"Greatest Cartoons of the Golden Era: Vol. 3" is the third installment of the beloved documentary series that continues to celebrate and explore the rich history of classic animation from the 1930s to the 1960s. This volume highlights lesser-known gems alongside the iconic favorites, delving into the stories behind their creation and the artists who brought them to life. Featuring interviews with animators, historians, and voice actors, this documentary offers an in-depth look at the innovative techniques and cultural significance of these animated masterpieces, showcasing the timeless appeal and artistic brilliance of the Golden Age of animation.
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00:00:00For the next hour, sit back, relax, and enjoy this cartoon collection featuring Bugs Bunny,
00:00:06Superman, Daffy Duck, Popeye the Sailor Man, and more in The Greatest Cartoons of the Golden
00:00:12Era, Volume 3, as they go on exciting adventures to new worlds.
00:00:18Stay tuned!
00:00:20Hi, I'm Charles DeWandler, and today we're watching a cartoon compilation featuring characters
00:00:27who travel to new worlds.
00:00:31If you love traveling and you love cartoons, then this compilation is for you.
00:00:35We'll kick things off with one of our favorite animated characters, Bugs Bunny.
00:00:40Most of the time when we see Bugs, he's in his natural habitat, the forest.
00:00:44However, in this cartoon, Bugs travels to the faraway land of the desert to prank his
00:00:49rival, Elmer Fudd.
00:00:52Why is Elmer Fudd in the desert?
00:00:54Because he's searching for gold!
00:00:56Here is Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd in Wacky Wabbit.
00:01:26in Wacky Wabbit.
00:01:57Hi, neighbor.
00:02:12Oh, hello.
00:02:15I'm a wagon-walkin' wabber of the wild and woolly west.
00:02:22Of all the things I haven't got, I like gold the best.
00:02:26Oh, it rained all night the day I left.
00:02:29The weather was so dry.
00:02:31It was so warm I froze to death.
00:02:34Susanna, don't you cry.
00:02:36Oh, Susanna, don't you cry for me.
00:02:40I'm gonna get me lots of gold before victory.
00:02:49Good evening, friends.
00:03:03Hey, there's something awfully screwy going on around here.
00:03:16Uh, what's up, Doc?
00:03:23Well, one of the strangest things.
00:03:26I...
00:03:27Boo!
00:03:32Hey, smart boy.
00:03:40That's that screwy wabbit.
00:03:43Oh, well.
00:03:54I've been working on the railroad all day.
00:04:02I've been working on the railroad to pass the time away.
00:04:14Whoa!
00:04:31Uh, pardon me, Doc, but, uh, did you lose this?
00:04:38Oh, yeah.
00:04:39Thank you very much.
00:04:41Whoa!
00:04:54Bam!
00:05:05Gold! Gold! He found it!
00:05:07Hey, Eureka! Gold! Gold! He discovered gold!
00:05:09Gold! Gold! What's with your gold?
00:05:11Where? Where? Where? Where?
00:05:14Over here.
00:05:15Where?
00:05:16Uh, here.
00:05:20Oh, that's nothing.
00:05:22Well, I got one here.
00:05:27You chucky little rascal.
00:05:40Come out, Mr. Wabbit.
00:05:43I have a little surprise for you.
00:06:00Don't laugh.
00:06:02I'll bet plenty of you men wear one of these.
00:06:08I'll get that wabbit.
00:06:19Hey, Doc.
00:06:22Hey, Doc, where are you?
00:06:27Here I am.
00:06:34Too bad. Too bad.
00:06:37Oh, well.
00:06:40Oh, bury me now.
00:06:42I'm the lone prairie.
00:06:44Oh, dee-la-hee-hoo, where the wild coyotes will howl on me.
00:06:49Oh, dee-la-hee-hoo.
00:06:51Gosh, ain't I a stinker?
00:06:55La-da-da-dee.
00:06:57La-da-da-da.
00:07:00La-da-da-da.
00:07:03La-da-da-da.
00:07:08Wabbit, I came here for gold, and I'm gonna get it.
00:07:14No. No. No.
00:07:17Not that. Not that.
00:07:19Anything but that.
00:07:24I got you.
00:07:26You can't do this to me. I'm gonna decone you, you wabbit.
00:07:31Eureka. Gold at last.
00:07:37Eureka. Gold at last.
