Music of Van Beuren Studios – More From 1930
1930 saw Gene Rodemich replace Carl Edouarde as the orchestra leader.
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The Cartoon Closet: Van Beuren Tom and Jerry – Part 1
Today we welcome a new semi-regular contributor to the Cartoon Research fold – with a new focus of research.
“The Complete Animated Adventures of The Little King” on Blu-ray!
The Little King blu-ray set is back from replication! Here’s “Marching Along” with the Rufle Baton, now shared with everyone here.
“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.
The Little King in ‘A Royal Good Time’ • Cleanup in Progress
Here’s a little sneak peak at a scan is from a silent 16mm print that we’re still working on.
“Jolly Good Felons” (1934)
This lovely print is easily the best I’ve seen on this short – complete with its original titles.
Updates, Eyvind Earle Restoration Project, and “The Tuba Tooter” (1932)
Devon Baxter did the clean up on this print – and suggested it would make a good Thunderbean Thursday post, so I’m taking him up on that! He did an absolutely great job.
Thunderbean News and “The Family Shoe” (1931)
I like a lot of things about this scrappy little cartoon. It’s exuberance in simple design and execution makes it hard to not smile while watching.
Cubby Bear in “The Last Mail” (1933)
The third film in the Cubby series, Mannie Davis gets the sole credit on the film. My guess is that Davis, as director, was also the lead animator.
Absolutely a New York cartoon: “Trouble” (1931)
This is the third Tom and Jerry short and I don’t think another cartoon has them drawn quite like they’re drawn in many shots here.
