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With the opening of the new Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, at long last, the bastard stepchild is welcome at the table in Hollywood.
Category Archives: Animation History
Popeye’s 65th TV Anniversary
It was sixty five years ago this month the Popeye theatrical films made their national television debut in 1956. Let’s Celebrake!
Some Advance Notes on “Tex Avery Screwball Classics” Volume 3
As you likely have heard, the Warner Archive Collection will release a third Tex Avery collection on Blu-ray and DVD on October 5th. Here are the details.
Fred Ladd, The Godfather of “Astro Boy” (1927-2021)
Today we mark the passing of the man Osamu Tezuka, the God of Manga, dubbed “the Godfather of Astro Boy”!
Marketing of Animated Cartoons in the 1930s (Part 2)
Continuing my case study of the Loew’s theater chain in New York City, and how they booked their cartoon shorts – studio by studio.
Marketing of Animated Cartoons in the 1930s: A Case Study of the Loew’s Chain in New York City
A special report on the distribution and marketing of cartoon shorts during the golden age of Hollywood.
Lost Warner Bros. Original Titles
Here, feast your eyes on these: a selection of rarely seen Looney Tunes title cards and credits.
Lost Terrytoons
A brief look at a few black & white Terrytoons released between 1938 and 1942 that were omitted from the TV package.
My Top Ten Favorite Bugs Bunny Cartoons
Here’s my list of Bugs Bunny’s I can watch over and over. The ones I believe contain the quintessential personalty of the character.
The Secret Origin of Deputy Dawg
The exact story of how Deputy Dawg was developed is incomplete, but early press coverage and related research bring new revelations to light.
