Off to the Races: The 90th Anniversary of Disney’s “The Tortoise and the Hare”
Adapted ninety years ago by Walt Disney and his artists in their 1935 Silly Symphony – and never forgotten.
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Walt Disney’s “Father Noah’s Ark” (1933)
Forecast calls for 40 days and 40 nights of rain, so climb aboard Noah’s ark for this week’s animator breakdown!
Disney’s “The Grasshopper And The Ants” (1934)
Oh, the world owes us a livin’ in this week’s animation breakdown! Based on the Aesop’s fable, The Grasshopper and the Ants has become a Disney classic. Click here for more information.
Disney’s Silly Symphony “Woodland Cafe” (1937)
Everybody’s truckin’ with this week’s breakdown, one of my favorite Silly Symphonies! Ward Kimball animates the final montage sequence in the film – perpetuating exuberant energy.
Disney’s “The Cookie Carnival” (1935)
This week’s breakdown is a deliciously sweet Silly Symphony! The Cookie Carnival is Chaplin-esque in nature – a tramp selflessly helps a poor woman succeed in her wishes.