00:07:43In our next cartoon, Superman travels to an underground world where he battles a race of Hawkmen.
00:07:50Can Superman save Lois in time, or will she be turned into a permanent gold statue?
00:07:57Here is Superman in The Underground World.
00:08:02And while on a hunting trip, my father discovered what are now known as the Henderson Caverns.
00:08:13More than 40 years ago, he mysteriously disappeared while exploring them further.
00:08:18Recently, I found these maps and charts he left, suggesting there's still greater wonders and mysteries
00:08:24lay beyond in this vast underground world.
00:08:27Now, if your paper will help finance the expedition, I will take Miss Lane and Mr. Kent with me
00:08:33and guarantee the Daily Planet exclusive rights to the story.
00:08:37Sounds like a great story, Chief.
00:08:39I'd love to go.
00:08:41Well, let me see.
00:08:43All right. It's a deal.
00:08:45Thanks, Mr. White. We can leave immediately.
00:08:58Careful now. Those are explosives for the blasting we'll have to do.
00:09:03We're shoving off, Kent. Meet you in the Blue Grotto.
00:09:07So long, Clark.
00:09:09See you later, Lois.
00:09:27It's beautiful.
00:09:50According to the map, this next grotto is further than any man has ever been.
00:09:55Is that to be our side base?
00:09:57That's right.
00:10:23The boat!
00:10:51Turn the mic.
00:11:13Lois!
00:11:38Look at the statue above his head.
00:11:44Why, the resemblance is remarkable.
00:11:48Is that...
00:11:49Yes, my father.
00:11:52But what would they be doing with a statue of him?
00:11:56Bend aside!
00:12:27Bend aside!
00:12:32Lois!
00:12:56Oh, no!
00:13:21This is a job for Superman.
00:13:52Bend aside!
00:14:06Bend aside!
00:14:26Bend aside!
00:14:39It's really a great story, Lois.
00:14:44No one would ever believe it.
00:14:58Our next cartoon stars Daffy Duck.
00:15:01The man who performs the voice of Daffy Duck, and most of the other characters in this cartoon,
00:15:05is the legendary Man of a Thousand Voices, Mel Blanc.
00:15:08In this cartoon, Porky Pig is a producer in Hollywood who just wants to leave work so he can go on vacation.
00:15:14But Daffy Duck, a talent agent, won't leave him alone.
00:15:18Here is the cartoon, Yankee Doodle Daffy.
00:15:21Enjoy.
00:15:31I'd better hurry. I just got ten minutes to catch my plane.
00:15:36Hold everything, fatso.
00:15:51Phew.
00:15:55This is your lucky day. Opportunity is knocking.
00:16:00But I've got a very important appointment.
00:16:03I'll say you have. My card.
00:16:08Yes, sir. Daffy Duck. Personal representative of the most sensational discovery since the sweater girl.
00:16:14He's colossal. Stupendous. One might even go so far as to say he's mediocre.
00:16:19I give you that paragon of pep and personality, Sleepy Lagoon.
00:16:25Slurp. Slurp. Slurp.
00:16:37Picture a packed house. The kid's on. The orchestra gives him a four bar vamp and the kid gives it to him like this.
00:16:47I'm just wild about Harry and Harry's wild about me.
00:16:52Now the heavenly blisses of his kisses fills me with ecstasy.
00:16:57That's just a rough idea, you understand.
00:16:59He's as sweet as chocolate candy and just like honey from a bee.
00:17:03Oh, I'm just wild about Harry and he's wild about can not do without.
00:17:09He is from the south. Can't you hear me shout?
00:17:12Talking with my mouth, could you ever doubt?
00:17:15He's just wild about me.
00:17:19The kid finishes with thunderous applause. Hooray! Hey! He takes a bow.
00:17:25They're screaming for an encore. Encore! Give us more! We want more! Give us some more! Give us some more!
00:17:30Ah, but does the kid give them another song? No. He makes with a banjo solo. Like so.
00:17:49Just a minute, chubby. You ain't seen half of the kid's repertory.
00:17:58Oh, here's one the kid does that you'll like.
00:18:02Oh, sicka-boo! Sicka-boo! Oh, sicka-boo! Sicka-boo!
00:18:06When, uh, sweetie down in Rio de Janeiro, she makes up to Caballero with something he can't resist.
