A Close Call Aesop's Fable 1929 Cartoon Classic
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
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How many remember binging watching weekend cartoons back in the 1950's and 60's.
A Close Call is a 1929 animated short film which is part of the early sound cartoon series entitled Aesop's Sound Fables. It was produced by The Van Beuren Corporation and released by Pathé. The film, like other Aesop Sound Fables at that time, featured Milton and Rita as the main characters.
This print was restored by master animation historian Steve Stanchfield at ThunderbeanAnimation.com. Check the site out to own the entire collection of cartoons and more on DVD.
In 1920, the Keith-Albee organization formed Fables Pictures for the production of the Aesop's Film Fables cartoon series with Paul Terry, who himself owned 10 percent of the studio.
Producer Amedee J. Van Beuren bought out the studio in 1928, retaining Terry and renaming the business after its new owner.
Van Beuren released Terry's first sound cartoon Dinner Time (1928) (a month before Disney's Steamboat Willie) through Pathé Exchange, which later became part of RKO Pictures.
Terry ran the animation studio while Van Beuren focused on other parts of the business. In 1929, Terry quit to start his own Terrytoons studio and John Foster took over the animation department.
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Holy moly! literally tying the knot there. And at the cusp of my half-century of living I have never seen this cute toon before. I liked! I liked a lot. Thanks for sharing. Sir.
Nice to see the for real Mickey and Minnie before Walt came along.
Who knows, he probably bought the idea from these cartoons.
@Joel Alvarado (JATVE) F U. Paul Terry was drawing these mice since the First World War. Ten years before Ub Iwerks gave the thief Walt Disney his drawing of Mickey Mouse.
0:44 Oh yeah, Walt Disney TOTALLY didn’t ever sue the people behind this cartoon.
@Joel Animations Ya never know! 😏
lmao yeah they TOTALLY didn't sue them.
@KoryGilesAnimationYT and they TOTALLY did not sue Harman-Ising for their Foxy character.
Van Beuren was sued by his mice Milton Mouse and Rita Mouse, probably appearing for the first time in "The Office Boy" (1930) or other episodes. Milton was identical to Mickey, with gloves, buttons on his pants, shoes, no shirt...
@@luizfernandocanaloficial9511 wait so you’re telling me that Milton has two girlfriends one right now
"You can tell it's Mattel, it's swell"
6:33 Mouse kiss!
Yikes, they even snuck some of Chopin's Funeral March as they went down the aisle!
How do you know Disney didn't copy these characters for his own ?.
Or maybe this was where Mickey and Minnie actually came from.?.
@@johnbockelie3899 Probably because 1) there's never been any evidence of that, and 2) Mickey Mouse had already appeared well over a year before this cartoon was even copyrighted and was an instant hit, and therefore a big target for copycats.
@@joecab1 well I mean there’s one video of those mice from the early 1920s out there if you look hard enough
Official films reissue please!
6:33 WHO PUT THE TOM AND JERRY OUTRO FULL VERSION
Thats literally Mickey and Minnie BYEE
I understand what you mean by that. But your comment is kinda false. These Mice characters (Milton and Rita) were created in 1921. 7 years before Mickey Mouse
@@KeremDorukAras Oda doğru ama yapımcılar daha sonradan Milton ve Mary'i (kız farenin adı buydu galiba) Mickey ve Minnieye benzettiler
@@RedRuv_OFFICIAL200 o konuda halkısın. Ama yine Mickey fare Milton kadar original değil. Şöyle diyim, Birisi 2 tane evli (Milton ve Mary/Rita evlimi bilmiyorum) fare yapınca niye başka biri aynısını yapsınki (Disney). Mickey'in görünüşünde sorun yok ama karakteristik (kişilik) olarak original değil. Ben ve birkaç arkadaş Milton hakkında araştırma yaptık ve farklı ilginç şeyler bulduk. Milton'un yapımcısı (Paul Terry) başka fare karakterlerde yapmış. Arkadaşımdan biri bir kaç aesops film fables senaryoları buldu ve farelerden birisinin ismi "Mickey Mouse".
(bunu derken disney başka bir karakterin ismini çaldı demiyorum)
filmin kendisi "The Farmer and the Mice 1922"
ua-cam.com/video/cpacwaSdz08/v-deo.html&ab_channel=CartoonsOnFilm
(senaryo pdf dosyası diye atamıyorum, eyer discordun varsa sana senaryoyu atabilirim)
buarada ilk defa milton fareyi bilen bir türk görüyorum. Sadece ben türkiyede miltonu biliyordum diye sanıyordum :D
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I will summon a host of demons to curse the next liar who claims that Paul Terry was not the originator of these mice. The one who was copying and stealing was WALT DISNEY.
Paul Terry actually wasn't the creator of these mice, as he did nothing in this cartoon. He already had his own studio.
But, I agree with you. Walt Disney stole the mice and had the nerve to sue the Van Beuren(it's not Terry's studio) studio.
But perhaps the creators of the mouse couple Milton and Rita Mouse, John Foster and Harry Bailey, were sued because they made the characters identical to Mickey and Minnie after their creations.
Imagine Milton Mouse returns. *Which is sadly impossible*