Where There’s Smoke (Part 5)
I’m hot under the collar to continue expounding upon fire-fighting cartoons – and this week nearly all the major studios are represented.
I’m hot under the collar to continue expounding upon fire-fighting cartoons – and this week nearly all the major studios are represented.
Our 1930’s firehouse toons will steam up your glasses and light a hotfoot under your funny bone. So grab a chair (preferably of inflammable material)!
Fire your imagination! Ignite your passions! It’s chapter three of our rundown of cartoons dealing with fire and firefighters.
The summer intensifies and the temperature climbs, putting us right in the mood for our present subject of fire extinguishment.
It’s supposed to be prohibited speech to yell “Fire!” in a crowded theater. So we’ll stay within the law, opening this new series by yelling “Theater!” at a crowded fire.
We’ve just about reached the end of the runway. Your tray tables should be up and in locked position.
Total Television Productions was luckier – and flew higher – than many early small-budget producers for the small screen.
Our instruments are beginning to give indication that we are nearing our final destination.
A rundown of Warner Bros. TV Animation – on the runways.
From Mickey Mouse in “Plane Crazy” to Ludwig Von Drake, the Rescuers and the Disneytoon “Planes” – Disney never gave up on its characters in the air.