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Mabel Normand as The Sweetheart of Six Other Guys For this upload I decided to combine the audio from the fun 1928 song "The Sweetheart Of Six Other Guys" by Fred Hall and his Sugar Babies (Okeh 41026) with a handfull of public domain video clips of Mabel Normand appearing with different "sweethearts". I thought it made a good combination anyway... Here's the rundown on her seven "sweethearts": Monday: Mack Sennett Tuesday: William Jefferson Wednesday: Hugh Fay Thursday: Ralph Graves Friday: Ford Sterling Saturday: Edgar Kennedy Sunday: Roscoe Arbuckle --------- I hope you enjoy it! Note: this is an improved version of a clip I uploaded a few days earlier. Tags: fred hall sugar babies mabel normand roscoe arbuckle keystone sweetheart silent

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Irving Mills' Hotsy-Totsy Gang-My Little Honey And Me (1929) Here's a little video I put together to accompany the Brunswick recording "My Little Honey And Me" by Irving Mills' Hotsy-Totsy Gang. --------------- The various film clips are all taken from public domain prints of two great Buster Keaton films from 1920 - Neighbors and One Week and feature scenes involving Buster and his little honey - (played by Virginia Fox and Sybil Seely resepectively). [Note: If you've never seen these complete films I highly recommend them both - they are available for download from the internet archive]. ------------ Thanks for visiting and I hope you enjoy the video! Tags: irving mills buster keaton Sybil Seely Virginia fox neighbors one week honey hotsy 1929 1920 silent

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Eshbaugh's Wizard cartoon Early animated Oz story by the Ted Eshbaugh studio from 1933 and featuring music by Carl Stalling. It was intended to be the first in a series of Oz cartoons but from what I understand it was never released theatrically because of copyright disputes and the project died. Tags: eshbaugh stalling wizard oz

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Toby The Pup - Down South Early sound cartoon by the Mintz studio (1931). Now with annotations - watch it and see!! Tags: toby pup marcus huemer mintz

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"Sunday" cartoon A lively, musical b&w cartoon from 1934. Back then stores were closed on Sundays and the plot is about the inventory coming to life while the humans are away. BTW, anyone want a popcorn ball? If you like the music in this clip you might check out http://youtube.com/watch?v=SQ63LOF34pY Tags: know its sunday harold teen

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Magic Mummy (1933) A Van Beuren film featuring Tom and Jerry in which the duo are a pair of policemen (working the graveyard shift?) who are sent to investigate a stolen mummy. Their search leads them into underground world full of strange characters. The music features renditions of "The Cop on the Beat The Man in the Moon and Me" and "Sing (It's Good For You)". Bonnie Poe provides the voice of the singing mummy. Tags: 1933 van beuren tom jerry magic mummy bonnie poe

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Hold Anything (1930) Early Bosko film from WB - in fact it was only the third film they released. Directed by Harman-Ising and drawn by Friz Freleng and Norm Blackburn. Tags: Bosko honey hold anything friz freleng harman ising

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The Trees Knees (1931) Early Bosko film from WB featuring plenty of gags involving the trees and animals he meets in the forrest. Directed by Harman-Ising and drawn by Friz Freleng. The soundtrack includes tunes from the era including "Trees" "Walking My Baby Back Home" and "Dancing With Tears in My Eyes". Tags: trees knees bosko friz freleng harman ising

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Goofy Goat Antics (1931) Here's a rare old cartoon from 1931 (or maybe a little earlier) which was produced by Ted Eshbaugh in his small (and ultimately unsuccessful)California-based studio. The original was an early two-strip color cartoon but all existing copies I've seen are only b&w. Tags: Ted Eshbaugh goofy goat cartoon

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Luke the Dog - Aw You Dog! Here's another tribute video featuring some samples of great performances by one of my favorite silent film era stars and a real pioneer in the industry: Luke the dog. Luke appeared in a number of early silent comedies due to the fact that his owners - Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle and his wife Minta Durfee - both worked at the Keystone Studio. The music is "Aw You Dog!" performed by Cab Calloway. Tags: Luke dog roscoe arbuckle fatty minta durfee cab calloway keystone sennett silent

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Luke the Dog - Dog on the Piano This video features a collection of clips as a tribute to one of my favorite silent film era stars and a real pioneer in the industry: Luke the dog. Luke appeared in a number of early silent comedies due to the fact that his owners - Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle and his wife Minta Durfee - both worked at the Keystone Studio. The music for this is a recording from 1924 of "Dog On The Piano" by the "Arcadia Peacock Orchestra of St. Louis". Tags: luke dog roscoe arbuckle fatty minta durfee keystone sennett arcadia peacock orchestra silent

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Cartoon clip - Hardship Short cartoon clip of one archer with bad aim. Listen to the music and watch the mouth of the guy who gets whacked by the arrow... Tags: miles standish fudd arrow

