Loose in a Caboose 35mm Nitrate 

Not a restoration. A raw scan from a decent-looking print.

@@jasontodd5157 ok

MeTV announced yesterday they're trying to get the pre 1950 and post 1962 cartoons Paramount owns as well as Terrytoons. However, Paramount is in the middle of being sold so likely nothing is going to happen already. Only thing Paramount has on MeTV right now is Betty Boop.

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Paramount doesn't own the Little Lulu cartoons anymore or the 1940s cartoons at least. In the 1950s, they were sold to NTA which folded into Republic Pictures.

Actually due to several mergers Paramount ended up regaining the rights to these shorts.

It's referencing a brand called "Bromo Seltzer". They had radio ads that sounded like this. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uacg4hpXOgo.html

It's actually "Bromo Seltzer", which was a product similar to Alka-Seltzer, except Bromo Seltzer was a ready-made liquid.

Here's how it goes: Oh lulu little lulu little lulu with feckals on your skin always in and out out of trouble but mostly always in, using daddy necktie for the tail of your kite,using mommy's lipstick for the letters you write,oh the clock says 7:30 but it's really after 10, looks like lulu's been repairing it agian,oh your wild as any Zulu and your just as hard to tame little lulu I love you-lu just the same (the same) little lulu I love you-lu just the same

Woody Gelman was an animator at the studio. It was a rare instance of a cartoon being written (or in this case co-written) by one of the animators, like "Pop-Pie A La Mode" being written by Dave Tendlar. In the 1970's, while working at Topps (the chewing gum/trading gum company), Woody Gelman helped Leslie Cabarga get in touch with former employees of the Fleischer studio while he was writing the original edition of The Fleischer Story. Another example of someone's name being omitted from the credits of a UM&M print of a Paramount cartoon is "Tarts and Flowers", which omitted Sreve Muffatti from the animator credits. (And George Germanetti is credited as "G. Germanetti".)

He was the bain of our childhoods and we ate it up!

He was house composer for all the Paramount/Famous Studios/Harveytoons, and Little Lulu's, too.

At 5:46 mark. Little Lulu is in Black Face . Shocking! 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

I saw a later VHS release from NTA that had these parts removed.

We just have to appreciate that society has moved on from those views but still be able to laugh at the jokes in old media like this and not get too worked up about it

@@herr_crustovsky True.