“Movie Phoney News” (1938) – A New Universal Cartoon!
I’ve always been fascinated by the really odd films that are a part of the regular release schedules at pretty much every studio. Here’s one from Lantz.
Tag Archives: Walter Lantz
Dynamo Doc in “Freeloading Feline” (1960)
This isn’t a really bad cartoon, but there’s really not much to recommend it either – unless you are a diehard fan of 60s Lantz.
Walter Lantz Stories
Growing up I was generally dismissive of most of Walter Lantz’s cartoon output – especially in the later years – but with age comes a more mature perspective.
Manuel Moreno and Bill Nolan
How an Oswald the Lucky Rabbit animator learned from a ‘secret’ instructional, whose author then joined him at Universal.
Bill Nolan Teaches Disney a Lesson
Here’s the evidence that a mail-order lesson by a notable animator reached an even more famous student.
New York Animation: A Tour of Bray Studios – Part 2
Continuing the story of Bray Studios – from their entertainment shorts in the 1920s through its later reorganization devoted to educational and industrial films.
“GUESS WHO??” Voice Artists in the Woody Woodpecker Cartoons
To accompany this important release I would like to provide a guide to the often obscure actors heard as voices in Walter Lantz cartoons represented in this collection.
The Jack Hannah Filmography at Walter Lantz
As a follow up to my recent post on Jack Hannah at Lantz, here’s a listing of his theatrical shorts for that studio.
In His Own Words: Jack Hannah on Walter Lantz
Here are some excerpts about the Lantz studio from one of my interviews with Jack Hannah.
Courtroom Drama (Part 2): Morning Calendar
All Rise. Court is again in session.
