A Thunderbean Cartoon Life
A little bit of history here this week about a little company we call Thunderbean!
Tag Archives: Cubby Bear
Cubby Bear in “Sinister Stuff” (1934)
I had forgotten how good some of the animation is in the short — and was especially impressed by the camera work.
A New Year, New Old Mice!!!
“Mischievous Mice” (1934)
The three Harman-Ising Cubby shorts are really more Bosko than they are Cubby. All are pretty enjoyable.
Cubby Bear in “Galloping Fanny” (1933)
Here’s a Cubby you won’t be seeing on MeTV Toons… at least I don’t think so.
Cubby Bear returns: “Bubbles and Troubles” (1933)
I really enjoy the freewheeling nature of the Cubbys in this little period.
Van Beuren’s “The Nut Factory” (1933)
The story work, the gags, the funny designs and animation are all so much fun.
Van Beuren Music: Late 1933 – Early 1934
1934 was a year of change, which included the passing of the musical baton from Gene Rodemich to Winston Sharples.
Van Beuren Music: More 1933
More from the prolific year 1933, with RKO still riding high, and its cartoon output continuing to improve in its technical abilities.
Unpredictable as Weather (Part 6)
Mickey, Cubby, Oswald, Terrytoons dogs, and a couple of chances to follow the bouncing ball leave our casts weather-beaten and with a stormy disposition.
Cubby Bear in “The Last Mail” (1933)
The third film in the Cubby series, Mannie Davis gets the sole credit on the film. My guess is that Davis, as director, was also the lead animator.
