Ali Baba (Folk tale) Bremer Stadtmusikanten. English. Humpty Dumpty. Jack and the beanstalk. Little red hen. Sindbad the sailor. Whittington and his cat.
Notes:
Originally released as separate motion pictures by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Celebrity Productions, Inc. between 1931 and 1936.
Contents:
Dick Whittington's cat Fiddlesticks (1936). The Soup song (1931) -- The Little red hen (1934) -- The village smitty (1931) -- Mary's little lamb (1935) -- The village barber (1930) -- Old Mother Hubbard (1935) -- Humpty Dumpty (1935) -- The Brementown musicians (1935) -- Summertime (1935) -- The Music lesson (1932) -- Puddle pranks (1930) -- Willie Whopper's fantastic adventures and other tall tales: The Good scout (1934) -- Happy days (1936) -- Tom Thumb (1936) -- The air race (1933) -- Insultin' the sultan (1934) -- Sinbad the Sailor (1935) -- Rasslin' around (1934) -- Ali Baba (1936) -- Viva Willie (1934) -- Don Quixote (1934) -- Free-form fairy tales: -- Aladdin and his wonderful lamp (1934) -- Jack and the beanstalk (1933) -- The Brave tin soldier (1934) -- Puss in boots (1934) -- Little boy blue (1936) -- The Queen of hearts (1934) -- Simple Simon (1935) -- The Valiant tailor (aka The King's tailor) (1934) -- Dick Whittington's cat (1936).
Summary:
Volume 1 of a celebration of the pioneering solo cartoon work of the legendary Ub Iwerks containing 32 historical musical cartoon shorts created in the early 1930's from the very beginnings of the Golden Age of American Animation, some in black & white and some in color, which are all collaborations between the animator Ub Iwerks and the composer Carl Stalling.
Series:
Ub Iwerks collection ; vol. 1 Blackhawk Films collection
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