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Little Toot
Studio:
Disney
Release Date : May 27, 1948
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Synopsis
A small tugboat just wants to be like his dad, but can't seem to keep out of trouble. He's banished beyind the twelve mile limit, but comes to save the day as a storm brews.
Credits
Director
Gerry "Clyde" Geronomi
Animator
Eric Larson
Oliver M. "Ollie" Johnston, Jr.
Robert "Bobe" Cannon
Rudy Larriva
Backgrounds
Brice Mack
Claude Coats
Layout
Hugh Hennesy
Effects Animation
Dan MacManus
George Rowley
Story Adaptation
Bill Cottrell
Jesse Marsh
Musical Direction
Eliot Daniel
Ken Darby
Included in:
Melody Time
Adventures in Fantasy
Trivia
Released as part of the Disney feature "Meldoy Time"
Television
Donald's Quack Attack (Season 1, Episode 38)
VHS
United States
Storybook Classics
Melody Time
Germany
Donalds Hitparade
Melodie Tanz Rhythmus
Italy
Lo Scrigno Delle Sette Perle
Laserdisc (CLV)
United States
At Home with Donald Duck
Japan
Mickey Loves Minnie
Melody Time
I Love Donald
Mickey's Jungle Trouble
DVD
United States
Melody Time
Germany
Musik, Tanz und Rhythmus
France
Melodie Cocktail
Italy
Lo Scrigno delle Sette Perle
United Kingdom
Melody Time
Sweden
Melody Time
Technical Specifications
Animation Type: Standard (Hand-drawn-Cel) Animation
Aspect Ratio: 1.37 : 1
Color Type: Technicolor
Sound Type: Mono: RCA Sound Recording
Print Type: 35mm
Negative Type: 35mm
Cinematographic Format: Spherical
Original Language: English
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From
Steve Blackwell
:
I had this on a 45rpm record as a child and loved it. It was great reading the lyrics again although my wife wanted to know what I was singing. The Andrew Sisters sounded great and I can remember it like it was yesterday.
From
Crissy Atkinson
:
This one is so cute. I watched the Disney Channel a lot as a child. I'm 30 now, and I know the words to this, along with many, many others, beginning to end. I really enjoy watching these shorts with my children, who always seem to be surprised I know all the words, because to them it's kinda new. It strikes up conversation, they usually say, "mommy you watched this when you were a kid?" all wide eyed!
From
Natasha
:
I love this short and wish that they would show it more often. This and
Peter and the Wolf
. Much love for the shorts.
From
Baruch Weiss
:
The Andrew Sisters sure did a nice job singing about 'Little Toot.'
From
Grace
:
This is the best short from " Melody Time." The animation is excellent, especially the music and the lyrics, plus The Andrew Sisters is the perfect voices for this song! I give this a 10!
From
Katherine Karsten
:
This is my all time favorite, childhood memory. Living near the ocean, I find myself singing these lyrics quite frequently. I think that I had the 'album' in the BIG 10" record. I remember it, as it was yesterday.
From
Angela Tatman
:
I purchased Melody Time actually for myself more so out of nostalgia. I loved Disney cartoons growing up. Now, I have a two year old that loves them just as much as I did, and by far he loves watching
Little Toot
and
Pecos Bill
. It's just so cute how he "toot-toot's" to the song. This just proves how talented Disney is, that a movie that was from 1948 can be passed down from generation to generation. Thanks for all the past, present, and future memories!
Credits
Director
Gerry "Clyde" Geronomi
Animator
Eric Larson
Oliver M. "Ollie" Johnston, Jr.
Robert "Bobe" Cannon
Rudy Larriva
Backgrounds
Brice Mack
Claude Coats
Layout
Hugh Hennesy
Effects Animation
Dan MacManus
George Rowley
Story Adaptation
Bill Cottrell
Jesse Marsh
Musical Direction
Eliot Daniel
Ken Darby
Screenshots
Submitted by eutychus
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History
10/23/2012
Screenshots added by eutychus
8/2/2013
Television info added by eutychus
11/5/2013
Tech specs added by eutychus
8/6/2014
Home video info added by eutychus
3/9/2017
Credits added by ToonStar95
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Bill Cottrell
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Jesse Marsh
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Eric Larson
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Oliver M. "Ollie" Johnston, Jr.
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Robert "Bobe" Cannon
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Rudy Larriva
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Dan MacManus
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George Rowley
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Hugh Hennesy
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Eliot Daniel
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Ken Darby
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Brice Mack
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Claude Coats
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