Description[]
"Somebody toucha my spaghet" is a clip of a bear and his family entering their cottage, the bear (Papa Bear) then smacks himself on his head while explaining, "Somebody toucha my spaghet!"
History[]
The animation is a clip from a Terrytoons' 1939 short cartoon film The Three Bears. The cartoon is an animated adaptation of the children's fable Goldilocks and the Three Bears. However, this version makes several changes to the original, giving the bears a stereotypical thick Italian accent, having the bears eat spaghetti instead of porridge, and being welcoming to Goldilocks after she shows that she can play the fiddle. In the cartoon, the titular Three Bears find their home broken into. This studio began in 1929. It was one of the cheaper studios at the time. The cartoon was released to theaters on February 10, 1939. [1] Papa Bear was voiced by Arthur Kay. Little is known about Kay, but according to a newspaper[2], Kay has worked for the radio.
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