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|title=<center>"Birds of a Feather"/"Woody and the Beanstalk" (original English version)</center>
|title=<center>"Birds of a Feather"/"Woody and the Beanstalk" (original English version)</center>
|image=Birds of a Feather title screen.jpg
|image=Birds of a Feather title screen.jpg
|imagecaption=The English title for "Birds of a Feather".
|imagecaption=The English title for "Birds of a Feather."
|status=<span style="color:green;">'''Found'''</span>
|status=<span style="color:green;">'''Found'''</span>
|datefound=<br>23 Jun '17 ("Woody and the Beanstalk") / 20 May '18 ("Birds of a Feather")
|datefound=<br>23 Jun 2017 ("Woody and the Beanstalk") / 20 May 2018 ("Birds of a Feather")
|foundby=C4N4L78, Recordo Obscura
|foundby=C4N4L78, and Recordo Obscura
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''Woody Woodpecker'' was an animated cartoon character created by Walter Lantz for Universal Studios, and particularly known for his trademark laughter. He was featured in over 190+ theatrical shorts produced by Walter Lantz's animation studios. The first 90 of his starring cartoon shorts are available on the two "Classic Cartoon Collection" DVD sets.  
''Woody Woodpecker'' was an animated cartoon character created by Walter Lantz for Universal Studios, and particularly known for his trademark laughter. He was featured in over 190+ theatrical shorts produced by Walter Lantz's animation studios. The first 90 of his starring cartoon shorts are available on the two "Classic Cartoon Collection" DVD sets.  
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"Birds of a Feather" (March 1965, directed by Sid Marcus) - Woody pesters one of his regular antagonists, Miss Meany, who is bird-watching.
"Birds of a Feather" (March 1965, directed by Sid Marcus) - Woody pesters one of his regular antagonists, Miss Meany, who is bird-watching.


"Woody and the Beanstalk" (March 1966, directed by Paul J. Smith) - A retelling of the fairy-tale, Jack and the Beanstalk, in which Woody climbs a magical beanstalk after unknowingly buying magical beans for Miss Meany (unbeknownst to her). He ends up above the clouds and discovers a castle belonging to a giant.
"Woody and the Beanstalk" (March 1966, directed by Paul J. Smith) - A retelling of the fairy-tale, Jack and the Beanstalk, in which Woody climbs a magical beanstalk after unknowingly buying magical beans for Miss Meany (unbeknownst to her). He ends up above the clouds and discovers a castle belonging to a giant (however, the only one that is living in the castle is a normal-sized middle-aged man).


==Availability==  
==Availability==  
These two, similar to many of the Woody cartoons unreleased on DVD as of yet, are largely circulating with either Russian or Spanish dubbed audio, depending on the video host, and their original English audio has not been recovered.
These two, similar to many of the Woody cartoons unreleased on DVD as of yet, are largely circulating with either Russian or Spanish dubbed audio, depending on the video host, and their original English audio has not been recovered.


A link to many of the previously missing English shorts (with the exception of these two) can be found via the RAR file here, with a MEGA or Dropbox folder of its contents needed as well.<ref>[http://www.mediafire.com/file/ygq7yq78zg7bj3x/Woody+Woodpecker+Volume+3%5Bv%5D.rar  The RAR folder containing the previously missing English shorts + all others except for the 2 mission ones.] Retrieved 19 Jun '17.</ref>
A link to many of the previously missing English shorts (with the exception of these two) can be found via the RAR file here, with a MEGA or Dropbox folder of its contents needed as well.<ref>[http://www.mediafire.com/file/ygq7yq78zg7bj3x/Woody+Woodpecker+Volume+3%5Bv%5D.rar  The RAR folder containing the previously missing English shorts + all others except for the 2 mission ones.] Retrieved 19 Jun '17</ref>


On June 23, 2017, Lost Media Wiki founder Dycaite got an email from C4N4L78 containing the English version of the short "Woody and the Beanstalk."  C4N4L78 says that it was (at the time) airing the English version of the episode in Brazil. The episode has been uploaded to Vimeo on the Lost Media Wiki channel. It has also been uploaded as a backup to Dropbox by LMW user 19MagicNumbers  with its opening titles added in as they were previously missing from the recording sent to the wiki.<ref>[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/oz78zfk1xlq4dy8/AAB3dKaaEWehV-Sx12tVTcKPa?dl=0 The Dropbox link to the English version of "Woody and the Beanstalk".] Retrieved 23 Jun '17.</ref>
On June 23rd, 2017, Lost Media Wiki founder Dycaite got an email from C4N4L78 containing the English version of the short "Woody and the Beanstalk."  C4N4L78 says that it was (at the time) airing the English version of the episode in Brazil. The episode has been uploaded to Vimeo on the Lost Media Wiki channel. It has also been uploaded as a backup to Dropbox by LMW user 19MagicNumbers  with its opening titles added in as they were previously missing from the recording sent to the wiki.<ref>[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/oz78zfk1xlq4dy8/AAB3dKaaEWehV-Sx12tVTcKPa?dl=0 The Dropbox link to the English version of "Woody and the Beanstalk".] Retrieved 23 Jun '17</ref>


On May 20, 2018, the English version of "Birds of a Feather" was made available online after a copy of a vinyl record titled ''Woody Woodpecker and his Wacky Friends'' – containing the audio of the short along with five others – caught the attention of fans.<ref>[https://recordoobscura.blogspot.com.br/2010/08/woody-woodpecker-and-his-wacky-friends.html Recordo Obscura: the soundtrack of nobody's life: ''Woody Woodpecker and his Wacky Friends'']. Reuploaded in May '18.</ref> Since this audio also contained narration not originally found on the short, excerpts of the available Brazilian recording were spliced in to clean it up – material courtesy of C4N4L78, Raphael' and Alexandre Bizzolato in addition to the original found on Recordo Obscura.
On May 20th, 2018, the English version of "Birds of a Feather" was made available online after a copy of a vinyl record titled ''Woody Woodpecker and his Wacky Friends'' – containing the audio of the short along with five others – caught the attention of fans.<ref>[https://recordoobscura.blogspot.com.br/2010/08/woody-woodpecker-and-his-wacky-friends.html Recordo Obscura: the soundtrack of nobody's life: ''Woody Woodpecker and his Wacky Friends''.] Reuploaded in May '18</ref> Since this audio also contained narration not originally found on the short, excerpts of the available Brazilian recording were spliced in to clean it up – material courtesy of C4N4L78, Raphael' and Alexandre Bizzolato in addition to the original found on Recordo Obscura.


