Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The foxy private toon detective comments and reacts on another classic cartoon short, but one that's currently "lost" in its original 1920s silent form and only exist online as an inferior redrawn-colorized version from the 1970s, complete with contemporary music added: Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat in "Jack From All Trade" (1927), redrawn and colorized for Radio & Television Packagers' "When Funnies Were Funny" syndicated TV package as "Mister Do-All" (1973). Sam can't help but find some of the added background music pretty groovy, and they also got Felix's color right for once!
Normally I wouldn't do such a commentary like this because of the library stock music that may prevent me from monetizing it, but so what? I just wanted to share this unusual piece of animation history!
All stock music tracks © 1960-1973 by Associated Production Music; FAIR USE!
The foxy private toon detective comments and reacts on another classic cartoon short, but one that's currently "lost" in its original 1920s silent form and only exist online as an inferior redrawn-colorized version from the 1970s, complete with contemporary music added: Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat in "Jack From All Trade" (1927), redrawn and colorized for Radio & Television Packagers' "When Funnies Were Funny" syndicated TV package as "Mister Do-All" (1973). Sam can't help but find some of the added background music pretty groovy, and they also got Felix's color right for once!
Normally I wouldn't do such a commentary like this because of the library stock music that may prevent me from monetizing it, but so what? I just wanted to share this unusual piece of animation history!
All stock music tracks © 1960-1973 by Associated Production Music; FAIR USE!
