get old for any other future growing up generations in our life time. True Classic
How I recall fist watching this in The Springtime of 1975 and noticing its Title of The Land of The Lost while I'd been previously watching The TV show of Land of The Lost by Sid and Marty Kroft productions on Saturday Mornings since The Fall of 1974.I thought that hearing this title was funny after hearing it as a Current Saturday Morning TV Show with both People and Dinosaurs.this cartoon with The Kids and Red Lantern The Fish is really great too.
@TEMPmichaelhansen I know exactly the one you're talking about -- Wally Pocketwatch was my earliest childhood hero and I was thrilled to find that cartoon again in the DVD set HarveyToons: The Complete Collection. Wally and Rosita appeared in the short called "Land of Lost Watches."
I remember I used to watch this at my paternal grandparents when I was about 2-3 years old, it was on a VHS tape called Bugs Bunny Show. and Cartoon Festival, in English.
First time I've even heard of these films. So a jack knife is sort of an American equivalent of a Swiss Army knife, by the looks of it. I've long wondered what the term meant. Great fun.
These novelties, fable-&-moral valuable life-lessons and unadulterated shows are highly better than what the millennials are watching today. Adulterated content shows are inappropriate and immoral; whereas, back in the yore (the golden days) these are valuably ripe and morally incorruptibile. Well done finding back a nostalgia classic that is an instant hit😀 Kudos to you !!!!
I spent so long trying to search for this to explain to my gf why I thought jewelry was weighed in actual "carrots" for the longest time and FINALLY FOUND IT!
Can anyone help me with the name of a cartoon by famous studios/noveltoons about to poor children who live with their mother and who dream of a land filled with food only to wake up and find that local chefs bakers and business men brought a lot of food to their house? Yes, my description is a bit choppy but hopefully you get my jist... Please and thank you in advance
If this were made into a parody with Thomas the Tank Engine, this could be the cast!: Thomas: Billy Mavis: Isabelle Salty: Red Lantern Percy: Jack Knife Gordon: King Knife Henry, Boco, James, Edward, Donald, Douglass: Knives of the Square Table Rosie: Princess Butterknife Diesel: Dirty Dirk
Those Knives of the Square Table make me think this is how the military decides from a bunch of FNG's...lol those witty "noob" comments: "Has he learned to open a letter yet?" "I'll say he can even cut butter, I bet." "Imagine that Tin Man in our silver set."
This Underestimating the protagonist abilities cliché , yet the subplot about the boy and girl going the this land if lost is necessary it should be the main focus on jack knife story
i think the subplot helps kids come up with creative ways to let go of things they may have lost, comforting them with the thought that they may have served a better purpose wherever their items are now.
Glad I'm not the only one who randomly thought of this from owning it on VHS as a kid!
I remember watching this on a vhs as a kid too, do you remember what the vhs is called?
Yes this is what I’m trying to find. I had a VCR with a bunch of old cartoons and this was one of them. I think one of the other cartoons was called Gabby
On my childich, just see a little maroco
@@Billie-joGerber It was a Woody Woodpecker VHS 📼 tape. It had a Woody Woodpecker episode, a Three Little Pigs 🐖 episode, this cartoon, and another cartoon on some character named Gabby and his spring cleaning mishaps.
I remember watching it on a vhs too! Oh boy, we all remembering the vhs time!
I watched this on vhs as a kid, I am a 90's baby. I grew up watching classic cartoons and such.
Same!! I don’t know where all those VHS tapes came from, but I watched a lot of them growing up! Trying to remember and find them all for a nostalgia trip
90s kids unite!!
Almost 3 in the morning, and I just randomly remembered owning this and other cartoons on VHS. So glad I was able to find it on TH-cam. Such a classic.
2:20 in the morning and I randomly thought of this shit. I typed in "old cartoon forks and spoons" haha
Lol, it's 1am and I did the same thing:)
Same here.
Lovely, 3 years later I sit here on my PC writing in my movie collection in a software, got to this VHS tape called "Max Fleischer´s Color Classics" wonder what your tape was called...
@Diablito was it a VHS of different kinds of cartoons? Like if I gave you clips of a few of the other ones, would you be able to pinpoint it????
I've been searching for YEARS Z to find the name of the VHS I had with a bunch of these cartoons (this being a major one of them)
My grandma showed me this and other classic cartoons from a VHS when I was younger. I’m so glad I was able to find this and bring them and her memory back into my life.
Wow nostalgia!!! Makes me remember sitting on the sofa at my grandmas! Wish I could hug her again.
I've been looking for this cartoon for ages!!! Saw this when I was a child; I swear, the 1940s had the best cartoons: each one was different, the kids enjoyed it, each taught a valuable life lesson, and they were all original and unique! I'm 19 now. Kids nowadays take no value in true classics!
I was also looking for this one, it's such a good cartoon. I remember seeing it when I was about 8 or 9, I'm 31 now, and still enjoy this film.
