All's Fair at the Fair (1938) 

*House gets built then the stork comes with a baby* Miranda: Aint that wonderful? Elmer: Nope lol

I love how I can just type in the general idea of an old cartoon that I barely remember and find the exact video that I was looking for. Gotta love the internet.

Why are they so wholesome? Imagining these two as 80+ yr olds still chuckling at everything and just being happy and carefree and so sweet on each other... 🥹

This was on a vhs of classic cartoons I had growing up. I played it every night before bed. 50 classic cartoons. Still love them.

i find it so fascinating seeing how people back then thought the future would be

This took me over 20 years to find. You have no Idea how relieved I am. Like playing a 20 year game of cat and mouse with your house keys.

So glad I grew up watching cartoons like these.

This is the cutest cartoon where nothing bad happens

*Stork drops baby in house* "Looky There Mirandeh...Ohhhh Aint that Wonderful?!..Nope...." hahaha

I used to have a vhs with 100+ classic cartoons a a kid; this was my favorite.

This video makes me so happy. It's so innocent and optimistic.

3:33 Stork with a baby: *delivers baby into the house* Elmer: Oh, Look a there, Miranda. Miranda: Oh, ain't that wonderful? Elmer: 𝐧𝐨𝐩𝐞

I have been looking for this FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😭I love it so much.

I remember my mom got me a DVD filled with over 100+ shorts of these they also included Betty boop little Audrey and Popeye and I would play them over and over. This one was my favorite shorts.

0:42 The neighborhood where the 1939 World's Fair was built was the "Valley of Ashes" where George and Myrtle Wilson lived in the Great Gatsby, so this is pretty accurate.

Didn’t even know how much I missed seeing this before I see it on my recommendation. Feels like a whole nostalgia lane just opened up

this was probably my favorite old cartoon.

"C'mon Mirandy! Alright Elmer!". Love those two!

Elmer and Mirandy would lose it if they saw the world in 2016. XD

I love how his vision is magically cured by simply taking away his glasses, haha

OMG.... thanks for uploading this! I remember watching this on VHS as a kid growing up. I had forgotten about it... Edit: I remember on VHS, there were weird sound effects when they spelled out the words with the smoke letters, but I noticed on here, they don't make the sounds.

"Ain't that wonderful!?" "nope." I've seriously been wondering about this cartoon, since I've had a vague memorie of it viewing other cartoons like this elsewhere.

LOL, I got like 2 or 3 minutes into this cartoon and was thinking "Hmm, these are some weirdly specific sight gags I feel like I've seen before... holy crap, I totally watched this when I was little and forgot about it!"

I wish there was a full version of that “The World’s At The Fair” intro song, I just really like the way it sounds for some reason

When Elmer and Brenda start dancing with the robots (in the first few frames of them dancing with the robots in the same screen) there’s a woman with a red dress. First one you see. For a long time after I watched this, and every time I watched it after when I was younger, I kept saying to my mom that the woman in the red dress was her. I remember so vividly thinking that the woman in the red dress HAD to be my mom because I always remember her wearing a red dress. It’s one of my earliest memories. Even now, I keep wanting to think it’s her. I love this little cartoon. My first introduction to old colour shorts.

3:35-3:40 Isnt that wonderful dear? Nope!! 😂

OMG I finally found this cartoon!! A friend across the street had a bunch of these old cartoons on VHS & we used to watch them all the time. This one always stuck out to me, always loved how they transformed into younger attractive people. I had been trying to find it for years(not easy considering Max Fleischer made over 600 cartoons!). Nearly 30 years later, I finally found it!! :D Thank you for uploading this!

YES! took me so long to finally find out the ame of this cartoon. thank you!

I remember I got this cartoon when I was around 5. I'm 30 now and am so excited I found it. I remember my brother stuck it in the VCR cuz it ate one of his tapes and he used this one to see if it would do the same. I was devastated! he did this with about a handful of my tapes growing up and always the ones I was obsessed with. I m so happy I found it again. I'm now showing my kids and they love it.

My nana had a collection of old cartoons and I would watch it nonstop when I was little, even though I was born in 2004 I have an old soul like my grandad and I just love these old cartoons🥰🥰

Okay I'm from 2005 but why do I remember this cartoon?? I've been searching for it everywhere and now I've finally found it 😀

This was my favorite from the 200 cartoon classics set

Elmer never got his glasses back. Lol

This cartoon was predicting the future of what the world would be like 100 years from now.

