Ain't She Sweet ? - Fleischer - Lillian Roth - 1933 

Meanwhile look at what 22 years old up nowdays... Immodesty and fornication...

Lillian Roth is the icing on the 🎂. I love this little 💎.

Joe played it for Major, his German Shepherd, and by golly, he finally relaxed, and stopped biting the secret service folks.

Your comment: on point. Sooooo right! Sad isn't it?

Both you and I are watching this beauty through our phones. Don't be ungrateful

Aren’t you watching this on a phone? Lol

@@lolom8772 I'm not!

There is an available DVD with three Fleischer cartoons including this one : "Saved From The Flames - 54 Rare and Restored Films 1896 - 1944".

@@Nicosprintos where do I find this??

@@rufust.firefly2474 I THINK that it is on the following DVD: "Saved From The Flames - 54 Rare and Restored Films 1896 - 1944". On Amazon the description of the DVD says there is: "three cartoons from the Fleischer Studios Cartoon Factory (1924), Ain't She Sweet (1932), and Play Safe (1936)".

it's not the nephews talking to you. it's just a guy here using a photo of them.

@geraldmarkowitz I have the Beatles version of Ain't She Sweet on My Playlist. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🤩😍😍😍😍

The Fleischer cartoons were shown in New York months before they went into general release across the country.

Just saw it today, 4-11-21 on TCM. Real sweet film and great performance by Susan Hayward as Lil.

Better than the UM&M-TV Presentation cover

Yes

No

Why not?

It has the same 3 opening notes. Thats what catches the ear. The next bar jumps into a syncopated rhythm with with shorter faster notes.

I think that's a "cake walk".

No, the beatles did a late version of a Gene Austin song

by definition the song that precedes chronologically another song can only be an inspiration for the later song rather than the later song being the inspiration for the former one

Ain't means isn't or is not.

So I declare to you very confidentially... versus "So I ASK you very confidentially"

do better.