02:00In these, the action would fit the music, a reversal of the concept established in the Mickey Mouse series.
02:06Stalling suggested using the word symphony, coupled with a humorous adjective.
02:11At the next gag meeting, someone proposed silly symphonies, and a new series was born.
02:16The first silly symphony was the skeleton dance.
02:20It was an instant success, although one Los Angeles theater owner declared,
02:24I can't recommend it.
02:25It's too gruesome.
02:29The silly symphonies continued for a ten-year period.
02:32Humor and rhythm played important roles.
02:34There were such titles as Frolicking Fish, Arctic Antics,
02:39and Egyptian melodies.
02:47Everything moved.
02:49Even the settings were caught up in the rhythm.
02:51This perpetual motion distinguished the silly symphonies from their competitors,
02:55and Walt Disney trained a whole new generation of animators.
02:58Now, we were dealing in motion, movement, and the flow of movement, the flow of things, you know,
03:04action, reaction, all of that.
03:06So we had to set up our own school.
03:09And out of that school have come the artists that now make up my staff here,
03:13and more than that, the artists that make up all of the, most all of the cartoon outfits in Hollywood.
03:18Color came to the Silly Symphony Series in 1932, with the release of Flowers and Trees.
03:27It was the first cartoon to win the Academy Award,
03:31and Walt went on to win six more Oscars for the Silly Symphony Series.
03:37After the advent of color, Walt Disney began experimenting with characterization,
03:41plot, and photographic effects.
03:44The Three Little Pigs was one of Walt's most successful symphonies,
03:47instilling real character into cartoon animals.
03:50I'll punch him in the nose.
03:51I'll tie him in a knot.
03:52I'll kick him in the chin.
03:53We'll put him on the stock.
03:56Later, Disney turned to popular fairy tales for material,
04:00including a jazzy Old King Cole.
04:05And the Pied Piper.
04:06Still other symphonies, like Woodland Cafe and Musicland,
04:17were delightful satires of movie musicals.
04:23The 1937 invention of the multi-plane camera led to remarkable depth in animated films.
04:29The Old Mill and Winkin' Blinkin' and Nod were examples of silly symphonies that achieved startling realism,
04:36and led to the later development of Disney's full-length animated films.
04:40The styles and techniques developed for the Silly Symphony Series were applied to such classics as
04:46Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,
04:48Pinocchio,
04:51and Fantasia.
05:04As Disney moved into a regular schedule of feature-length releases,
05:09the Silly Symphony Series was phased out of production.
05:11Truly memorable, the Silly Symphonies were universally popular during their 10-year lifespan,
05:20and an important cornerstone in the Disney legacy.
05:25They were a proving ground for the animated features to come,
05:29and perhaps the richest products of the Disney Dream Factory during the 1930s.
05:41The Silly Symphony Series
06:11The Silly Symphony Series
06:14Calling his subjects to the castle hall,
06:18Everyone's invited to the royal hall,
06:22The storybook opens near the front and tall.
06:35Here's the Piper Man from Hamlin,
06:38Play your pipe, play your pipe,
06:39And then the storybook won't tonight,
06:42Call them all to join the party.
06:50Little boy Blue will be there too,
06:52And toot a wicked horn,
06:54He reparses every day.
06:56Here's the crooked mouse,
07:00The crooked man,
07:01The crooked cat,
07:02The crooked mouse,
07:03They go together.
07:06Here's the mother hover,
07:08Dancing from the cover.
07:15Everyone's invited,
07:16The kids are all excited.
07:17We're on the way to laugh and play,
07:37At King Cole's Hall.
07:40Oh, welcome, dear little friends,
07:56To my annual jamboree.
07:58We'll sing and we'll eat,
08:00And jiggle our feet
08:01To the tunes of our biddlers three.
08:03But when the hour of midnight comes,
08:09Home to your books you must go,
08:12So strike up the music,
08:15And on with the show.
08:18Merry, merry,
08:25Quite contrary,
08:27How does your garden roll?
08:29Silver bells,
08:31Rockle shells,
08:32Toot a pickle,
08:33For a throw,
08:33Toot a pickle show.
08:34Peter,
09:01Peter,
09:02Pumpkin eater,
09:03Had a wife and couldn't keep her.
09:09Old Jack Sprat's little wife's a chubby,
09:11Dances with her skinny hubby.
09:18Goosey dander shakes a leg.
09:22Humpty dumpty,
09:23What an egg.
09:33Simple Simon on his tree.
09:39He's as simple as can be.
09:41Simple Simon on his tree.
09:43He's as simple as can be.
09:45Three blind mice,
09:56Sniffing around.
09:59Three blind mice,
10:10Sniffing around.
10:13Three blind mice,
10:15See what they found.
10:16Three blind mice,
10:24One little,
10:28Two little,
10:29Three little Indians,
10:30Four little,
10:30Five little,
10:31Six little Indians,
10:32Seven little,
10:32Eight little,
10:33Nine little Indians,
10:34Ten little Indian boys.
10:36Aerial
10:43Craigs,
10:44Whoooo!
10:54Whoooo!
10:59Whoooo!
