Animator Breakdown: “Trombone Trouble” (1944)
Here’s an animator breakdown I’ve wanted to present from the start: “Trombone Trouble” starring Donald Duck!
Tag Archives: Donald Duck
We, Robots! (Part 3) – Unfinished Business
It’s time to return to the subject of cartoons featuring robots, and the advances of mechanization into the war years.
A Thunderbean Thursday Halloween Throwback!
These are Steve’s favorite Halloween party cartoons. What are yours?
Where There’s Smoke (Part 13)
This week are clips from three features, a Disney educational special featuring Walt himself, a neat Tom and Jerry romp, and some late Paramount and Terrytoons
Where There’s Smoke (Part 7)
We conclude the 1930’s, then move on to a new decade, in this week’s survey of hot times in the old toons – tonight.
Morgan’s Ghost and Pirate’s Gold
Over the years, numerous ideas were submitted for a full length animated film featuring Mickey, Goofy and Donald Duck. Here’s a look at the first.
Flights of Fancy (Part 19): Supersonic Silliness
A superior batch of material presents itself this week, including several classic flying fools, and an array of animation superstars.
Flights of Fancy (Part 18): “Up” To Their Old Tricks
Finishing the ‘40’s and into the 1950’s, as the early years of the new decade provide a mix of small and large parts for airplanes.
Flights of Fancy (Part 16): Beyond the Blue Horizon is a Rising Sun
A mixed bag for this wrap-up of the war years, still providing some education to the troops, but beginning to serve up laughs again for the civilian audience.
The Original Voice of Donald Duck: Clarence Nash, Part 2
Walt Disney always felt that a voice was just one of many elements in a character, and actively tried not to publicize any particular vocal artist.
