Q: I remember Little Toot, a little tugboat trying to prove himself to the other boats. There was another cartoon about a sports car and one about a house. I liked how they showed the life of a "lifeless" object. Unfortunately, I don't know where to find them or even their name for that matter. Do you by any chance?
Dezyrie, Lodi, California
Dezyrie, Lodi, California
A [Dave Smith]: You are probably thinking of Susie, the Little Blue Coupeand and The Little House (both special cartoons from 1952). Another classic of the animated inanimate is Johnny Fedora and Alice Blue Bonnet from Make Mine Music (1946). Over the years, these all have been released on DVD.
Little Toot
Susie, The Little Blue Coupe
The Little House
Johny Fedora and Alice Bluebonnet
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Very awesome you have theses. My girlfriend just showed them to me. Cant wait to show my kids. How do I get them on DVD?
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