00:18:12When she kisses him, he's just like Ancelotti's with a piece of Capistrano and a punch from Fighter's fist.
00:18:16When she loves him, nick a boon above.
00:18:20She is one hot tamale who can love him goodbye, golly, in September and November.
00:18:23Not to mention cold December in the springtime, in the summer, or when autumn leaves are falling.
00:18:27She will love him. Up on! Sicka-boo! Sicka-boo! Sicka-boo! La-la! La-la-la-la! Woo!
00:18:38Even though you're old, you make a living. Laugh, Clara, laugh.
00:18:45I'm a cowboy, yes, sir, I am. Yes, sir, I am a cowboy, yes, sir, I am.
00:18:49I'm a cowboy, yes, sir, I am. Yes, sir, I am a cowboy.
00:19:14We watch the skyways, o'er the land and the sea, ready to fly anywhere the duty calls, ready to fight to be free.
00:19:45You're just an angel in disguise.
00:20:04Over hill and over dam, we're always on a dusty trail.
00:20:06Hunting foxes, hunting quails, golly, oh, I am a hunting fool.
00:20:08Giddy-up, giddy-up, giddy-up, my horse and I are of the finest breed.
00:20:10Giddy-up, giddy-up, giddy-up, just like the wind, I ride my sword to thee.
00:20:12Sure of foot, sure of eye, peeling onions makes me cry.
00:20:14This makes no sense, so do I.
00:20:16So don't you go and beat me, daddy, to the nearest bar. Yeah!
00:20:23And now the kid goes into a finale, and what a finale!
00:20:27Stop it! Stop it! Stop it!
00:20:41All right, let's see what the kid can do.
00:20:45Okay, sleepy, do your stuff.
00:20:57Let springtime blossoms bloom again, in the garden of my heart.
00:21:25Continuing with our theme of traveling to new worlds,
00:21:28our next cartoon, entitled Phony Fables,
00:21:31is a parody of famous fairy tales from around the world,
00:21:35including Sleeping Beauty, Jack and the Beanstalk,
00:21:39Aladdin, Old Mother Hubbard, and more.
00:21:43Here is the Mary Melodies cartoon, Phony Fables.
00:21:49Backward, turn backward, oh time in your flight.
00:21:52Make me a child again, just for tonight.
00:21:56And between these covers, we find these immortal favorites.
00:22:01Sleeping Beauty.
00:22:03Remember the lovely princess who was bewitched into a deep slumber,
00:22:06until her prince charming came to break the spell?
00:22:23Come on, wake up, wake up!
00:22:25You lazy good-for-nothing! Come on, wake up!
00:22:32Tom Thumb.
00:22:33A little boy who got his name because he was no bigger than a man's thumb.
00:22:38Let's pay this interesting family a visit.
00:22:45Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. Thumb.
00:22:47Where's little Tom?
00:22:49Are you Tom Thumb?
00:22:53Yeah, that's me.
00:22:57Why, I thought you were no bigger than a man's thumb.
00:23:00How did you get so big?
00:23:03Vitamin B1.
00:23:09The grasshopper is a man.
00:23:12And the grasshopper is a man.
00:23:15The Grasshopper and the Ant.
00:23:18The story of the industrious little ant and the lazy grasshopper.
00:23:21You're gonna be sorry!
00:23:22I've worked all summer and put away plenty for the winter.
00:23:25But you, you lazy thing, you're not worth my time and effort.
00:23:31You're not worth my time and effort.
00:23:35You're not worth my time and effort.
00:23:37And I'm not worth your time and effort.
00:23:43You're worth my time and effort.
00:23:46You're worth my time and effort.
00:23:48But you, you lazy thing, you're gonna starve.
00:24:03The bad boy of the fairy tales, the boy who cried wolf.
00:24:07Wolf! Wolf! Help! Help the wolf!
00:24:11Wolf! Help! Help!
00:24:14Wolf! Wolf! Wolf! Wolf!
00:24:27What a joy! What a dope!
00:24:30There's a lad who can stand some discipline.
00:24:32What a dope!
00:24:33You'll learn his lesson someday.
00:24:36Jack and the Beanstalk.
00:24:38The story of the boy who climbed a beanstalk,
00:24:40only to be met at the top by a ferocious two-headed giant
00:24:43who forced Jack to run for his life.
00:25:09Say, you almost had him.
00:25:12Why did you quit?
