Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy (1941) Full Cartoon with original titles

Eitan Bitan

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00:00Raggedy Ann

00:30Raggedy Ann

01:00I hope she's still there. I hope she's still there.

01:17She is.

01:19Raggedy Ann

01:49Good morning.

01:51Good morning.

01:58Oh, one of my little customers.

02:03And, uh, what can I do for you, madam?

02:06I would like to buy that beautiful girl doll that's in the window.

02:16Uh, you mean this one?

02:20That's it.

02:21I'm sorry, but these two dolls must be sold together. One dollar the pair.

02:28But I only have 50 cents, and I can only buy one.

02:45I'm awfully sorry, but I just can't separate them.

02:51Why?

02:53Why? Well, because they're, uh, you see, they're, uh, uh, let me see.

02:58Now it happened in Ragland a long time ago.

03:10What if your rainbows are made of rags, and your castles are built in the air?

03:20As long as you find happiness, you're a calico millionaire.

03:26Make yourself a crazy quilt of satin and silk, to cover your pillow with dreams.

03:34All the happiness that your dreams possess may someday be real as it seems.

03:43What if your riches are make-believe, and there's patches on things that you wear?

03:52As long as you find happiness, you're a calico millionaire.

04:13Uh, come on.

04:37All set, go!

04:59Six and seven-eighths, six and seven-eighths, sixteen and three-sixths, sixteen and three-sixths, he lifts.

05:23and three-sixths, seven and seven-eighths, six and eight.

06:49What's your name?

07:09I don't know.

07:12What's yours?

07:14Gee, I guess we haven't any.

07:17You're a nobody without a name.

07:22You're a nobody without a name.

07:25To be an individual, your name must mean considerable.

07:30You're a nobody without a name.

07:33You're a nobody without a name.

07:36To quote with mere formality, you've got to have personality.

07:42In history, men were great.

07:46Because their names illuminate.

07:49You cannot stop or hesitate.

07:52You've got to get a name.

07:54And you're a nobody without a name.

07:57You're a nobody without a name.

08:01To be a great young moniker, you've got to have a moniker.

08:06You must go to the castle at the end of the lane.

08:18There you will be greeted and given the name.

08:21Hurry before the sunset hour arrives, or you will be nothing but rags.

08:26See rest of your lives.

08:31Off we go, feeling so hippity-happity-merry-oh.

08:35Off we go, cause we know we've got to get, we've got to get an A.

08:42Don't worry.

08:43I'm only the camel with the wrinkled knees.

08:47And I'll take you to the castle with the greatest of these.

08:50I'll take you to the castle.

09:20I'll take you to the castle.

09:21I'll take you to the castle.

09:22I'll take you to the castle.

09:23I'll take you to the castle.

09:24I'll take you to the castle.

09:25I'll take you to the castle.

09:26I'll take you to the castle.

09:27I'll take you to the castle.

09:28I'll take you to the castle.

09:29I'll take you to the castle.

09:30I'll take you to the castle.

09:31I'll take you to the castle.

09:32I'll take you to the castle.

09:33I'll take you to the castle.

09:34I'll take you to the castle.

09:35I'll take you to the castle.

09:36I'll take you to the castle.

09:37I'll take you to the castle.

09:38I'll take you to the castle.

09:39I'll take you to the castle.

09:40I'll take you to the castle.

09:41I'll take you to the castle.

09:42How many?

10:00Fill them up.

10:12Anchor.

10:16No speak American, but know I can make American.

10:18La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.

10:22I can't eat it.

10:25I know I can't make American.

10:27La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.

10:31Chiquita, she only love one man.

10:34Only one man.

10:35All the time with a love with a Jigito.

10:38Only one other time

10:42No speak American, but no I can make American

10:47La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la

10:51Hello.

10:57Hello.

11:08I'm so worried about my friend.

11:37If he doesn't find the palace, he'll never have a name.

11:42We must go back for him.

11:45But we can't turn back now.

11:48It's almost sunset.

12:00Who is she? What is she doing here?

12:02Where did she come from?

12:04I've got a pain in my sawdust.

12:16Oh, that's what's the matter with me.

12:21Something is wrong with my little insides.

12:28I'm just as sick as can be.

12:33Don't let me faint. Someone get me a van.

12:37And someone please run for a medicine man.

12:41Everyone hurry as fast as you can.

12:46Because I've got a pain in my sawdust.

12:56Do not go. Stay. Sit down. I dance for you.

13:01Possibly, uh, calico complications.

13:04No, no, no, no, no. Velvititis.

13:06Concussion of the cotton.

13:08Hemp stitches unusual size.

13:09Set and see this.

13:10Polka dots before the iron.

13:11Probably pleases.

13:12Oh, no, no, no, no.

13:13No, no, no. Velvititis.

13:14Concussion of the cotton.

13:15Stitchinitis.

13:16Hemp stitches unusual size.

13:17Set and see this.

13:18Polka dots before the iron.

13:19Probably pleases.

13:20What's yours?

13:38What's yours?

13:40Mine?

13:42Oh, gosh. I have a name.

13:46Gosh, I have a name.

13:49What? You have no name.

13:52You are just a nobody without a name.

13:55Gosh, I better be going.

14:07In order to get the inside goat, we'll have to use the fluoroscope.

14:13Joe, the fluoroscope.

14:14The fluoroscope!

14:16A broken heart.

14:32Too bad.

14:33There is nothing doctors can do about that.

14:37Do too bad.

14:39How do you get to the Castle of Names?

14:49Look, we have Names.

15:04Look, we have Names.

15:19Yours is Raggedy Ann.

15:21Mine is Andy.

15:22Raggedy Ann, I love you, my little Raggedy Ann.

15:34I love your blue-button eyes.

15:39They're just like stars in the skies.

15:45Raggedy Ann, I love you.

15:49My little Raggedy Ann.

15:55You mean the whole world to me, always together we'll be.

16:04I only hope you can hear me, somehow I feel you do.

16:12I'll always keep you near me, my life belongs to you.

16:20Raggedy Ann, I love you, my little Raggedy Ann.

16:28And that's why the two dolls can never be separated.

16:49Raggedy Ann, I love you, my little girl.

17:05Just because I can't sell you one, doesn't mean that I can't give you both of them.

17:23Oh, oh, thank you, sir.

17:27Thank you so much.

17:35Together you and me, my Raggedy Ann.

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