Fabulous animation, and what a wonderful story. The townspeople could have gone the way of punishment and revenge, but chose rehabilitation instead. A lesson still applicable today.
Yeah, for somebody who was caught red-handed attempting to physically damage little children, the most apt reward would be to clean his house and groom him in a saloon.
If it wasn't for the stiff competition between the Walt Disney studios and the Fleischer brothers, animation would never have come to this level almost 90 years ago. And it still is lovely to watch!
I grew up on these old cartoons. My grandparents were nearly 100 when I stayed at their house all the time lol. They remembered a time before cameras and cartoons.
The technique is called Rotoscope and mainly consists of recording a live background and then animating on top of it in order to give that effect. Max Fleischer created this technique. The guy was never black, he was just plain dirty. African Americans in those times were portrayed in a very different way.... 1:47 Anyways I just posted the commentary track for this cartoon so check it out
That is NOT the Rotoscope. It's the Stereoptical Process, which is displayed at the bottom of the Paramount header. The Rotoscope was Max Flesicher's first invention from 100 years ago, where live action film footage could be traced to make realistic animation. This was many times use as reference footage for enhancing action in animation, reworked to conform to the proportions of the character, and not always used as a literal tracing of the live action model. The Rotoscope was also used to define reference points to register animation and matte art for compositing animation and matte art with live action footage. You may be interested in the book, THE ART AND INVENTIONS OF MAX FLEISCHER: AMERICAN ANIMATION PIONEER. This and many of the other secrets in how these cartoons were made are explained.
Good happy ending. I have seen lots of old cartoons but never this one. The 3D backgrounds in Fleischer cartoons always intrigued me as a kid and still do. Classic.
Frank Limen: Yes, Max Fleisher was a MASTER of special effects animation, especially 3D images. He would build small 3D models then superimpose them onto the films to create that effect.
@@spy4863 And Max still doesnt get the credit he deserves. Actually ANYONE other than Walt Disney is often ignored!!! Even Tex Avery doesnt get his due or Bill Melendez. But yes. Max was such a pioneer! And Walt "borrowed" alot of his techniques for his features like rotoscoping and these moving backgrounds
I've gotta say, I've seen some old cartoons growing up, but not this one. This one has got to be one of the best with easily the best message and intentions behind it besides being a fun cartoon. The whole thing of it takes a village to raise a child basically, and how someone can do wrong but instead of outright punishment instead redeem them, and then the end with showing how greed brings misery but friendliness brings joy
It was the other way around. Fleischer was not competing with Disney. In fact he had been producing cartoons while Disney was still in high school. People forget that he was a pioneer of animation going back to 1918.
The Color Classics are long overdue for proper scans and restorations of the true colors. While some have been done, LITTLE DUTCH MILL has not been restored as yet.
Some sequences of this fantastic animation treasure are likely actual material props in front of a camera, Fleischer was a pioneer in the art of rotoscoping. The 'rotating mill is on screen' sequence and the 'duck running to town' sequence are likely props with the cartoons somehow added in later.
Prefer these older toons to modern digitised ones. Interesting too for historical research into what our grandparents and parents were offered as part of their more regular cinema visits. Love Max and Dave’s creativity. Have a playlist now which is almost exclusively filled with Fleischer bros works. No spring chicken myself these days but i still like animations more than most live action movies. Hope you tube manages to get rights to put more of this wonderful stuff on here for us. Great job they’ve done so far and they have my gratitude. 🎸
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Very interesting to see how cartoons has been changed in time....
Claro que hay muchas personas que consumen estas caricaturas y otros contenidos retro, más que nada son cosas de culto por la cantidad de años en las que fueron creados.
This cartoon I found in 2021 that's have amazing stories how people are united with each other when some one in trouble and their way to help some one to kept them on the right path by helping not by hated to him
Thanks Ray Pointer - I was wondering. That would explain the 3D FOREgrounds, which you can see in the scene with the shoes on the doorsteps. That was what amazed me: those stair steps & how they accurately showed foreground-perspective
@@susanvaughan-schiele210The concepts were slightly different. Disney's multiplane camera was different layers of 2D-images, but the stereoptical process used actual 3D-models.
