Lantz-a Lot! (Part 13)
1943 would mark the final year in the decade’s output of Lantz cartoons to feature a mix of product by various directors.
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Lantz – a Lot! (Part 12)
Lantz continued to spotlight music in his new third series of releases of musical one-shots, aka “Swing Symphonies”.
Devon’s Projects 2026
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Lantz – a Lot! (Part 11)
A period of considerable change for Lantz and his studio.
Thad Reviews “Woody Woodpecker and Friends: Golden Age Collection”
The restorations here… what a pleasant surprise! Here are my “liner notes” for the cartoons featured.
Lantz – a Lot! (Part 10)
Now labeled “A New Universal Cartoon”, not because the cartoon content was new, but that the studio itself was under “New” management.
Lantz – a Lot! (Part 9)
In 1937 Lantz was trying to come up with a second series that would gain popularity, and put a great deal of effort into the monkeys Meany, Miny, and Moe.
Lantz – a Lot! (Part 8)
1935-1936 was an interesting year for Universal and Walter Lantz. For one thing, Oswald’s transformation into a naturalistic white bunny!
Lantz – a Lot! (Part 7)
Color experiments, higher budgets, and some lively James Dietrich music, allowed Lantz to respectably hold his head high during the mid 30s.
Lantz – a Lot! (Part 6)
Animation at Lantz studio was getting more elaborate, and more expensive. And more musical.
