Scrappy in “The Great Experiment” (1934)
Mad scientists and being jolted into the future are as much science fiction as spooky Halloween, and that’s good enough for me.
Tag Archives: Scrappy
Where There’s Smoke (Part 4)
Our 1930’s firehouse toons will steam up your glasses and light a hotfoot under your funny bone. So grab a chair (preferably of inflammable material)!
Where There’s Smoke (Part 2)
The summer intensifies and the temperature climbs, putting us right in the mood for our present subject of fire extinguishment.
Scrappy in “Camping Out” (1932)
This week I’m showing a nearly perfect Scrappy cartoon. But more importantly, I managed to get Aesop’s Fables Volume 1 off to replication!
Scrappy in “The Concert Kid” (1934)
As a teenager, I remember watching this print over and over, and showing it to friends as well. Now I show it to you.
Flights of Fancy (Part 2): More First Contacts
Ready to rise above it all? Then continue with us as we soar to new heights with our overview of ‘toons about planes.
“The Pooch Parade” (1940)
This week’s cartoon could never be considered one of the best of the Scrappy series, but the animation is still quite fun.
Scrappy is not good with babies: “Park your Baby” (1939).
In this story, Scrappy is working at a department store watching children at the nursery — a coat check of sorts to ‘park your baby’ while you shop. Chaos ensues.
Scrappy in “Graduation Exercises” (1935)
It’s Scrappy time again — just as every day should be.
Scrappy in “The Dog Snatcher” (1931)
It was the fourth released in the series and especially notable for a series of very Fleischer-esque moments that are all pretty enjoyable.