I had this on VHS at my grandma’s house. Watching it brings me back and makes me miss her so much. Although I am only 12, I believe that I am well knowledgeable about these old cartoons.
This brought me to tears because of nostalgia
Evening, my Lovelies.
I watched this as a child and have been having flashbacks about it . So glad I found it ❤️❤️❤️
i saw this on vhs sometime in my childhood...probably at my grandmother's house....and i could never find it! thank you!
My dad bought me a whole milk crate full of them and I watched them so much that I wore them out.
I just looked this up. There was another cartoon called The Land of the Lost Jewels made in 1950. I remember both of these cartoons from my childhood in the 50s.
-and a later cartoon Land of the Lost Watches in 1951.
@@richardranke3158 - That's the one I remember. They were shown on TV in the late '50s-early '60s, when I watched.
Our parents had the best cartoons but we got to experience them too!! So creative.
And the home where these awesome treasures came from, the best studio in the world: Warner Bros!
Im so glad i found this.. i would be so upset to never see this again.. a lost memory, finally reborn..
Mae Questel also performed the voices of"The Young Jackknife" and"Princess Butterknife".
And she was, of course, the original voice of Betty Boop before Helen Kane took over.
@@iamunce Helen Kane NEVER did provide the voice of Betty Boop. Only Mae Questel , Bonnie Poe & Margie Hines and a few others.
"THE LAND OF THE LOST" originally began on the Mutual network in 1945, moving to ABC in 1947. Isabel Manning Hewsom wrote the scripts, and was also the "hostess"/narrator on the radio show (these cartoons were adapted from her radio scripts), but did not directly participate in the cartoon version. Mae Questel, however, did provide voices for several characters on the radio series...
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I watched this at 4:30 am because I woke up and was bored. I remember watching this and similar cartoons from its time when I was little. So glad I grew up with classics!
Something I just learned thanks to watching this cartoon and wondering why the villain is called Dirty Dirk: A dirk is a long thrusting dagger. Historically, it was a personal weapon of officers engaged in naval hand-to-hand combat during the Age of Sail, as well as the personal sidearm of the officers of Scottish Highland regiments, and Japanese naval officers. (Info taken from Wikipedia...heh, who says cartoons aren't educational?)
Gentle cartoons like these are hard to find anymore. Today cartoons are aimed more at adults than children. I remember seeing these on TV in black and white in the early 1960's. Pleasant memories. . .
I remember first seeing this movie cartoon on"Cartoon Playtime!"on WNEW TV Ch.5 in NYC..as far back as the late 1950's.
I've watched this all the time along with Looney tunes, I'll say this will never get old for any other future growing up generations in our life time. True Classic
Same here, I've been looking for this for years but forgot the title of it.
Omg! Thank you. Reminiscing on my child hood.
its bluto and olive oil
Wow! I remember this BHS as a kid! Thanks!
I was born in 1953 and watched this many times as a kid. Loved the line: It's Dirty Dirk and he's captured Princess Butterknife
No Krofft connection.:)(There also was a Golden Age kids radio show of that title,too)
How I recall fist watching this in The Springtime of 1975 and noticing its Title of The Land of The Lost while I'd been previously watching The TV show of Land of The Lost by Sid and Marty Kroft productions on Saturday Mornings since The Fall of 1974.I thought that hearing this title was funny after hearing it as a Current Saturday Morning TV Show with both People and Dinosaurs.this cartoon with The Kids and Red Lantern The Fish is really great too.
Thank you a hundred times for posting this. I haven't seen it in years and have been looking for it for a while. :)
Holy cow, the nostalgia! I remember seeing this when I was 8 or 9, and I'm almost 30 now! I'm so glad I found this. 😀
I remember seeing that cartoon.
I have never seen this one in tv? Most of the Silly Symphonies yes.
A great memory from my childhood!
@TEMPmichaelhansen I know exactly the one you're talking about -- Wally Pocketwatch was my earliest childhood hero and I was thrilled to find that cartoon again in the DVD set HarveyToons: The Complete Collection. Wally and Rosita appeared in the short called "Land of Lost Watches."
The famous radio series that has been erroneously listed as being remade for TV in the 1970's.
@tylysoda The cartoon your looking for is called Somewhere in Dreamland (1945)
This is a good Famous Studios short .Some of the animators still had the Fleisher's influence.
"Will you be my knife?"
That's hilarious XD
Feel sharp.Look sharp, Be sharp
i found this by searching old cartoon with the boy and the girl and knife
Were can i buy a jack knife that talks ?
i love this cartoon!
There's another version of this called "Land of The Lost Jewels."
The fish's name is red lantern? Do I have to make a Green Lantern joke
They are under water but somehow floating on water...in a gravy boat.
Dear Sir,
Give the year this was shown and made . I think it may be a hero sort of to Sid & Morty Kroffts.
Nah, it would infringe their copyright laws; they'd be not happy.
