can anyone tell me about a old cartoon with a owl?

Question

i was thinking and i remember this cartoon that came on a show called TOONHEADS on cartoon network when i was younge it was about a owl with a family he was a kid and everyone of his brothers and sisters played a instrument or something but he loved to sing he sung this little son it goes something like this but im not too sure but its all i remember " i love to singa about the moona in a junea in the springa about a time or two or three for two i love'a to i love'a to sing" lol its not the right words but it sounds something like that i would really like to see this cartoon or have the long lyrics at least if anybody find anything you can answer or email me on my yahoo screen name [e-mail] thanx

Answer 1

That is a very old Merrie Melodie cartoon

"I Love To Singa" (1936)

It is a cab calloway tune. here is the full song, although you never hear it and the cartoon at YouTube below

I love to sing-a
About the moon-a and the June-a and the spring-a,
I love to sing-a,
About a sky of blue-a, or a tea for two-a,
Anything-a with a swing-a to an I love you-a,
I love to, I love to sing!

Give me a song-a
About a son-a gun that went and done her wrong-a.
But keep it clean-a,
With a cottage small-a by a waterfall-a,
Any sob-a that will throb-a to a bluebird's call-a,
I love, I love to sing!

I was born a singin' fool-a,
Lah-de-dah!
Ol' Major Bowes is gonna spot me,
Got through Yale with boula-boula,
Lah-de-dah!

Old microphone's got me!

I love to sing-a,
I love to wake up with the south-a in my mouth-a,
And wave a flag-a,
With a cheer for Uncle Sammy and another for my mammy,
I love to sing!

The swingin'est,
Hot singin'est,
Bell-ringin'est,
Song singin'est
High tootin'est,
Sky tootin'est,
I love to sing!

Answer 2

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can anyone tell me about a old cartoon with a owl?
i was thinking and i remember this cartoon that came on a show called TOONHEADS on cartoon network when i was younge it was about a owl with a family he was a kid and everyone of his brothers and sisters played a instrument or something but he loved to sing he sung this little son it goes something...

Answer 3

Bamby is an old cartoon woth a lot of animals including an owl

Answer 4

it's a Merrie melodies cartoon "i love to singa" it's actually popular, comes up in the first episode of south park, with the visitors putting an antennae in cartman and if you read liberty meadows, it's in a strip also, the toon is a loose version of the jazz singer

Answer 5

Oh that is I Love to Singa! It is one of my favorites.. I remember singing that song all day when I first saw that cartoon.. It drove my parents nuts..

Answer 6

seems like this was one of the old "Looney Tunes comics from way back, but i havn't thought about it in 30 odd years. I wish i could give you more info, but good luck

Answer 7

I Love to Singa (1936, T. Avery): Classical music aficionado Professor Fritz Owl’s wife gives birth to jazz-adoring owlet. The Professor attempts to force his beliefs on his offspring. 4/10.

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Classic Warner Brothers cartoon, originally released July 18, 1936. Directed by Tex Avery, with Chuck Jones doing some of the animation.

This cartoon follows the life of young Owl Jolson. He was the fourth to be born to two music-loving parents ¹. His three siblings are born playing classical music (one comes out of the egg with a violin), but young Jolson comes out singing "I Love To Singa". His father, who prefers the classics, forces him to sing Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes. Jolson rebels, singing "I Love To Singa" sotto voce while his father's back is turned. His father catches him and gets mad, and Jolson runs away.

Jolson eventually ends up on the Jack Bunny Show. He sings his trademark song, and everyone is loving it until his frantic parents arrive at the studio.

On seeing his father, Jolson switches back to his dry rendition of "Drink To Me". His father notices that Jack Bunny is about to pull the plug on Jolson's career, so he encourages his son to sing the song he loves. Jolson does to, and everyone is happy.
The song itself is from "The Singing Kid" a (unsurprisingly) Warner Bros. film from 1936, starring (again, unsurprisingly) Al Jolson. There is little overlap between the movie and the short except the song, the character name, and the song being heard on the radio.

The complete lyrics were never sung in the cartoon, Owl sticking to the refrain. The full lyrics follow, with the cartoon lyrics in bold.

Harold Arlen, music
E. Y. Harburg, words

Ah! Oh! ain't it grand
to live and breathe
and let your chest expand.

Ah! The skies are blue,
The world's a song,
When life is notes to you,

I've got eternal youth because
I've got my heart where it belongs,
Don't care who makes the nation's laws
Long as I can sing its songs;

I love to sing-a,
about the moon-a
and the June-a
and the spring-a,
I love to sing-a
'bout the sky of blue-a,
or a tea for two-a,
anything-a with a swing-a
to an I love you-a, I love-a to, I love-a to sing!

Give me a song-a,
about the son-a-gun,
who went and done her wrong-a
but keep it clean-a;
With a cottage small-a
by the waterfall-a
any sob-a that'll throb-a
to a bluebird's call-a
I love-a to, I love-a to sing;

I was born a sing-in' fool-a,
La-de-da,
Major Bowes (Hollywood) is gonna spot me,
Got thru Yale,
with Boola Boola,
La-de-da,
Ole microphone's got me!

I love to sing-a
I love to wake up with the South-a
in my mouth-a,
and wave the flag-a,
With a cheer for Uncle Sammy
and another for my mammy,
I love to sing!

The cartoon also included another half-verse:
I love to sing-a,
I love to sing and never stop-a
'til i drop-a,

with the second half of the last verse finishing it off.

Answer 8

when you're younger?well how old are you?70?60?40?30?20????and how much younger?

Answer 9

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