00:25:15Uh, he's been sick.
00:25:21The wolf in sheep's clothing, the fifth columnist of his day.
00:25:26By means of a disguise, he preyed upon unsuspecting little sheep.
00:25:30Bear! Bear! Bear! Bear! Bear!
00:25:42Bear! Bear! Bear! Bear! Bear! Bear! Bear! Bear! Bear! Bear! Bear! Bear! Bear!
00:25:49Scram, bum! I'm working this side of the pasture.
00:26:01The Arabian Nights gave us the story of Aladdin and his wonderful lamp.
00:26:06All Aladdin had to do was to rub the lamp,
00:26:09and presto, the genie appeared.
00:26:12I dream of genie with the light brown hair.
00:26:22I dream of genie with the light brown hair.
00:26:32Wolf! Wolf! Help!
00:26:34There's that nasty kid again.
00:26:36Wolf! Wolf!
00:26:46What a dope. Oh, what a joy.
00:26:50Hey, young fella, you're going to yell wolf once too often.
00:26:53Eh, go on, go on. Mind your own business. Mind your own business.
00:26:57Can't a guy have a little fun?
00:26:59A session in the woodshed wouldn't do that boy any harm.
00:27:02And here's a bird you wouldn't mind having in your own home.
00:27:05A goose that lays golden eggs.
00:27:23Hey, wait a minute. You're supposed to lay golden eggs.
00:27:27Not anymore, brother. I'm doing my bit for national defense.
00:27:44Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard to get her poor dog a bone.
00:27:58Why, you dirty, double-crossing...
00:28:05Food hoarder! She's a food hoarder! Food hoarder!
00:28:11Remember this little nursery rhyme?
00:28:14This little piggy went forth to market.
00:28:18This little piggy, he's gone forth to stay home.
00:28:22This little piggy, he's have roast beef and smashed potatoes.
00:28:27And this poor little piggy, he don't have anything, all kinds of things to eat.
00:28:32And this little piggy, he's forth to crying like anything.
00:28:36Wee! Wee! Wee! All the way...
00:28:39No! For crying out pit sack, Mother! Be careful! My corn!
00:28:45Sinner!
00:28:47Pit sack, Mother! Be careful! My corn!
00:28:51Cinderella and her glass slipper.
00:28:54The little girl...
00:28:55Wolf! Wolf! Help! Help somebody! Help!
00:28:59Uh-oh. He's at it again.
00:29:01Wolf! Wolf! Help! Help the wolf!
00:29:18As we continue our compilation of stories about traveling to new worlds,
00:29:22we have to include Dorothy's trip to the Land of Oz.
00:29:26This Wizard of Oz cartoon came out in 1933,
00:29:30six years before the famous Wizard of Oz movie.
00:29:33This cartoon is also very different from the movie, and it's only nine minutes long.
00:29:38It's also one of the very first full-color cartoons in its day.
00:29:42Here now is Wizard of Oz.
00:29:45Hail to the Wizard of Oz, to the Wizard of Oz!
00:29:49Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!
00:29:51No doubt that our wizard is a wonderful guy.
00:29:55On wings of a bird, he's as dark as the sky.
00:29:59Hail to the Wizard of Oz, to the Wizard of Oz!
00:30:04We lead the way!
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00:30:26Turtle! Turtle!
00:30:45Ha!
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00:37:10Our next cartoon, once again, stars Bugs Bunny, and it takes place in the middle of a desert
00:37:39country, and it takes place on a far away island. Two castaways, who have been floating
00:37:45out at sea for what appears to be a very long time, are both very hungry, and as soon as
00:37:50they see Bugs, they want to eat him. How did Bugs end up on this island? I have no idea.
00:37:57Anyway, here's Bugs Bunny in Waikiki Wabbit.
00:38:27Land!
00:38:57Uh, what's the good word, strangers? Food!
00:39:24Ah, White Man. Welcome to Hoomo Hoomadoo.
00:39:53Welcome to Hoomo Hoomadoo Island.
00:40:16Well, thanks. Gee, did you say that?
00:40:46I don't know what to say when I'm doing this play.
00:41:15Da back please, da back. You're cute too, Doc.
00:41:41We're gonna have roast rabbit. We're gonna have roast rabbit. We're gonna have roast rabbit.
00:41:46We're gonna have roast rabbit. We're gonna have roast...
00:41:49Oh.
