Walt Disney’s “Father Noah’s Ark” (1933)
Forecast calls for 40 days and 40 nights of rain, so climb aboard Noah’s ark for this week’s animator breakdown!
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Harman-Ising’s “The Early Bird And The Worm” (1936)
The early bird gets the worm in this week’s animator breakdown – an MGM cartoon with animation by Bob Allen, Pete Burness and Jim Tyer!
RADIO ROUND-UP: Authentic Radio Voices in Cartoons
This installment of Radio Round-Up touches upon the character voices of radio that made appearances in animated shorts.
RADIO ROUND-UP: Arthur Q. Bryan
Today’s installment of Radio Round-Up explores the radio career of Arthur Q. Bryan, best known as the voice of Elmer Fudd.
RADIO ROUND-UP: Fibber McGee and Molly and The Great Gildersleeve
As promised, here’s the remainder of the various catchphrases used in cartoons that emanated from Fibber McGee.
RADIO ROUND-UP: The Johnson Wax Program Presents, Fibber McGee and Molly!
Ever wonder about those catch phrases we heard over and over in classic cartoons? Here’s where those funny lines come from.
MOONLIGHTING ANIMATION ARTISTS IN COMICS: Anton “Tony” Loeb
In the final installment of this month’s feature, our featured artist is background artist and illustrator Anton Loeb!
MOONLIGHTING ANIMATION ARTISTS IN COMICS: Joe Oriolo
Today’s artist is more notable than many of the others profiled on this column – from animator to entrepreneur, here’s Joe Oriolo!
Moonlighting Animation Artists in Comics: FRANK TIPPER
This week moonlighting artist in comics is Frank Tipper, who we’ll find out was more than just a character animator…
Moonlighting Animation Artists: Comics by George Gordon and Preston Blair
This week, we look into the only known comic book work by two major MGM animators, George Gordon and Preston Blair!
