The 50th Cartoon Carnival
The *50th* Cartoon Carnival, which commences at 8pm on Saturday November 19th, 2016 in Brooklyn, is specifically dedicated to rarities. On ‘reel’ 16mm film, too.
Category Archives: CARTOONS ON FILM
Bringing Bobby Bumps to Home Video
My next scheduled project is an introductory Bobby Bumps collection. For those of you not familiar with Bobby, he was the creation of early animation pioneer Earl Hurd.
A “Cartoons On Film” Thursday: A Bray Update
What, no Thunderbean Thursday? This week an update on the long-awaited Blu-ray and DVD of a new Bray Studios cartoon restoration project.
UPDATE: “Cartoon Carnival: The Documentary”
I recently promised more news for everyone, and now I am happy to finally share it with readers. Here’s our latest trailer and exclusive clips of our documentary film-in-progress.
Bray Studio Kickstarter Project
Today we are proud to announce news of Tommy Stathes first Kickstarter campaign for his next archival project: Cartoon Roots, The Bray Studios. Here are the details.
Cartoon Carnival Summer Shows
The summer season here in New York City promises to be an exciting one for archival animation screenings, especially as far as early animation is concerned. Here’s information on my next two public shows.
A Lesson In Love: “Cupid Gets His Man” (1936)
It’s almost that time again…Valentine’s Day. Depending on who you ask, it’s either a wondrous holiday filled with cards, candies and dates, or a miserable day to stew in your…
My “Cartoon Roots”
As Cartoon Researchers, what might ‘Cartoon Roots’ mean to you? For me, it has a double meaning. Firstly, it’s the title of my brand new (and first!) Blu-Ray/DVD combo release…
Cartoon Carnival: “Christmas Frolics” with Pooch The Pup
It’s almost Christmas, and there’s no better way to celebrate it Stathes-style than with a 16mm Cartoon Carnival event. I have to say, the annual Christmas show in my series…
“Cartoon Carnival: The Documentary”
Cartoon Researchers, this year has simply been a fantastic one when it comes to special projects that have been realized in our circles. I really do think the wonderful Turner…
