Tom & Jerry’s Greatest “Hits”
The perfect opportunity to look back at their animated career by re-visiting some of their more popular films.
Tag Archives: Warner Bros.
Dancing Around “Cats Don’t Dance” (1997)
The Los Angeles Times stated that only fifteen people attended the first matinee screening in a theater in Pasadena. It’s gone on to become a cult classic.
Toon Titans
How did the DC comics series Teen Titans become their “Toon” Titans? Here’s the story.
The “Toby Danger” Pilot
A twelve minute parody of Jonny Quest went on to become the stuff of legend.
Warner Club News (1952 & 1953)
1953 was one of turmoil in the Warner Bros. front office, as TV began to affect box office figures; theatrical screen shapes and size were changing – and 3D was now in demand.
The Mills Brothers in Cartoons – Part 2
Although the Mills Brothers appeared in three of Max Fleischer’s “Screen Songs”, other studios went out of their way to obtain a Mills Brothers sound — if needed.
Chatting with Curt Perkins and Lee Halpern
Today’s Golden Awards interviews are with two animation veterans who have been largely lost to animation history, Curtiss D. Perkins and Lee Halpern.
“Bugs Bunny Sings” On Capitol Records
To get a head start on celebrating Bugs Bunny’s July 27 birthday, here are some vintage musical gems from the golden age of 78 RPM children’s records. BUGS BUNNY SINGS…
Animation Auction Alert!
Opening this month at the Van Eaton Galleries in Sherman Oaks, California, is a preview showing of original animation art being offered in an incredible auction by Profiles in History….
Cartoon Music Cue Sheets
Cue Sheets are legally obligated paperwork that started at the dawn of sound motion pictures – and are still required for all motion pictures and television shows still today. This…