4:55 I really love this classic cartoon and that rhyming part! 😁👍👍 *"No one knows about my gold, I got the secret well. When I burn your tongues out, even you won’t tell."*
The beauty of the messages in the old cartoons. Badness is transformed into goodness with kindness and the whole community prospers. There is faith in goodness and badness can be redeemed. Compare this to today's messages.
Fabulous animation, and what a wonderful story. The townspeople could have gone the way of punishment and revenge, but chose rehabilitation instead. A lesson still applicable today.
Yeah, for somebody who was caught red-handed attempting to physically damage little children, the most apt reward would be to clean his house and groom him in a saloon.
If it wasn't for the stiff competition between the Walt Disney studios and the Fleischer brothers, animation would never have come to this level almost 90 years ago.
And it still is lovely to watch!
This is the 3rd Max Fleisher cartoon that has the incredible 3D effects! Amazing!
What a beautiful story.
My clock got caught in a sewing machine.
Agree
I grew up on these old cartoons. My grandparents were nearly 100 when I stayed at their house all the time lol. They remembered a time before cameras and cartoons.
I like these old cartoons.
Me too
Me three!
Me, four!
They should release the complete set of Columbia, Paramount Tex Avery, etc.. cartoons in limited edition
@@marcchevalier3750 they should!
The technique is called Rotoscope and mainly consists of recording a live background and then animating on top of it in order to give that effect. Max Fleischer created this technique.
The guy was never black, he was just plain dirty. African Americans in those times were portrayed in a very different way.... 1:47
Anyways I just posted the commentary track for this cartoon so check it out
Yes, agreed. There are many characters like this in German and Dutch tales.
Fernando Gastelo
Thank you for this relieving info/answer.. I always told myself that it was realll but how come..
Fernando Gastelo NO HE BE AFRICIN AMURICIN N' SHIET, WE WUZ DA ORIGINOU DUTCHMANE N' SOME SHIET BRUH
Fernando Gastelo los dibujos animados que marcaron mi niñez
That is NOT the Rotoscope. It's the Stereoptical Process, which is displayed at the bottom of the Paramount header. The Rotoscope was Max Flesicher's first invention from 100 years ago, where live action film footage could be traced to make realistic animation. This was many times use as reference footage for enhancing action in animation, reworked to conform to the proportions of the character, and not always used as a literal tracing of the live action model. The Rotoscope was also used to define reference points to register animation and matte art for compositing animation and matte art with live action footage. You may be interested in the book, THE ART AND INVENTIONS OF MAX FLEISCHER: AMERICAN ANIMATION PIONEER. This and many of the other secrets in how these cartoons were made are explained.
😭😭😭😭😭 the memories. Take me back in time please. This makes me so happy thank you.
Yes me too
Take me along 😊
My goodness.i remember watching this as a child - the music in these cartoons were truly something else. I love it
I’ll literally fight you if I see you. I don’t fuckin like you, punk. I bet you molest animals baby animals! Freak!
"Cleanliness is happiness"
When you look good, you feel good 😘.
Good happy ending. I have seen lots of old cartoons but never this one. The 3D backgrounds in Fleischer cartoons always intrigued me as a kid and still do. Classic.
Wow! That was just wonderful. Totally unexpected and wonderful lesson for us all today. Love is the answer. Thank you.
Verdade, achei que fossem bater no cara e prendê-lo. Lindo mesmo.
This was extreme makeover before extreme makeovers were popular
Exactly!
Yes amazing toons quality and animation in 30s 😘😍
I used to watch this when I was little! And I’m only 22 now.. NOSTALGIA 😭
Mmmmhh 😍😘 😗😘 😗😋
Me too.. but iam 29..
Hello fellow time travelers
Kindness sometimes is the best punishment.
I would like to see all the old cartoons come back out so my grandkids could watch them
Made during 1934 but it almost looks like 3D.
Frank Limen 3:55
Frank Limen: Yes, Max Fleisher was a MASTER of special effects animation, especially 3D images. He would build small 3D models then superimpose them onto the films to create that effect.