00:42:12Ouch!
00:42:17Now get out!
00:42:21Pull a knife on me, would ya? Why you...
00:42:27One false move outta you and I'll...
00:42:46Hooray!
00:42:58A ship! A ship! We're saved! Hooray! We're saved!
00:43:14We're going on a boat. We're going on a boat. Tra-la-la-la-la.
00:43:24Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au revoir! Au
00:43:54revior!
00:44:01We conclude our cartoon compilation today with one of our favorite characters who
00:44:05many times travels to new lands, Popeye the Sailor Man.
00:44:09In this cartoon, Popeye is a member of the U.S. Coast Guard who
00:44:13finds out that Pluto and his henchmen are terrorizing towns in the Middle East.
00:44:18This cartoon is inspired by the fairy tale The Arabian Nights.
00:44:22Here is Popeye the Sailor meets Alibaba and his 40 Thieves.
00:44:52Your wives and children and money too, I'll steal them from you before I'm through.
00:44:58I'm out gunnin', so startin' runnin' from me and my 40 Thieves.
00:45:03Abu Hassan!
00:45:06Abu Hassan!
00:45:10My gang's the roughest, but I'm the toughest, and that's no lie.
00:45:15Abu Hassan!
00:45:18Abu Hassan!
00:45:22You've got to hand it to this bad band, cause I'm a terrible guy.
00:45:27Abu Hassan!
00:45:30Abu Hassan!
00:45:33Oh, lookie, I got a surprise.
00:45:39Left guard, right tag, I'm a sad heart, see it?
00:45:41As you were, attention, line up.
00:45:48Oh, if you aren't just too, too...
00:45:57Attention everybody, alarm!
00:46:00Abu Hassan the bandit loots town and escapes.
00:46:02Last seen headed that-a-way.
00:46:04Which-a-way?
00:46:06That-a-way!
00:46:07Oh, whoa, hold on, hold on, hold on.
00:46:11Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait for me!
00:46:14Hey, this ain't nothin' for women, we're out huntin' bandits.
00:46:18Seal at zero, physical pelagic, Lero.
00:46:24Maybe we better try across the street, huh?
00:46:28Skip the gutter.
00:46:33Maybe I should trade this in.
00:46:36Something is definitely wrong.
00:46:38I'm right, it's wrong.
00:47:06I wish there was a boardwalk on this beach, huh?
00:47:12If I had some bread, I'd make a sandwich if I had a witch.
00:47:20Food!
00:47:26A bit of disappointment.
00:47:28Olympics?
00:47:30Would you care to join us, young fellow, huh?
00:47:34You know, that's just one of those invisible garages
00:47:36that you can't see on the desert, that's all it is.
00:47:42Rest!
00:47:48Come on, we got the green light with us now.
00:47:50You know, I could go for a nice cold chocolate soda right now.
00:47:54Popeye, olive oil has collapsed completely.
00:47:56Keep your vitality up, Olive, huh?
00:47:58That's it.
00:48:00No!
00:48:04Come on, Olive, we got to save little women and children from bandits.
00:48:06I'll get you out of this desert some way.
00:48:10A tank we go now.
00:48:18Oh, water, oh boy.
00:48:20Come on, I'll revise you.
00:48:22Here we are.
00:48:24Here we are.
00:48:28Here, I'll squelch your thirst for you.
00:48:34This is on the house.
00:48:38Is that good?
00:48:42I'll ask in here for bandits.
00:48:44But first, we'll go get a cup of coffee over here.
00:48:46Come on in.
00:48:48Oh, goody, goody, my sir.
00:48:50Oh, boy, this place is wide open.
00:49:00Oh, I wonder where everybody is around here.
00:49:02Maybe it's closed for the winter.
00:49:04Yeah, that's what we want, service.
00:49:10Oh, there you are, huh?
00:49:12Hey, what is this, double talk or something?
00:49:14I didn't send out any laundry.
00:49:16I can read reading, but I can't read writing.
00:49:18This writing's rodent rotten if you happen to ask me.
00:49:22Hey, this Chinese is Greek to me.
00:49:24Haven't you got something to eat?
00:49:34Oh, that's better, huh?
00:49:36Bring me some desert without any sand this time, will you please?
00:49:44Oh, I'm hungry.
00:49:46I'm hungry.
00:49:48Attention, everybody.
