The Steeple-Chase (1933) computer colorized titles

As usual with this short, these titles reuse music from an early to mid 40's Donald Duck theme and "Lend A Paw" (1941) instead of it's original unique theme. (which I've been able to reconstruct here: • The Steeple-Chase (193... )
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[@chapolincrack]

Honestly, The Donald Duck opening song and the Lend a Paw ending gives this cartoon a more dramatic Nature, like if this was a TV soap opera (drama serie)

[@LDFE2002]

I think the possible reason for this is because the source soundtrack for most of the cartoon is sourced from the Mickey Mouse Club TV print in my opinion.

[@SpongeDan]

​@@LDFE2002This is actually the burlap print.

[@Rlotpir1972]

The MPAA logo (which was taken from Terrytoons/20th Century-FOX) didn't actually start until 1946 so this had to be a reissue.

[@zltoonslc2000rj]

Were any scenes censored? (The 1930s Nazi Germany print by Ufa edits out all scenes of Thunderbolt getting drunk, probably due to the rather strict censorship of the time.)

[@diazbrothersyoutube]

No, this print is completely uncensored. Thunderbolt getting drunk and the racist stereotypes were kept in.

[@lucasdb-oficial1402]

In Brazil was censored both drink and racist, in the Computer colorized version