@@spy4863 And Max still doesnt get the credit he deserves. Actually ANYONE other than Walt Disney is often ignored!!! Even Tex Avery doesnt get his due or Bill Melendez. But yes. Max was such a pioneer! And Walt "borrowed" alot of his techniques for his features like rotoscoping and these moving backgrounds
@@OasisEnLaLunna 'A' and 'lot' are two separate words.
@@KyrstOak for real?
Doesn't anyone else admire the way the whole town came to help, and instead of lynching the guy the rehabilitated him?
I've gotta say, I've seen some old cartoons growing up, but not this one. This one has got to be one of the best with easily the best message and intentions behind it besides being a fun cartoon. The whole thing of it takes a village to raise a child basically, and how someone can do wrong but instead of outright punishment instead redeem them, and then the end with showing how greed brings misery but friendliness brings joy
What a treasure! This needs to be on TH-cam for all ethernaty. 🙂🙃
Such Classics!!!!! I love these very old cartoons
Me too
Well this is probably what my grandparents watched when they were kids
Mr. Fleisher did give Mr. Disney a good match in the days of handpainted cells...
Great upload. Thank you & God bless
It was the other way around. Fleischer was not competing with Disney. In fact he had been producing cartoons while Disney was still in high school. People forget that he was a pioneer of animation going back to 1918.
What great technique and mastery of film. Amazing to think Fleischer managed all of this in the 30s with limited editing capabilities.
O wow owow, I wish that they would start showing all this wonderful classic cartoons again back on televison.
The Color Classics are long overdue for proper scans and restorations of the true colors. While some have been done, LITTLE DUTCH MILL has not been restored as yet.
Love these old cartoons. Simpler times
Me too
Some sequences of this fantastic animation treasure are likely actual material props in front of a camera, Fleischer was a pioneer in the art of rotoscoping. The 'rotating mill is on screen' sequence and the 'duck running to town' sequence are likely props with the cartoons somehow added in later.
I love how the duck sits nearby and bops around as they’re cleaning the guy lol
Animation looks magical..better than 3D
Prefer these older toons to modern digitised ones. Interesting too for historical research into what our grandparents and parents were offered as part of their more regular cinema visits. Love Max and Dave’s creativity. Have a playlist now which is almost exclusively filled with Fleischer bros works. No spring chicken myself these days but i still like animations more than most live action movies. Hope you tube manages to get rights to put more of this wonderful stuff on here for us. Great job they’ve done so far and they have my gratitude. 🎸
Very interesting to see how cartoons has been changed in time....
I love the old cartoons they were the best
Me too and it's classic.
Drawing so rich in details! It is wonderful ❤️
I love old cartoon
Me too and it's classic.
3d animation para esa época fue fenomenal.
Que tristeza que ya no se ven esta clase de dibujos animados preciosos son una verdadera hermosa reliquia
Claro que hay muchas personas que consumen estas caricaturas y otros contenidos retro, más que nada son cosas de culto por la cantidad de años en las que fueron creados.
Love to see these cartoons
Me too
This cartoon I found in 2021 that's have amazing stories how people are united with each other when some one in trouble and their way to help some one to kept them on the right path by helping not by hated to him
I know he's a master and love his cartoons.😁
Brings back childhood memories watching this
This cartoon I been looking for
Oh my this great this my favorite one thank you for posting this video
EXTREME home makeover!
How did they do that 3D background? It looks amazing! This is my all time favorite old cartoon!
They build model sets and photographed the cels in front. It was called "The Setback" Camera, promoted as The Stereoptical Process.
Thanks Ray Pointer - I was wondering. That would explain the 3D FOREgrounds, which you can see in the scene with the shoes on the doorsteps. That was what amazed me: those stair steps & how they accurately showed foreground-perspective
Yes! They did this long before Disney did.
@@susanvaughan-schiele210The concepts were slightly different. Disney's multiplane camera was different layers of 2D-images, but the stereoptical process used actual 3D-models.
