Van Beuren’s “Redskin Blues” (1932)
Redskin Blues is what you’d expect from Van Beuren – always some fun things to keep things lively.
Tag Archives: Tom & Jerry
Tom & Jerry’s Greatest “Hits”
The perfect opportunity to look back at their animated career by re-visiting some of their more popular films.
“Puzzled Pals” (1933) Gets Nicely Cleaned Up
It’s not the top cartoon of the series, but I thought I’d share it this week – a scan from Mark Kausler’s very nice 16mm print.
A Thunderbean Thursday Halloween Throwback!
These are Steve’s favorite Halloween party cartoons. What are yours?
Talking Cartoon Character Dolls
Instead of a cartoon this week, let’s look at some cartoon-related talking dolls!
A “Note” of Comedy: The 75th Anniversary of “The Cat Concerto”
The over-the-top cartoon violence of Tom and Jerry and classical music shouldn’t make for a perfect pair, but that’s precisely what they are in this Oscar winning classic.
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.
Thunderbean Survey, News and “Pots and Pans” (1932) in HD!
Tom Stathes’ print is easily the best I’ve ever seen on this title. It’s 16mm but could fool you into thinking you’re looking at 35mm.
Hit the Beach (Part 9)
Today we follow animation’s sun-worshipers into the later 1950’s. Pass the bottle of Coppertone QT, if you please.
Hit the Beach (Part 7)
Once again, Old Sol’s rays bear down upon Toontown, driving its late 40’s and early 50’s population to the coastline to beat the heat.