==Videos==
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  |description1 ="Woody and the Beanstalk" original English audio (Courtesy of C4N4L78).
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==Gallery for Birds of a Feather==
==Gallery for Birds of a Feather==
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File:Woody and the Beanstalk 5.jpg
File:Woody and the Beanstalk 5.jpg
</gallery>
</gallery>
==Videos==
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  |service1    =vimeo
  |id1          =222849399
  |description1 ="Woody and the Beanstalk" original English audio (Courtesy of C4N4L78).
}}
==External Links==
==External Links==
*[http://www.intanibase.com/gac/lantz/1965.aspx The page where the "Birds of a Feather" pictures were found.]
*[http://www.intanibase.com/gac/lantz/1965.aspx The page where the "Birds of a Feather" pictures were found.]
*[http://www.intanibase.com/gac/lantz/1966.aspx The page where the "Woody and the Beanstalk" pictures were found.]
*[http://www.intanibase.com/gac/lantz/1966.aspx The page where the "Woody and the Beanstalk" pictures were found.]
*[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/oz78zfk1xlq4dy8/AAB3dKaaEWehV-Sx12tVTcKPa?dl=0 Woody the Woodpecker's Dropbox files.]
*[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/oz78zfk1xlq4dy8/AAB3dKaaEWehV-Sx12tVTcKPa?dl=0 Woody the Woodpecker's Dropbox files.]
*[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByiSNIJGyjPSRTJQdWg1dmV3Zms/view The Google Drive link to the English episode of "Woody and the Beanstal".]
*[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByiSNIJGyjPSRTJQdWg1dmV3Zms/view The Google Drive link to the English episode of "Woody and the Beanstalk".]
*[https://www.4shared.com/video/z-IyWly4ee/Meu_Filme.html 4shared link to the English version of "Birds of a Feather".]  
*[https://www.4shared.com/video/z-IyWly4ee/Meu_Filme.html 4shared link to the English version of "Birds of a Feather".]
*[https://archive.org/details/woody-59-72 Internet Archive page containing all of the missing English Woody shorts, including the English versions of "Birds of a Feather" and "Woody and the Beanstalk".]


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 04:55, 8 May 2022

Birds of a Feather title screen.jpg

The English title for "Birds of a Feather."

Status: Found

Date found:
23 Jun 2017 ("Woody and the Beanstalk") / 20 May 2018 ("Birds of a Feather")

Found by: C4N4L78, and Recordo Obscura

Woody Woodpecker was an animated cartoon character created by Walter Lantz for Universal Studios, and particularly known for his trademark laughter. He was featured in over 190+ theatrical shorts produced by Walter Lantz's animation studios. The first 90 of his starring cartoon shorts are available on the two "Classic Cartoon Collection" DVD sets.

Recently, the Woody cartoons from 1959 until the final one released in 1972, and of which the majority are only circulating on video sites dubbed into foreign languages, were recently recovered in English via a MySpleen torrent. However, two of the cartoons that are included in this collection lack their respective English audio.

Plot

"Birds of a Feather" (March 1965, directed by Sid Marcus) - Woody pesters one of his regular antagonists, Miss Meany, who is bird-watching.

"Woody and the Beanstalk" (March 1966, directed by Paul J. Smith) - A retelling of the fairy-tale, Jack and the Beanstalk, in which Woody climbs a magical beanstalk after unknowingly buying magical beans for Miss Meany (unbeknownst to her). He ends up above the clouds and discovers a castle belonging to a giant (however, the only one that is living in the castle is a normal-sized middle-aged man).

Availability

These two, similar to many of the Woody cartoons unreleased on DVD as of yet, are largely circulating with either Russian or Spanish dubbed audio, depending on the video host, and their original English audio has not been recovered.

A link to many of the previously missing English shorts (with the exception of these two) can be found via the RAR file here, with a MEGA or Dropbox folder of its contents needed as well.[1]

On June 23rd, 2017, Lost Media Wiki founder Dycaite got an email from C4N4L78 containing the English version of the short "Woody and the Beanstalk." C4N4L78 says that it was (at the time) airing the English version of the episode in Brazil. The episode has been uploaded to Vimeo on the Lost Media Wiki channel. It has also been uploaded as a backup to Dropbox by LMW user 19MagicNumbers with its opening titles added in as they were previously missing from the recording sent to the wiki.[2]

On May 20th, 2018, the English version of "Birds of a Feather" was made available online after a copy of a vinyl record titled Woody Woodpecker and his Wacky Friends – containing the audio of the short along with five others – caught the attention of fans.[3] Since this audio also contained narration not originally found on the short, excerpts of the available Brazilian recording were spliced in to clean it up – material courtesy of C4N4L78, Raphael' and Alexandre Bizzolato in addition to the original found on Recordo Obscura.

Videos

"Woody and the Beanstalk" original English audio (Courtesy of C4N4L78).

Gallery for Birds of a Feather

Gallery for Woody and the Beanstalk

External Links

References