The Katnips of 1940 (1934)

[@durium3113]

Interesting that the show celebrates the National Recovery Administration (NRA), which was long gone by 1940. They also celebrate the end of prohibition, which many were celebrating in 1934.

[@jsl151850b]

*Predicting the future is hard. Imagine if they had gotten it right!*

[@Garfield152-i6o]

@@jsl151850b they added the deleted scenes

[@Webb_Studios]

The cartoons and the comic strips have 0 similarities besides, of course, the name and some of the design of Krazy.

[@sailordude2094]

It's from Samba Pictures, so you know its good. Yessa.

[@Yoshi9K]

How about another Felix cartoon?

[@staspastukh2005]

Unfortunately, I don't know who is Felix! 😭

[@Yoshi9K]

Oh well!

[@numberblock1and2]

@@staspastukh2005is Felix The Cat. he first appeared in 1919. (this is not a Felix the cat short this is a krazy kat cartoon)

[@Garfield152-i6o]

Sadly, he died on June 25, 1944

[@Yoshi9K]

He was revived in 1958 by Joe Oriolo in his new cartoon.

[@annoyingtuguldur8689]

wow3

[@denisvasquez1756]

i watched this before

[@denisvasquez1756]

but my favorite part is the cat dancers singer beacuse they showed her butt at me ja ja

[@KelanM]

what

[@nancyguzman4509]

​@@denisvasquez1756 go to therapy, bro