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Finding Humour and History in 'The Woods are Full of Cuckoos' (1937)

Hello and welcome to another Looney Tunes review! In this episode, we dive into the 1937 cartoon 'The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos,' directed by Frank Tashlin. This lesser-known short features forest animals parodying a radio show with era-specific caricatures and musical references. Joining me are Manny Cruz for Manny’s Music Time and Austin Kelly, who provides expert insights on Tashlin's work. We explore the historical context, songwriters like J. Fred Coots and Charles Newman, and the iconic voice talents of Mel Blanc. From Egghead's evolution to famous parodies like Sophie Tucker, Dick Powell, Bing Crosby, and more, this review offers a treasure trove of classic cartoon references and animation history. 00:00 Introduction and Overview 01:00 Cartoon Background and References 02:21 Manny's Music Time 04:25 Historical Context and Radio Shows 10:29 Songwriters and Their Contributions 22:56 The Happiness Boys 28:35 The Decline of Radio Fame 28:45 The Tasty Loafers and Gillette Gentlemen 29:19 Ernie Hare's Illness and Legacy 29:47 Exploring Their Music 30:06 Cartoon Parodies and Clever Animation 32:32 Celebrity Caricatures and References 35:55 Opera Singers and Technical Feats 39:15 Radio Parodies and Obscure References 50:17 Final Thoughts and Reflections This short can be found on the Looney Tunes Golden Collection Vol 3 which can be purchased here https://amzn.to/3bXp1GG Source: http://www.whataboutthad.com/wb-produ... Source: Cartoon Voices by Keith Scott found here https://amzn.to/3MsVLtQ Channel asset by:   / mintburrow   Consider Subscribing to the channel and clicking the bell icon Twitter: @ananimationtalk Facebook: Anthony's Animation Talk Instagram: anthonys_animation_talk Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @anthonysanimationtalk   Patreon:   / anthonysanimationtalk   #animation #animationhistory #looneytunes #merriemelodies #franktashlin #ClassicCartoons #AnimationHistory #1930sAnimation #WarnerBros #OldTimeRadio