Warner Club News (1951)
Once again, we take a peek behind the scenes of the Warner Bros. Cartoon Department via the monthly columns in the in-house studio newsletter.
Once again, we take a peek behind the scenes of the Warner Bros. Cartoon Department via the monthly columns in the in-house studio newsletter.
The square dance fad is at a fever pitch in the Warner Bros. cartoon studio in 1950… the same year Hillbilly Hare hits the screen.
Selzer thinks Freleng’s His Bitter Half is the best Daffy Duck cartoon ever made, Bill Melendez leaves Warner Bros. for UPA – and a recipe for cheesecake! What more do you want?
More clippings from the in-house Warner Bros. employee newsletter – and much of interest for those researching the history of Looney Tunes.
Another year’s worth of columns written by the staff at the Warner Bros. Cartoon Department – plus a gallery of caricatures used in these columns.
First the bad news – USC only has three months of Warner Club News for us in 1946. The good news: there’s lots of odd stuff for us to decipher among these few pages.
Once again we present another six months of columns devoted to the Warner Bros. Cartoon Department, written by either Warren Foster, Tedd Pierce or Michael Maltese back in the day.
The first of a new series of posts containing the Warner Bros. Cartoons column from the studio’s in-house organ, Warner Club News.
Pixar’s Luxo Jr. didn’t win an Oscar – and neither did Osamu Tezuka, John Canemaker or Wendy Tilby among many other notable filmmakers in 1986. Here’s an overview of the field.
The Academy shorts branch had to sit through the Bill Melendez Betty Boop special. That ought to teach ’em for never awarding anything to Max Fleischer.