11:02Whoooo!
11:02Oh, my God.
11:32We're hickory dickory dock, it's midnight twelve o'clock, your fun is done, you better
11:53run, hickory dickory dock.
12:02Here, here, here!
12:30Good night, my friends of Story Land, goodbye, good luck, good night.
12:47The Story Book closes one and all, we hail this jolly soul, long live his merry majesty, old King Paul.
13:11The Story Book
13:51The people cried, we gotta get rid of the rats, get rid of the rats in Hamilton Town.
13:56The Story Book
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14:58Rats, Rats
14:59Rats, Rats
15:00Rats, Rats
15:01As mayor of this city, I declare that it's a pity.
15:05Our community is overrun with rats.
15:11As mayor of this city, he declares it is a pity.
15:15Our community is overrun with rats.
15:19Rats, we gotta get rid of the rats.
15:22Rats, I'll give this bag of gold, this bag of shine gold,
15:28to anyone who'll rid us of the rats.
15:32Rats, who'll rid us of the rats.
15:34Who'll rid us of the rats.
15:36Who'll rid us of the rats.
15:39Rats, stop!
15:43I'll rid your town of rats, I'll take the bag of gold.
15:48You'll rid the town of rats, you'll get this bag of gold.
15:58Rats, stop!
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17:37I've done my work
17:39as I was told
17:41Now I'll take my bag of gold
17:43A bag of gold?
17:45Ha!
17:46You crazy noob!
17:48I, all you did was pipe a tune
17:50All you did was I put you, all you did was I put you, all you did was I put you, all you did was I put you.
18:05You're dishonest and ungrateful, and it really is a shame that the children of this city should grow up to be the same.
18:15I'll save the children from such a fate. I'll pipe them away before it's too late.
18:20Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, you're only bluffing. Do your worst.
18:26Blow your pipe until you burst.
18:28Blow your pipe until you burst.
18:30Blow your pipe until you burst.
18:50Ah, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
18:53Ha, ha, ha, ha!
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31:14We're the three flying mousketeers, yay!
31:23Let's eat!
31:24On to the banquet hall!
31:27Cheese!
31:30I'm the watchman, Captain Cat.
31:33I fear no mouse, I fear no rat.
31:36I've waited for this chance for years, tonight I'll get those mousketeers.
32:06My traps are set in every room, those mice are marching to their doom.
32:16This is the end of the three mousketeers.
32:36And go!
32:53A feast!
33:06A picnic!
33:22A banquet!
33:26A banquet!
33:28A banquet!
33:36Cheese!
33:40Swiss cheese!
33:47Cheese!
33:52Cheese Cake!
33:54Hoorah!
34:09Hoorah!
34:14Hoorah!
34:17Hurrah!
34:47Hold on!
35:09Bousketeers, now I got you.
35:39Take that, Captain Cat!
35:45And that! And that! And that!
35:57That's the end of Captain Cat!
36:00Yee!
36:01All for one!
36:03Last for all!
36:05Oh, yeah?
36:07Every man for himself!
36:37Thank you!
36:39He's doing so great!
36:41He's doing so great!
36:43You're in a good mood!
36:44Look at that, Captain Cat!
36:46We have to do it!
36:47I'll tell you something!
36:48I'll tell you something!
36:49Tick tock!
36:50Tick tock!
36:51Tick tock!
36:52Tick tock!
36:54Tick tock!
36:55I'm sorry, so I can't wait a minute!
36:57Tick tock!
36:59Oh, my God.
37:29Oh, my God.
37:59Oh, my God.
38:29All for one, one for all.
38:46If we stick together, we can't fall.
38:48We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
38:50We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
38:56We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
39:02We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
39:08We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
39:14We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
39:20We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
39:26We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
39:28We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
39:34We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
39:36We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
39:38We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
39:46We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
39:48We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
39:50We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:00We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:02We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:04We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:05We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:06We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:07We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:08We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:09We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:10We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:11We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:12We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:13We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:14We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:15We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:16We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:17We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:18We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:19We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:20We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:21We're the three-ply mouse cut here.
40:22Oh, my God.
40:52Oh, my God.
41:22Oh, my God.
41:52Oh, my God.
42:22Oh, my God.
42:52Oh, my God.
43:22Oh, my God.
43:52Oh, my God.
44:22Oh, my God.
44:52Oh, my God.
45:22Oh, my God.
45:52Oh, my God.
46:22Oh, my God.
46:52Oh, my God.
47:22Oh, my God.
47:52Oh, my God.
48:22Oh, my God.
48:52Oh, my God.
49:22Oh, my God.
49:52Oh, my God.
50:22Oh, my God.
50:52Oh, my God.
51:22Oh, my God.
51:52Oh, my God.
52:22Oh, my God.
52:52Oh, my God.
53:22Oh, my God.
53:52Oh, my God.
54:22Oh, my God.
54:52Oh, my God.
55:22Oh, my God.
55:52Oh, my God.
56:22Oh, my God.
56:52Oh, my God.
57:22Oh, my God.
57:52Oh, my God.
58:22Oh, my God.
58:52Oh, my God.
59:22Oh, my God.
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