Cartoons About Cartoons (Part 5)
All action today takes place in 1938, and all from two studios: Warner Bros and Paramount.
All action today takes place in 1938, and all from two studios: Warner Bros and Paramount.
Now we can determine which music cues Carl Stalling used in the lost credits of several Warner cartoons, in their original release.
The musical highlights in the 1942-43 season of MGM cartoons.
Just for fun, emphasis this week is on some of the more obscure early television animation featuring circus themes.
The atmosphere of popcorn, peanuts, and balloons would retain its animated appeal, even as threats of a looming war began to grow.
A mixed bag of stormy offerings today from 1938, with heavy doses from Disney and Warner Brothers, and a side-dish from Terrytoons and Columbia.
1937 provided another eventful year for cartoon extremes of weather and climate conditions, though not necessarily tracking any similar events in the real world.
This week’s forecasts are predominated by the beginnings of the true Looney Tunes spirit.
Animation was growing in sophistication, with many of these downpours depicted quite elaborately – some even in color.
It’s an Oswald cartoon this week with lots of Bill Nolan animation in it.