Van Beuren Music 1934-35
Winston Sharples depended on his own compositions, rather than the standards used for years.
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Van Beuren Music: Late 1933 – Early 1934
1934 was a year of change, which included the passing of the musical baton from Gene Rodemich to Winston Sharples.
Felix The Cat in “Bold King Cole” (1936)
Since we’ll be using a Technicolor negative for the final set, I thought it would be nice to share a 35mm Tech print we’ve scanned now.
The Technicolor Rainbow Parades: A Progress Report
Notes on scanning and restoration – and a first sneak peak!
Van Beuren Music: Late 1932 – 1933
In 1932, at the movies, the musical had returned to popular favor, and even the cartoons seemed to be improving.
Van Beuren Music 1932-33
The 1932-33 season was very good for RKO Pictures – and Van Beuren’s cartoon division.
Van Beuren Music 1932
RKO-Radio Pictures seemed to be satisfied with what Van Bueren put out – especially true with regard to their cartoons.
Van Beuren Music 1931
1931 was a busy year for Gene Rodemich, his orchestra, and the ever-increasing use of a male quartet.
Van Beuren Music – 1930-31
The Van Beuren cartoons managed to chug along, despite issues over their use of Farmer Al Falfa and Mickey Mouse look-alikes.
Van Beuren Tom and Jerry – Part 3
There are a few situations where context is important to help understand the original intention.
