Classic Cartoons About Working, In Honor of Labor Day
To commemorate the Holiday weekend, what follows are three classic cartoons, in which iconic characters are hard at work.
Tag Archives: Chuck Jones
Classic Cartoons That Are Perfect for Father’s Day
Continuing our annual tradition, here are some classic cartoon shorts that celebrate Dads, this year with titles suggested by our readers
The 75th Anniversary of “Rabbit Fire”
There are a number of iconic moments from classic cartoons, and Rabbit Fire has a lot of them.
Therefore Art Thou, Conrad?
Does anyone (besides us geeks at Cartoon Research) really miss or even care about Conrad the Cat?
An “Oops” Addendum – and A Few Plugs of Interest
Odds, Ends, Events and a Plug – a filler post for today.
The 70th Anniversary of “One Froggy Evening”
Lets celebrate Chuck Jones masterwork of an animated short on its platinum anniversary.
Looking Back at “The Phantom Tollbooth”
A mathematical world serves as the cure for boredom in this live action/animated movie celebrating its fifty-fifth anniversary this fall.
Paws for Patriotism: Looking back at “Yankee Doodle Cricket”
This 1975 TV special, produced, written, and directed by Chuck Jones, is a sequel to The Cricket in Times Square.
“Dance of the Comedians – 75 Years of the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote”
Looking at the recent publication from BearManor Media, and asking its author, Dan Sendker, some questions.
Picture Perfect: The 85th Anniversary of “Elmer’s Candid Camera”
This early Chuck Jones short features a redesigned Elmer and an early appearance of Bugs.
