@Nick Mick Well they have had 35 years or so to learn to get better at this style. and to make the screen more interesting visually, but the main problem is still the lack of texture on surfaces. Can't really blame them though because animation in fine detail just became an economic impossibility.
The other way around. The chase music a 4:41-5:10 was also used in the FELIX cartoons as well. Sharples licensed his theatrical music tracks to Joe Oriolo Productions and others.
And of course, the music score starting at 5:40 would go on to be used for the "THE END" card at the end of those "Felix the Cat" TV cartoons. In addition to writing some new music cues, Winston Sharples recycled a LOT of his older Famous Studios compositions in the series.
Winston Sharples, who owned the rights to his Paramount cartoon scores of the 1950's, repackaged several cues with producer Hal Seeger, and rented them out to various independent studios- one of them was Joe Oriolo's, who produced the "FELIX THE CAT" TV cartoons [Sharples also wrote the theme song].
As a child i did not notice there was anything wrong in this cartoon or any other. As a child we do not think with as much negativity as adults. So lighten up people on the old ways it had its purpose. Only adults try to find something bad in things, not children they are innocent beings & have not had the time to grow up on the negative side of everything they see or hear.Give it a rest !!!! .
You know...I didn't notice anything in this cartoon, either: when I saw it years ago as a kid, AND right now. What were "they" trying to say? Hmmmm…. All I saw was little(I mean BIG) Baby Huey trying to do something nice for Father Duck on his "special day".
The ONLY thing similiar between this and Warner's Three Bears is Junyer and Huey, but Henry and Huey's dad act TOTALLY different, Henry's a typical cartoon blowhard LOL and Huey's dad is laidf-bakc till Huey does something wrong LOL!
If Famous Studios teamed up with Universal Pictures' Walter Lantz Productions to make new Woody Woodpecker cartoons alongside Tex Avery.... Then at the end of every Paramount-directed Woody Woodpecker cartoon. the cue from Huey's Father's Day and the Felix the Cat "THE END" Card would be heard at 5:39 Wouldn't That Be Something ?
Huey's last theatrical outing already has the look, and a bit of the feel, of tv animation.
Yep, this was the route Paramount ended going into.
@Nick Mick Well they have had 35 years or so to learn to get better at this style. and to make the screen more interesting visually, but the main problem is still the lack of texture on surfaces. Can't really blame them though because animation in fine detail just became an economic impossibility.
It seems reminiscent of the Joe Oriolo "Felix the Cat" TV series, as a lot of Famous Studios alumni worked on that show (including Oriolo himself.)
@@gnikcohs The 90s cartoon was done by people who worked on Ren and Stimpy. So there's all these exaggerated expressions and gross-out jokes.
@@haileyshannon7548 The 90s certainly had a very different kid sensibility than the 50s
If my dad were here, I'd give him the Father's Day to never forget by doing all his chores for him the whole day through. 👨👧👦🧹🧺🪠🧽
End, FELIX THE KAT! Righty-O-!
The other way around. The chase music a 4:41-5:10 was also used in the FELIX cartoons as well. Sharples licensed his theatrical music tracks to Joe Oriolo Productions and others.
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Sharples repackaged them with Hal Seeger, picking up a little extra change on the side.
that cue was used in the very early FELIX THE CAT suit with FELINEIUS ASSAULT cues.
LOVE Winston Sharples, music 🎵🎶!! Always have, since I was a kid, but now I know, why 😁!!
Papa: HUEY! Huey: Did I do that?
ahhh. It only comes around once a year. thank heavens! heehee
No wonder, since both were produced by Paramount Pictures.
Being called 'A baby Huey', when I was a kid, was a major insult 😁!!! Yes, now I've exposed my age.
A retard.
I can't believe these r still around lol thank you
That Animation...
Looks Like A Hanna-Barbera attempt on The Baby Huey cartoon series !
4:41 I find it funny how there's some Felix the Cat music in this.
And of course, the music score starting at 5:40 would go on to be used for the "THE END" card at the end of those "Felix the Cat" TV cartoons. In addition to writing some new music cues, Winston Sharples recycled a LOT of his older Famous Studios compositions in the series.
@@ZakWolf
Baby Huey's A Jerk In This Episode.
And We Thought Billy from Billy & Mandy Was Annoying.
5:40
Heard In...
- Felix The Cat TV Cartoons End Card
And Any Hanna-Barbera Cartoon.
Did this song play in Ren and Stimpy too? Because it reminds of it
@@kiaoraKM77
And Better Yet, Did this cue also play in SpongeBob SquarePants ?
Absolutely, and you can surely tell the diffrence from the earlier Baby Huey Cartoons!
And then they made the 1994 series.
Really cool to see again. Classic stuff
5:25 Considering what Famous Studios can do with this statement, it scares me a bit...
Why Did It Scare You ?
5:39 Felix The Cat closing.
Winston Sharples, who owned the rights to his Paramount cartoon scores of the 1950's, repackaged several cues with producer Hal Seeger, and rented them out to various independent studios- one of them was Joe Oriolo's, who produced the "FELIX THE CAT" TV cartoons [Sharples also wrote the theme song].
Hey...That's RIGHT!!!
@@fromthesidelines HUNDREDS of Paramount cues!
Righty O
@@SteveCarras What About Nickelodeon cues ?!
As a child i did not notice there was anything wrong in this cartoon or any other. As a child we do not think with as much negativity as adults. So lighten up people on the old ways it had its purpose. Only adults try to find something bad in things, not children they are innocent beings & have not had the time to grow up on the negative side of everything they see or hear.Give it a rest !!!!
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You know...I didn't notice anything in this cartoon, either: when I saw it years ago as a kid, AND right now. What were "they" trying to say? Hmmmm…. All I saw was little(I mean BIG) Baby Huey trying to do something nice for Father Duck on his "special day".
Because children are stupid, compared to adults, maybe??
back when cartoons were funny
5:34 SPOILER ALERT! SPOILER ALERT! Huey's father is a Gemini!
4:41
And 5:10
❤️💚💜
Before I was born.
The ONLY thing similiar between this and Warner's Three Bears is Junyer and Huey, but Henry and Huey's dad act TOTALLY different, Henry's a typical cartoon blowhard LOL and Huey's dad is laidf-bakc till Huey does something wrong LOL!
The music were in Felix the Cat.
If Famous Studios teamed up with Universal Pictures' Walter Lantz Productions to make new Woody Woodpecker cartoons alongside Tex Avery....
Then at the end of every Paramount-directed Woody Woodpecker cartoon. the cue from Huey's Father's Day and the Felix the Cat "THE END" Card would be heard at 5:39
Wouldn't That Be Something ?
He's a fine boy!!
3:09 to 3:10 he wasn't Huey, until you disturbed him. 😒
My favorito
HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-!!!!!
5:38
The closing theme for “Felix The Cat”