The Enchanted Square (Short 1947)

The Enchanted Square (Short 1947). 10m | Approved

“Here is another great cartoon from my childhood, because I remember having this cartoon on a VHS tape as a kid a long time ago. But alas, itu0026#39;s been lost over the years, and I couldnu0026#39;t find it ever since. Of course, thank God for YouTube. On YouTube, I found a really exquisite high-quality version of this cartoon, and I was impressed that a cartoon from Paramountu0026#39;s Famous Studio could be, well, exquisite, even from them; sorry to repeat u0026quot;exquisite.u0026quot;u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe story is about Raggedy Ann, who was mysteriously thrown in the trash and found by a kind police officer. The officer gives the rag doll to a blind girl named Billie. Raggedy Ann teaches the child about seeing the world through the power of imagination. That is all I have to say about this cartoon, folks. You know, in 1944, Famous Studios did a Raggedy Ann cartoon called u0026quot;Suddenly, Itu0026#39;s Spring,u0026quot; where Ann went up to the heavens to make the sun shine to make the sick little girl who owns her well. Of course, I love this cartoon even more.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAs I always point out in my reviews, I donu0026#39;t have a favorite scene because I love this cartoon from beginning to end. And also, I like to point out a message the cartoon has that, to me, is never too cliche.”