@@Langkowski pedantic much?
wow this cartoon art is amazing looking like real or using computer style
Thank you for sharing this beautiful film❤😊
4:55 I really love this classic cartoon and that rhyming part! 😁👍👍
*"No one knows about my gold, I got the secret well. When I burn your tongues out, even you won’t tell."*
I like these types of cartoons. I really love to watch this
Excellent 👌 enjoyed thoroughly 😄
Wonderful, amazing ❤️❤️
Marabilloso...🎼🎵🎶🏆✨🌟💞😃👍🙌💫💛💙💜❤💖💕
I’m 1/16th Dutch so I enjoy watching this
I'm 100% Dutch and I enjoyed it apart from the producers getting the accents wrong lol
I need these town people to come clean my house!🏡😂
Thanks for the upload.💜
Incrível,uma animação de mais de 80 anos e tão atual,fantástico trabalho dos idos de 1934!🤝👏👍
first time I watched in (USA/UAE) 1934 to 2014 thanks you 🤝🤝
Thanks for posting in the original aspect ratio.
Beautiful
Love this kind of animation
Me too
I have the original 78rpm disc of the song " Little Dutch Mill" and never knew that there was a cartoon using the same song but with altered lyrics.
I'm suprised this in color!
Очень понравился мультик, добрый, весёлый!!! Более 80 лет прошло, замечательная постановка, музыка!!! Спасибо вам большое за просмотр!!!💞🥰💞🥰💞🥰
Thank you Fernando
I love the song
Very clever for the time.
Amazing ❤❤❤
Terrific! Fun and sweet animation!
Wonderfullll❤😁👍
Ohhhhhhh dis was soooo emotional awesome story 🤗💖👏👏👏👏
The villagers didn’t punish him...they managed to make him a good citizen again with love ❤️ ! Amazing 😉
Good representation of Dutch people lol ( now ehh….)
Are you a Canadian? I’ll shit in your mouth either way.
OMG! This old gem. I think I still have this one in a VHS somewhere, somewhat damaged though.
Power of manual art
this brings more releif than head ache
Imagine each and every part is hand drawn by hundrends of artist and put in rapid session
You can never be certain changing somebody's life is good
tommorrow my great grandma is comein with my moms dad she is 86 and imma show this to her and ask her if she remembers !
i ment 89 lol
how did that go?
It's been 2 years now, how did it go?
Probably not my grandparents were 1 when this was own
Probably not my grandparents were 1 when this was on
The beauty of the messages in the old cartoons. Badness is transformed into goodness with kindness and the whole community prospers. There is faith in goodness and badness can be redeemed.
Compare this to today's messages.
Lovely classics. I saw this as a kid haha
Yays! 👏 clap 👏 clap 👏 thank you much love and respect.
🙌🙏💟🌈💟🙏🙌
delightful
Thats exactly what happened to me last year. Now I look very tidy.
My old memories
People were so good to giant, didn't kill but gave makeover to him and his house and he in return rewarded them 😍
I saw it the first time when I was a preschooler and I was looking for it since then 😿
Cleanliness does bring happiness! 😊 May take a lot of work for some, though.
that year (1934) italy won the world cup
Good ol' cartoon.
Really its beautiful ad meaningful
Gracias volver a ver este animado es como volver a la infancia
2:30 is that a live action windmill with the animation? That’s incredible for that decade
That’s exactly what it is. Rotoscope
@@FernandoGastelo I think I heard of that before but forgot what it was. Thanks
I like it too!
@@krisrhood2127 Same here
perfect...
esses desenhos antigos são incríveis. sempre assisto.
Замечательный мультфильм!
This movie is so vintage oldies before ww2 this cartoon appear already
The pants turn into a curtain
Actually when I was a kid I do it too my mother gone mad becoz of that
V.V talkshow good idea 😂👋🏻👍
Its impossible 1934! What a great work they done 👏
Those children shouldn't have spied on the needy man, they should know better to leave the starving alone
Thought the same
Good show.
Que bonito!!
7:25 I like how the woman has both his hands between her legs so he won't escape hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
thats a man. All the women wear dresses
All the men wear suits too?
01:36 the name of the pub is “Het Witte Paard”.
I actually knew a pub in Leiden, Holland that had that name (The White Horse in English)
Well show.
Nostalgia
Belíssimo! 👏👏👏
Must say, the punishment of the villagers was extremely nice considering the villain planned to burn out the tongue of the kids.