Core memory unlocked!
Now will you be my Knife!!! :D
I remember I used to watch this at my paternal grandparents when I was about 2-3 years old, it was on a VHS tape called Bugs Bunny Show. and Cartoon Festival, in English.
First time I've even heard of these films. So a jack knife is sort of an American equivalent of a Swiss Army knife, by the looks of it. I've long wondered what the term meant. Great fun.
I remember this as a radio show...wasn't Art Carney the voice of Red lantern?
Land of the Lost is a nice cartoon based on the radio show by Isabel Manning Hewson
quality video
These novelties, fable-&-moral valuable life-lessons and unadulterated shows are highly better than what the millennials are watching today. Adulterated content shows are inappropriate and immoral; whereas, back in the yore (the golden days) these are valuably ripe and morally incorruptibile. Well done finding back a nostalgia classic that is an instant hit😀
Kudos to you !!!!
225am and I'm on 4chan and a topic is about Swiss army knives, which made me Google "cartoon that has a Swiss army knife in it." And here we are
I spent so long trying to search for this to explain to my gf why I thought jewelry was weighed in actual "carrots" for the longest time and FINALLY FOUND IT!
Can anyone help me with the name of a cartoon by famous studios/noveltoons about to poor children who live with their mother and who dream of a land filled with food only to wake up and find that local chefs bakers and business men brought a lot of food to their house? Yes, my description is a bit choppy but hopefully you get my jist...
Please and thank you in advance
I remember....watched this in 90s as a kid.
Me too and it was one of my favorites of all time.
For me it was just after 9/11
Wasn't there another Red Lantern cartoon in which the girl loses a pin?
Land of the Lost Jewels
HELL YEAH THANKS MAN THIS WAS MY SHIT
yea, i thought it was a brooch too. but i thought the fish was named green lantern.
If this were made into a parody with Thomas the Tank Engine, this could be the cast!:
Thomas: Billy
Mavis: Isabelle
Salty: Red Lantern
Percy: Jack Knife
Gordon: King Knife
Henry, Boco, James, Edward, Donald, Douglass: Knives of the Square Table
Rosie: Princess Butterknife
Diesel: Dirty Dirk
Thanks for this video
I don't see why they remake this two years later.
Amazing but very odd.
Watched this on a VHS at my grandpa's house years and years ago, nice to share this with my girlfriend now that I am in my 30s
Awesome vooow old z gold 🌟🌟🌟
Isabel looks like a younger version of human Jenny from My Life as a Teenage Robot
Shortly after this cartoon was released, hundreds of children were found dead washed up on shore with seaweed in their pockets.....
Are you telling the truth.
fred congress Please tell me you're kidding Fred
It's ok, he's just joking. Those kids are actually in the land of the lost now.
Wow what a throwback 😢
...At last ive found you!
Those Knives of the Square Table make me think this is how the military decides from a bunch of FNG's...lol those witty "noob" comments:
"Has he learned to open a letter yet?"
"I'll say he can even cut butter, I bet."
"Imagine that Tin Man in our silver set."
Well. These had to have been shown at the theater before or after a movie. 1948
Nice short from the 50s. Would be awesome to take some seaweed and breathe underwater. I'd even use a monofin and tail to reach the bottom faster.
the girl reminds me of little audrey
Elle O'C Yeah, I thought she was Little Audrey, too. Too bad she's really Isabel. But she looks like Little Audrey.
Same! I thought that was little audrey
"Guys, a little help here??"
"We cant. Our blades are dulled."
"But one of us did find a picture of the princess naked!"
6:47
I remember growing up seeing these cartoons.
The girl is "Lil' Audrey". A cartoon character in her own right.
This was the original version!? I remember seeing a different version where the girl lost her pin!
that version is called the land of the lost jewels!
why does princess butter knife sound like Betty VoIP a little
boop*
When the kids dove into the water it should've cut to a newspaper cover that read "2 kids dead due to suicide pack"
The girl looks like little Audrey
Considering that Famous Studios made this cartoon that makes sense.(Famous also made Little Audrey.)
her dress is like Little Audrey's
This Underestimating the protagonist abilities cliché , yet the subplot about the boy and girl going the this land if lost is necessary it should be the main focus on jack knife story
i think the subplot helps kids come up with creative ways to let go of things they may have lost, comforting them with the thought that they may have served a better purpose wherever their items are now.
Not one knife could cut a rug?🎶🕺🎶😜
@cndaswthrt23 Yes! thank you v. much!
I remember about this obe
Is it just me, or does Billy look like Pinocchio?
The girl looks like Little Lulu
Famous Studios did a Little Lulu series in the 1940s.
3:59 Imagine and that tin man in our silver ste
If this cartoon wer to be made into live adventure it could star Michael Jackson
A michael Jacknife
Greg Williams
Noorrrr please can you HELP Me with the The princess 😩😭
watch?v=kNHTPwHw4VA Thats the one I remembered too.
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