The Magilla Gorilla Show presented by Nabisco (1965) (16mm Eastman/Ferrania Print)
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- This is truly the most interesting reel in my collection. An ABC print of the show, with the tags and bumpers intact!
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In the fall of 1965 (in syndication), Ricochet Rabbit moved from "MAGILLA GORILLA" to "PETER POTAMUS"- and Breezly & Sneezly from "PETER POTAMUS" to "MAGILLA GORILLA". Magilla's titles (and the "we'll be back next week" bumper) were refilmed to reflect Breezly & Sneezly's presence.
The network began showing "MAGILLA GORILLA" on Saturday mornings in January 1966 [11:30am(et)], through September 1967. New epsiodes were mixed with repeats. Ideal Toys was still the primary sponsor (they sustained Magilla's original syndicated series), but ABC also sold time to other advertisers.
I was born January 2, 1966.
Mike will then how you still alive
Mike that is awesome 👌🏻
@@sheilaanderson8033- Mike was born on my sister's 4th birthday. She's only 61 in 2023!
"The Magilla Gorilla Show" that i saw aired on WPIX-TV New York-now owned by Mission Broadcasting-ended with the Screen Gems dancing sticks. Glad that it didn't end with this at 4:44
I could not find the "so long" version of this for years! Thank you.
I've heard that it was on TH-cam a long time ago. Also, no problem :)
Thank you lord Jesus amen 🙏
Thanks! I've wanted to see the intro with Breezly and Sneezly!
That nice
1:21- Daws Butler is the "Del Monte Tree" (using a varation of his "Lippy the Lion"/"Peter Potamus" voice, which itself was a variation of his Joe E. Brown impression).
Thanks. I always thought it was Allan Melvin.
I also remember a rock and roll version of the Del Monte commercial…in the style of Do The Bear. Both were done by Hanna-Barbera so all Ted Nichols had to do was change the lyrics.
@paulsherman51
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Capitalism at its finest: canned goods--modern convenience, means both Mom and Dad of the nuclear family (2.5 kids) can both go to work, make 2x more money, buy 2x more things, and be better than the Jones' across the street (think: George Jetson). The sugar load and preservatives from these convenient canned goods is where obesity today comes from. Notice how thin everyone is in the old shows, such as Lou Grant, and how large we all are today--the supersizing of America.
0:00 is the B&W variant of the ABC “Color” bumper with no voiceover. It should’ve said “This is been an ABC color presentation”.
For those affiliates who couldn't colorcast the network's programs, they used a black and white version without Michael Rye's disclaimer.
A possible opening sponsor I.D. would have been an "ABC" I.D.- like this (at 0:39)-
*ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY: "ABC- where I'll be seeing you in 'BEWITCHED'! Thursday night, on most of these ABC stations."*
Nice work! Too bad it was not shown on the DVD itself. Hopefully, the original opening and closing titles should be restored for a Warner Archive Blu-ray release, along with "Top Cat", which possibly restore the original episode end credits for the show.
GREATNESS, Projectionist! Thank you so much for Sharing these treasures, my Retro TV Brother.
Breezly And Sneezly Are Probably Hanna-Barbera's Obscurest...
It's rare, to me seeing "Breezly and Sneezly" on the show. I usually see "Ricochet Rabbit" on the show
During the second season Magilla and Peter Potamus switched their supporting players so Ricochet ended up on Potamus and Breezly vice versa. When it went to syndication the two shows were combined since there weren't enough shows to release them separately and was all just release as The Magilla Gorilla Show.
3:22
Hey, the gang has to go
That's the end of our show
(So long, so long, so long!)
You know we'll be back
But for now we've got to go
(So long, so long, so long!)
It's been fun (yes, sir!)
Every crazy minute
There's a show next week
And we'll all be in it
To make a long story short...
(So long, so long, so long!)
Magilla Gorilla and all of his friends say
So long, so long, so long!
They're sorry to go but the show has to end, so
So long, so long, so long!
It's been great (yes, sir!)
Every fun-filled minute
There's a show next week
And they'll all be in it
To make a long story short...
So long, so long, so long!
“Be sure to see “The Peter Potamus Show.””
Does anyone have the original version of the segment with Ricochet Rabbit and Droop-Along?
@@markdpane I've heard that the segment was on TH-cam a long while ago but was deleted for whatever reason, so there are recordings *somewhere*.
At a point you can see where Magilla is singing but it's not properly animated.
Projectionist you're the best 👌🏻
Awesome you brought back childhood memories!!! Thank you
This is very cool!
I remember seeing this bumper back in 2007 or 2008 on TH-cam!
Do you mean the curtain call bumper towards the end of the reel?
@@TheProjectionistsVault Yes this one!! TH-cam had a colored version of this bumper on back in the day. Of course, these were the early days before HD and the quality was so pixelated. lol Thanks so much for bringing it back!!!
Hey that was rare than what I used to see.
all rights to The Magilla Gorilla Show now go to Warner Bros.
To be specific, Warner Bros. Discovery
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution.
All copyrights belong to their respective holders, no copyright infringement intended.
Copyright infringement entirely intended ;)
@@TheProjectionistsVault That's what happens.
Closing gag swiped from "The Huckleberry Hound Show"?
@3:24 - I was born in 68 and watched all of these characters. But I have no memory of this closing theme song. Did they discontinue it after the 60’s? Also, what year did they switch to color?
This was most likely discontinued after a certain point in the '60s. It might've changed after the show went off of ABC. I also can't give you a date for when all stations were using color versions of all the tags and stuff...
@@TheProjectionistsVault - Thanks for the reply! This was very cool to watch.
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You should scan these prints at some point.
I would have done so already if I had the time and money -_-
Was the Screen Gems "S" logo shown in Magilla's second season in first-run syndication before the show went to ABC?
Wouldn't be entirely unlikely that it showed up in it's second season in syndication.
Beginning in the Fall of 1965 SCREEN GEMS TELEVISION changed it's logo from " the dancing sticks" to the SCREEN GEMS "S"
I meant third-the show debuted midway through the 1963-64 season.
4:44
3:15
Wait where ricochet rabbit and droop-a-long
They're with Peter Potamus.
3:16
3:23
The Holy Grail.