Aw I remember watching this on the cd 200 classic cartoons

lol the horse name is dog biscuit

I used to go to my grandma's and watch so many of these. I love the artstyle..I wish they'd bring it back

remember watching this as a kid, enjoyed it :)

I've been searching for this for YEARS! I use to watch this at my grandparents house as a kid on a VHS

Honestly, couples goals.

So automation (robots) took all their jobs- salon, car manufacturing, dancer instructors, etc. How realistic!

So fascinating how in 1930 they believed we would have things that are still quite futuristic even in 2023

If only building prefabricated houses were that easy.

Been searching for this cartoon for a long time! Thanks for the upload and the trip down memory lane!!

I had finally remembered this cartoon today while watching Betty Boop. Took me a while to remember it's name. ^^ So glad I finally found it.

Plastic Surgery Prediction. That king of barber and salon was the prototype of Plastic Surgery. I think.

1:39. Literally packed like sardines.

This is so wholesome, the old couple had a nice time at the fair.

3D-printed buildings! Some helium, some soap suds... SO CLOSE to inventing 'Flogos' helium lettering from 2010.

I used have a tape. my 2 sisters and I like the carton and my grandmother gave us a tape. I been looking for that cartoon for nearly 20 years.

Wow this brings back memories

ONE OF MY FAVOURITES GROWING UP

Isn't that wonderful dear? NOPE. Still freaking hilarious 😂

Over 20 years later. But here we are. Fully satisfied.

I'm watching this right now on TV on a DVD

Anticipates the future. Who created this cartoon had seen far away

This is great sound quality!

i was born in 2003 and grew up watching these 😌

Im kind of thirsty how about you? that line was repeated in my household over and over due to this cartoon.

Fantastic. Thanks for sharing

I love watching this cartoon :)

I want a roadster that can be assembled instantly.

I couldn’t remember the name of this cartoon, and for a while and thought I just made it up in a weird ass dream. Luckily I found it! Lol.

6:45 "Come on, big boy. Swing it." XD

79 years later and still awesome! =)

Oh my god, I had this on VHS as a kid in the '80s and '90s. Anyone who's went down the rabbit hole of the world's fairs and the world exhibitions, or watch his channels like Michelle Gibson and her channel "piercing the veil of illusion" will see a lot of underlying significance. the world fairs are not what we were told and this is part of the propaganda that pushed the story

I just love these classics I used to have a DVD of them

The machine rendering an entire tree trunk into a single tiny clothespin is an underrated bit.

Jack "Popeye" Mercer is the voice of "Elmer".

All's at the fair 1938 when I was kid on vhs and I'm glad it on DVD.

This has always been my favorite classic cartoon.

hey Elmer and Miranda!

I have been looking for this for sooooo long. Thanks for uploading it!

That parking gag made me laugh pretty hard

That was some haircut that Elmer got. It apparently fixed his eye site because he didn’t wear his glasses for the rest of the cartoon

I'm going to try to incorporate the phrase "23 Skidoo" (as heard at 6:53) into my daily conversations.

5:47 That's gotta hurt! 😨 ❤🔥 Worse than a kick in the balls! 😣

Somehow i think this is a satisfying.

love this one. it all came back as I was watching

Coin shaped flashdisk/worth containing bitcoin is really an interesting concept

reading the comments, it's funny to know that I'm not the only one who vaguely remembered this cartoon. I remember watching this as a kid, so happy I found this again. ♥

Music composed and conducted by Sammy Timberg.

i had a bunch of these cartoons on a vhs tape lol i would watch over and over agian this was one of my favorites

Iv been taken back. Bruh...

You can’t tell if they are happy or furious

THERE'S FATHER AND MOTHER AND SISTER AND BROTHER, EVERYONE'S THERRRRE! holy shit I remember :)

Who here understands the significance of the man Elmer saying: "what in tarnation?" In relation to every aspect of what this video actually is? Please God tell me someone understands this.....

Great quality! Thanks!

Old memories...I couldn't even find the other cartoons especially that one with a bunch of living food scared and the culprits where mice

5:16 Poor, poor girl!

People were making fun of the elderly in the 30s lol

This cartoon was very ahead of it's time.

Let’s see what this is? AeHHHAAaaahhhh

At the ripe old age of 35, I’m seeing this again for the first time since I was a kid, and a bit traumatized by him calling the horse, “Dog Biscuit.” 😅😅😅

Que amable eran los dibujos antes me fascinan todo lo de antes y la 🎶 🎵 acompaña ...SE siente uno relajada verdad 👍....

lol dog biscuit

This was my favorite!!!

such a cute couple.

Originally released in August 1938 (nine months before the 1939 New York's World's Fair opened).

Hellsboundedsoul - a flat foot farmer and a plow plow is what he is saying i think