Scanning A Terrytoon in 35mm Tech!
Watch me scan a Mighty Mouse cartoon, “A Soapy Opera” (1953).
Watch me scan a Mighty Mouse cartoon, “A Soapy Opera” (1953).
Like many of the Terrytoons of this period, it works hard to have you laugh at every shot of the film – either with action or just the bizarre funny drawings.
Terrytoons don’t often get noted for their backgrounds, but they really should – since there’s so much beautiful layout and painting work in these shorts.
This was a “lost” cartoon to me…. I once had a print and it was either stolen or I lost it. It wasn’t until this week, 40 years later that I actually, finally saw it!
All right. You’ve all forced my hand. A number of additional, unmentioned titles on the subject seem to merit discussion.
In this nearly plotless short, Puddy chases birds, plays with a ball, plays with Kittens, and is confronted by cows from a 1932 Terrytoon.
I’m taking a break from chatting about Thunderbean at all this week… Other than showing a Dinky cartoon!
Heckle and Jeckle, one of the icons of the golden age of animation, are celebrating their 80th anniversary.
More studies of animation mishaps, focusing on different varieties – including characters who can’t figure out whose line it is!
I want to hear about your least favorite cartoons…. and here are a few of mine.
