Paramount/Famous Studios “The Little Brown Jug” (1948)
A whole cartoon about cute, drunk characters – and then inviting the audience sing-along to celebrate.
A whole cartoon about cute, drunk characters – and then inviting the audience sing-along to celebrate.
Prelinger Archives rocks! That’s not an opinion, it’s an indisputable truth. Tis’ a magical wonderland of art and education.
By popular demand (?!?)… A Screen Song!
Jack Dazzo fit right in with the Famous Studios crew.
The Screen Songs from the 40s are a series we’ve scanned a lot of, but there’s never been an ‘official’ set.
A few month’s back I won a rare Kodachrome print of the first Noveltoon from Famous Studios. Take a look!
An unsung master of the profession. Unsung, until you talk to the folks he worked with, when his name is constantly raised and praised.
Why would Paramount would choose to rename the “Screen Songs” series as “Kartunes” in 1951 while still maintaining style and content as before?
There were several who would wither achieve their own series later or become recognized “Stars” when Harvey featured the characters in comics and television.
By 1950, it was clear that there was a demand for more Casper – so, a theme song was commissioned from writers Mack David and Jerry Livingston.