The third of the three ancient cartoons WGN would run during the Christmas season is another Centaur Productions stop-action cartoon done by Wah Ming Chang, just as "Suzy Snowflake" had been. This song was also covered by Gene Autry.
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I love the imagery… wow I just can’t describe it. I guess the word “trip” from above fits as well as any. I like it…it’s very odd…and that is the reason I like it.
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We looked forward to it every year. Now it’s on YouTube and shows no signs of being taken off. I think it’s probably in public domain now, or at least there’s no one around to complain.
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That video was a “trip” – hahaha
That was the first word that came to mind – but wow – early graphics and the word “queer” and then how he had no use for Joe – pretty funny
Thanks for sharing this holiday throwback
Was this 1960s?
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The copyright notice at the beginning says it was from 1951. It’s as much of a trip as it was when I was a kid over 50 years ago.
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Wow – 51? Thanks
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Not sure we could say that tv has improved any 🙂
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The focus in entertainment has gone from quality to quantity as demand has exploded. Granted, this is a very primitive example, and even when I first saw it in the ’60’s it was hardly state of the art, but it was groundbreaking in 1951.
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