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Jumpin Jive - Cab Calloway and the Nicholas Brothers Here's a clip from the movie "Stormy Weather" (1943) featuring Cab Calloway and his orchestra performing "Jumpin Jive". After awhile they let the Nicholas Brothers jump in and lend their feet to the action. ==================== Note that must moderate the comments here now because of some bad apples. Sorry... Tags: Cab Calloway Nicholas Brothers Jumpin Jive jazz stormy weather

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Bing Crosby - Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams From "The Road To Hollywood" but originally from a Mack Sennett short, this film shows Bing crooning "Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams" to a group of Indians in Arizona. Afterwards the men take a dislike to Bing and chase him away. Tags: Bing Crosby Mack Sennett slapstick

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Bing Crosby - Just One More Chance / I Surrender Dear This is a film clip from "The Road To Hollywood" showing Bing Crosby singing "Just One More Chance" and "I Surrender Dear". These were originally part of some comedy shorts produced by Mack Sennett in the early 1930s. Tags: Bing Crosby Mack Sennett croon surrender

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Bing Crosby tangles with a lion This clip comes from a 1932 Mack Sennett two-reel comedy starring Bing Crosby called "Dream House". It's time for some good old slapstick action with no crooning by Bing in this film - he's a bit busy trying to get away from a lion. Tags: Bing Crosby Mack Sennett Dream House lion slapstick

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Ginger Rogers - Charleston Scene from Roxie Hart (1942) Here's a little clip of Ginger Rogers giving her best in a scene which was filmed for the movie Roxie Hart but which was not included in the final version of the film. ==================== Note that I am now moderating the comments because of some bad apples Tags: ginger rogers charleston roxie hart dance flapper

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Mickey Mouse Piano Solo - The Opry House (1929) This is a short clip from an early b&w Mickey Mouse cartoon called "The Opry House". It shows the first time in an animated film where the "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 in C-sharp minor" is used. This tune would become famous in animation history due to later cartoons such as "Rhapsody in Rivets", "The Cat Concerto" and "Rhapsody Rabbit". And if you watch closely, you'll see that "Rhapsody Rabbit" borrowed heavily upon this performance by Mickey, as they use the same general situation and have a number of similar gags. ==================== Note that I am now moderating the comments because of some bad apples. Tags: Mickey Mouse Opry House Hungarian Rhapsody Rivets Rabbit Disney

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Trolley Troubles - Oswald the Lucky Rabbit - 1927 Before he created Mickey Mouse, Walt Disney drew cartoons of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit for Universal Pictures and Charles Mintz. This was the first of these films which was released to theaters. Other animators who were involved included Ub Iwerks, Hugh Harman, Friz Freleng, Les Clark, Ben Clopton, Norm Blackburn and Rollin "Ham" Hamilton. Note that the original film was silent. The soundtrack was added when it was rereleased a few years later. ==================== Note that I am now moderating the comments because of some bad apples. Tags: Oswald lucky rabbit walt disney friz freleng cartoon mintz universal

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Piano Tooners - Tom and Jerry (1932) One of the best of the Tom and Jerry series produced in the early 1930s by the Van Beuren studio. Features some great gags and musical selections including "Margie" and "Doin the New Low Down". Music sychronization by Gene Rodemich. Note that this film is available from the internet archives. Tags: Tom Jerry Van Beuren pflop cartoon rodemich piano tooners

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Mysterious Mose - Bimbo and Betty Boop An early Fleischer film from 1930 featuring Bimbo and the character who would soon be called Betty Boop. The Fleischer studio was known for surrealistic animation and this is a great example. Note how Betty is a human with dog ears in this film. She was gradually changed from a dog to a human over time. Her dog ears would soon become hoop earrings. ==================== Note that I am now moderating the comments because of some bad apples. Tags: mysterious mose betty boop fleischer surreal cartoon

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Croon Crazy - Cubby Bear (1933) In "Croon Crazy" Cubby Bear is the host of a live radio show who finds all his guests cancelling at the last moment, leaving him to impersonate them. The guests include stars such as Al Jolson, Mae West and Paul Whiteman. About Cubby Bear: in the early 1930s every cartoon studio was trying to mimic the success of Disney's Mickey Mouse by creating similar characters of their own. Cubby Bear was the Mickey Mouse clone created at the Van Beuren studio and appeared in 20 cartoons in 1933 and 1934. Tags: cubby bear van beuren sharples croon whiteman jolson

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Pots and Pans - Tom and Jerry (1932) This film stars the duo of Tom and Jerry from the Van Beuren Studio. They are owners of a diner car where they perform their duties in time to the music - and the food can't resist dancing while being prepared. Eventually a quartet of customers join in and the resulting energy of the music sends the car rolling onto an active track where it hits a real locomotive head-on. Includes a hot and lively little soundtrack from Gene Rodemich! Note that this file is also available from archive.org Tags: van beuren tom jerry cartoon rodemich

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Barnacle Bill - Bimbo and Betty Boop This is an early Fleischer cartoon from 1930 starring Bimbo and featuring the character who would soon become Betty Boop. ==================== Note that I am now moderating the comments because of some bad apples Tags: bimbo betty boop fleischer cartoon

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