Max Fleischer Color Classic Little Lamby (1937)

With Titles Recreated, Stereoptical process
Produced by: Max Fleischer, Dave Fleischer and Adolph Zukor (distributor)
Directed by : Dave Fleischer
Musical Score and Direction: Sammy Timberg
Animation: Dave Tendlar, William Sturm
Distributed by: Paramount Pictures. Inc

[@Syntox]

I gotta say...that was a pretty good plan, Mr. Fox. Pretty solid.

[@liemdrake]

That little Lamb is really cute would want to hold it and tickle it like what that Fox did.

[@joycesmith53]

Lamby so Innocent he salted himself lol

[@FanimationXV]

I'm glad you uploaded the original version with recreated titles. The TV version (with NTA titles) edited out scenes from 0:52-1:20 and from 2:40-4:13.

[@55twintv39]

0:52-1:20, 2:40-4:13

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

Sorta wonder who voiced the fox in this one now.

[@jonathanwilson5011]

Could be Jack Mercer (as usual...).

[@RayPointerChannel]

It was!

[@mr.noble9746]

Anyone else came for 0:00-0:28?

[@kris.7826]

Disney kids stars!!! real

[@kris.7826]

Nickelodeon Dan hahahaha

[@jnadle1]

5:42 SCRAM!!!!

[@TeamRocket2010]

You used the Paramount Pictures logo from Popeye meets Ali Baba didn't you?

[@vintagetvandexciting]

chris smalls nothing wrong with that, that the standard logo used for the color episodes until late summer 1938

[@gnikcohs]

That stereoptical process looks great when they use it.
If this had been Disney when the motorcycle sent the black exhaust smoke on the birds there would have been a huge fart sound.
That fox just doesn't have the same chops as the various Disney/Warner/Terry wolves, not threatening enough. And his sound profile is, to my tastes, very weak, somewhat too silly.
Still it's a nice cartoon, with beautiful painting.

[@gnikcohs]

I have no idea, but some of the vocalzations sounded a bit like Bluto to me, at times at least.