Oh my goodness! I have been looking for this for years and finally found it, thank you so much for uploading! Do you have the name of the vhs this is on?
I really can't believe my eyes right now. My siblings and I watched this just about everyday around Christmas time and traded singing parts of the songs lol. My inner child just grabbed my heart! Thank you so much for posting!!!
Barry I. Grauman, these screen song cartoon were just the 1940s version of the Max Fleischer ones of the 30s. Just not as good in animation or quality.
Oh geez I remember ever sound effect of this cartoon in sequence..which i thought was lost forever. I DONT EVEN KNOW HOW I STUMBLED ACROSS THIS!! Regardless, thanks for reinstating some of my lost memory ;)
I have definitely seen this before, I THINK it was one of many weird cartoons on a VHS called "Guttedrømmer" ("Boys' dreams"). The film as a whole creeped me out as fuck, and it was badly dubbed.
To The Crowned One: You provided incorrect lyrics for the cartoon's opening theme. The correct verses: "Start the day with a song/ And sing the whole day through/ Even while you're busy working/ Do just like the birdies do; /Though the day may be long, / You never will go wrong; / Off-key, on-key, any old key, / Just start the day with a song" Get your ears checked!
@undercoveremo008 yes! and then there was a snowman that went out to play but when spring came her melted! do you know what this video is called and do you know if they have it on dvd?
@GretchenWitter i know what your talking about, and i remember shining time station.... but it was so long ago i dont remember, only very fuzzy very short clips
@ttmarlene "Childhood Memories!" Did anybody catch the last soft drink order from the nasaly "Arnold Stang-like voice"; for a "two cents plain?". New Yorkese for seltzer water. Still makes me laugh, and you can't help but sing along with the song.
I used to have a VHS tape of all of these sing-a-longs and they were always fun to watch when I was little! Probably gonna show them to my kids one day...instead of the some of the stuff they show today.
The cool thing about these cartoons is that they first aired in theaters, and the audience was supposed to sing along during the lyrical part. Really neat way of getting a bunch of strangers to work together. :D
I sure hope my mom didn't get rid of this video we had when growing up as a kid. I am a kid at heart and totally LOVE THIS STILL!!!!!!!!! I totally am going to see if I can get that exact version of the Beautiful Doll song on iTunes!!!