Purely History on Instagram: "The House of Tomorrow (1949) is a Tex Avery animated short that parodies the futuristic promotional films of its era. Instead of serious predictions, it delivers a rapid sequence of absurd inventions inside a “modern” home. Viewers see a sandwich maker that shuffles ingredients like cards, a tanning bed with a giant spatula, a pressure cooker that explodes, and a refrigerator where a tiny figure flips off the light. The mother-in-law jokes run throughout, from her l

Cartoon on Instagram: "The House of Tomorrow is a classic Tex Avery cartoon from 1949 that satirizes futuristic inventions and the optimism of mid-20th-century science. Presented as a tour through a “model home of the future,” it shows off wild gadgets and modern conveniences, each more ridiculous than the last. From automatic food dispensers to robot helpers, the cartoon plays on the idea that technology will make life effortless. The humor comes from Tex Avery’s signature exaggeration and dark

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