I saw this for the first time this past weekend and was just curious who might have played tuba on this. It was nothing dazzling, but sparked my curiosity.
Have a look/listen yourself: Tuba Tooter
BTW, these first Tom & Jerry's were just a couple of goofy guys...not the famous cat and mouse we have grown accustomed to.
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Re: The Tuba Tooter (1932) - Tom & Jerry cartoon
http://www.esquire.com/drinks/tom-and-j ... ink-recipetubapress wrote:BTW, these first Tom & Jerry's were just a couple of goofy guys.
Before they were anyone, they were a really noxious drink. In my bartending days I made a few. Definitely an aquired taste.
Chuck
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That cartoon is hilarious 
I love those old cartoons, they are so much better than the crap we have today.
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Re: The Tuba Tooter (1932) - Tom & Jerry cartoon
Just remember that The Simpsons look the way they do because of a fine Sousaphone player - David Silverman.tooba wrote:That cartoon is hilarious
And what about "Ren & Stimpy," "South Park," "Invader Zim," and all those great Jay Ward cartoons? I like the classics too, I just think there are some interesting new and "post classic period" cartoons.
And a lot of cr@p!