Clint Clobber in “Flamboyant Arms” (1959)
The plot involves Clint trying to prepare an apartment complex for inspection, and hilarity ensues?
Category Archives: THUNDERBEAN THURSDAY
Independence Day in the USA, 2024
It’s Independence Day here- but before the usual 4th of July post, here’s some short Thunderbean news.
“Scrappy’s Camera Troubles” (1937)
Scrappy really should have some adult supervision in this week’s short since it would help him take proper care of other people’s property.
A Fleischer Animated Antic: “The Wizard of Arts” (1941)
Greetings, Gate! It’s a short TB Thursday today, with a short you’ve most likely not seen before.
Walter Lantz “The Rabbit Hunt” (1938)
From the little period at the Lantz studio where the animation was, at times, really swimmy – especially true of the cartoons that Les Kline directed.
Fox and Crow in “Be Patient, Patient” (1944)
Over the years, I’ve found I’m enjoying the Fox and Crow cartoons more than ever.
“Scrappy’s Big Moment” (1935)
You all know that I’m a Scrappy die-hard, but quite honestly… this really isn’t a great one.
Ub Iwerks For Boots Chemists
I realized last year that May 2013 marked ten years of my columns being posted here on Cartoon Research.
“A Faithful Burro and an Old Sour Dough” – Uranium Blues (1956)
The 1956 Terrytoons mark the end of an era in many ways. Here’s why.
Terrytoons “Sink or Swim” (1952)
From watching this and other Dinky cartoons, it’s pretty clear why the classic ‘It’s a Living’ was made.
