Cubby Bear in “Sinister Stuff” (1934)
I had forgotten how good some of the animation is in the short — and was especially impressed by the camera work.
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A New Year, New Old Mice!!!
“Mischievous Mice” (1934)
The three Harman-Ising Cubby shorts are really more Bosko than they are Cubby. All are pretty enjoyable.
Cubby Bear in “Galloping Fanny” (1933)
Here’s a Cubby you won’t be seeing on MeTV Toons… at least I don’t think so.
Rainbow Parade Preview: “Trolley Ahoy” (1936)
For this week’s post, I thought it would be a good time to share one of the films we’ve prepared for the Blu-ray.
Two Springtimes: “Springtime” (1929) and “Spring Song” (1949)
…both late – considering summer is almost done!
Columbia Week Continues: Scrappy in “The Man of Tin” (1940)
Some of the animation in this short is really fun – despite the cartoons bewildering story.
Swiped Before It’s Even Out!
Thunderbean’s restoration in “Rubber Hose Rampage” – ripped right from the preview we first showed here!
Van Beuren’s “Gypped In Egypt” (1930)
One of my favorites of the early sound era, and I bet if you’re a Van Beuren fan it’s one of your favorites too.
Cubby Bear in “Love’s Labor Won” (1933)
It’s definitely a Van Beuren sort of day here….
Little Birds Know Everything! “A Little Bird Told Me” (1934)
The ‘Toddle Tales’ that Van Beuren produced have always been favorites of mine for their strangeness and appeal.