00:49:50Attention, everybody.
00:49:52Calling all towns and villages.
00:49:54Beware.
00:49:56You better lock up your doors today
00:49:58because Abu Hassan is on his way.
00:50:00Go in hiding.
00:50:02When he comes riding,
00:50:04there's him and his sporty thieves.
00:50:06Your wives and children and money, too.
00:50:08He'll steal them from you
00:50:10before he's through.
00:50:12He's now done it.
00:50:14He'll steal them from him
00:50:16and his sporty thieves.
00:50:18Abu Hassan.
00:50:20Abu Hassan.
00:50:24In every village,
00:50:26he'll steal and pillage.
00:50:28There's none he'll spare.
00:50:30Abu Hassan.
00:50:32Abu Hassan.
00:50:34If he should fail,
00:50:36then we defile
00:50:38to cross his path if you dare.
00:50:44Abu Hassan.
00:50:46Abu Hassan.
00:50:50When things get quiet,
00:50:52I start a riot
00:50:54as I go by.
00:50:56Abu Hassan.
00:50:58Abu Hassan.
00:51:02And you'll discover
00:51:04they run to cover
00:51:06because I'm a terrible guy.
00:51:14Hey, what is it?
00:51:16Hey, what is it?
00:51:18Hey, are you guys the sporty thieves?
00:51:20Huh?
00:51:22That's right.
00:51:24Halt!
00:51:30Halt!
00:51:32Halt!
00:51:34Halt!
00:51:36Halt!
00:51:38Halt!
00:51:40Halt!
00:51:42Halt!
00:51:44What? Another illusion?
00:51:46I can't understand it.
00:51:48Halt!
00:51:50Halt!
00:51:52Halt!
00:51:54Halt!
00:51:56Halt!
00:51:58Halt!
00:52:00Halt!
00:52:02Halt!
00:52:04Halt!
00:52:08Halt!
00:52:10Oh, you little tough guy.
00:52:20Whoa!
00:52:22Hey, your penknife's dead.
00:52:24I'll straighten it out for you.
00:52:28I show you.
00:52:34You got revitism.
00:52:40Where are you?
00:52:42Look, look, look, see?
00:52:44Hey, give me back that belt.
00:52:46Pretty good for a finger, huh? Watch this one.
00:52:50Abu hasn't got them anymore.
00:52:54Oh, you want to make fools from me, huh?
00:52:56Nature beat me to it.
00:52:58I show you.
00:53:00I hang them on strips.
00:53:06You make fools from me, huh?
00:53:10Whoa!
00:53:12Hey, I'm burning the candles at both ends.
00:53:14Hey, let me out of this thing.
00:53:16Huh?
00:53:20Huh?
00:53:22Whoa!
00:53:24Whoa!
00:53:26Whoa!
00:53:28Whoa!
00:53:30Whoa!
00:53:36Whoa!
00:53:39Whoa!
00:53:49Fish, fish, fish, fish, fish, fish.
00:53:57Well, I think I'll get out of there now.
00:53:59Oh, I better save.
00:54:03Oh!
00:54:09Oh!
00:54:17Pa, they're taking me away because they like me.
00:54:19They like me. They're taking me away.
00:54:21I don't like it.
00:54:35Hey, what am I hanging around here for?
00:54:37Come on, let's go.
00:54:39That's using your head.
00:54:41Where did those guys go to?
00:54:43Wait till I get a hold of that fella.
00:54:45I'll show him a thing or two.
00:54:47Taxi! Taxi!
00:54:49Follow that Abagadaba Hassan guy, will ya?
00:54:51Come on, get going. They're way ahead of us.
00:54:53Atta boy, show him your heels.
00:54:55Wake up there, what's the matter, you asleep or something?
00:54:57Hey, you got four flats, no wonder you can't run.
00:54:59Come on there, camel cage, step on it.
00:55:01Let's get going there, what's the matter?
00:55:03Whoa!
00:55:05I think you're running dry, that's what's the matter with you.
00:55:09Boy, you eat up an awful lot of gas
00:55:11for only a two-cylinder.
00:55:13That's enough for you, young fella.
00:55:15Here we go.
00:55:17Whoa!
00:55:33Boy, we beat him to the punch that time.
00:55:35Come on, the whole 40 of you.
00:55:37I'll take you on one at a time. Come on.
00:55:39Open sesame!
