The Music of Van Beuren Studios 1929
1929 saw Van Beuren cartoons with peppy music tracks, and an occasional line of dialogue.
1929 saw Van Beuren cartoons with peppy music tracks, and an occasional line of dialogue.
Third Van Beuren cartoon post this week. Enjoy!
This week we start a new series with the focus on music in the cartoons produced by Amadee J. Van Beuren.
One more visit with Van Beuren’s Tom and Jerry before their visit to replication.
We’ve featured this cartoon before—it’s nice to finally see it as close as possible now to its original version.
A companion to last week’s post about working on the Van Beuren Tom and Jerry cartoons for Blu-ray.
I recorded a short video to showcase some of the Van Beuren Tom and Jerry project we’ve been working on.
With a cast of hundreds of staring-straight-forward animals, it’s a fun one reel of entertainment.
If Fleischer cartoons from 1931 are like candy, the Lantz Oswalds from this period are like homemade cookies. Today, a delicious cookie!
Eshbaugh’s work in the 30s and 40s has always fascinated me— and good versions of his work became one of the big motivators for Thunderbean.