00:55:41Open what?
00:55:47Hello!
00:55:49Open sesame!
00:55:51Wait for me, wait for me.
00:55:53I wonder what that word was he used when he opened this door.
00:55:55Open, sissy.
00:55:57Open, say so.
00:55:59Oh, that can't be it.
00:56:01It's giving way, it's giving way.
00:56:03Oh, that was me that was giving way, huh?
00:56:05Well...
00:56:11It's a violation for not having no exit
00:56:13that you can go into, huh?
00:56:15I hope this isn't a one-way street.
00:56:17Tip-a-do, tip-a-do, tip-a-do.
00:56:19I've got to give all these jewels back to the people.
00:56:21Tip-a-do, tip-a-do, tip-a-do.
00:56:23I hope I see them before they see me.
00:56:25Tip-a-do, tip-a-do, tip-a-do.
00:56:27What's that noise, huh?
00:56:29Olive!
00:56:31Yoshi!
00:56:33Yoshi!
00:56:35Yoshi!
00:56:37Yoshi!
00:56:39Yoshi!
00:56:41Yoshi!
00:56:43Yoshi!
00:56:45Yoshi!
00:56:47Yoshi!
00:56:49Yoshi!
00:56:51Yoshi!
00:56:53Yoshi!
00:56:55Yoshi!
00:56:57Yoshi!
00:56:59Yoshi!
00:57:01Yoshi!
00:57:03Yoshi!
00:57:05Yoshi!
00:57:07Yoshi!
00:57:09Huh?
00:57:11Oh!
00:57:13Hey!
00:57:15Must be thieves around here.
00:57:17Oh, boy, now's my chance.
00:57:19Hey, you've got to give back
00:57:21all them jewels to the people you took.
00:57:23Oh, hello, Wimpy.
00:57:25How did you get in here, you fella?
00:57:27Hey! Hey, outside you!
00:57:29Oh, this wash is getting heavier
00:57:31and heavier, and I just...
00:57:33Oh, Popeye!
00:57:35My darling, my sweetheart!
00:57:37My darling, my sweetheart!
00:57:59Hey, what is this, a wishing well or something?
00:58:01I wish I was out of this place,
00:58:03that's what I wish.
00:58:05Oh, just a little flounder, that's all.
00:58:07Oh, a little snapper, that's all.
00:58:09Hey, you're laughing to hide your teeth, aren't you?
00:58:11Whoa!
00:58:13Oh, yeah.
00:58:15Boy, somebody's
00:58:17going to be sorry for this.
00:58:25Open, says me.
00:58:27Open, says me.
00:58:51Watch out.
00:58:53Hey!
00:58:55Hold me, Toby!
00:58:57Hold me, Toby!
00:58:59Go!
00:59:01Oh, yeah.
00:59:03Step right up, boys.
00:59:05One at a time, yeah.
00:59:07Line up, get right in line.
00:59:09How do you like that?
00:59:11Hey, how'd you like to go
00:59:13for a little ride, huh? Here we go.
00:59:17Two times!
00:59:19Fire!
00:59:21Fire!
00:59:2440, 50.
00:59:29Here I am. Over here.
00:59:31Kookaburra.
00:59:33Here I am, over here.
00:59:37Hip. Whoa, yeah.
00:59:39Lion.
00:59:45Fire, fire, fire, fire, follow!
00:59:48Fire, fire, fire!
00:59:50Five used, 20, 25, 30, 40!
00:59:52How does that strike you, huh?
01:00:07Sotto!
01:00:10I may be a shorty, but I like the party I'm brought by the sails of man
01:00:40And there you have it.
01:00:42Our collection of the greatest cartoons of the Golden Era, Volume 3.
01:00:46For thousands of years, storytellers have told tales of characters traveling to new worlds.
01:00:52Originally, these tales were told around campfires.
01:00:55Later, they were written into books.
01:00:57Nowadays, these stories are told through film.
01:01:00Why are these stories so popular?
01:01:02Probably because in films, we can travel to places we'd never be able to visit in real life.
01:01:07We can experience new places, see new landscapes, meet new cultures and interesting people,
01:01:12all within the comfort of our own home, and without having to pay money for travel expenses.
01:01:18We hope you've enjoyed traveling with us today.
01:01:21My name is Charles DeWandler. Thank you for watching, and I hope to see you again soon.
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