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fulano7
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2020-08-12T19:59:14Z
Does anybody know some reliable source on which Terrytoons are lost? Especially, which ones are really lost/partially lost (missing elements) in either negative or print, like "Honest Love and True" and "He Can't Make It Stick". I'm unable to find such info on Terrytoons.
I always come to TTTP in Exile in the hope of finding news about Warner announcing Tex Avery Collection.
Justin Delbert
2020-08-12T20:33:48Z
Is it possible to contact UCLA TV and Film Archive since they have the inventory on the Terrytoons?
Yowp
2020-08-13T00:57:53Z
Originally Posted by: Justin Delbert 

Is it possible to contact UCLA TV and Film Archive since they have the inventory on the Terrytoons?



A search on the UCLA web site will easily answer that question.

Yowp
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fulano7
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2020-08-13T01:16:45Z
Sure! I didn't remember that UCLA had the Terrytoons library, only remembered about Famous Studios and Fleischer.

Thank you
I always come to TTTP in Exile in the hope of finding news about Warner announcing Tex Avery Collection.
nickramer
2020-08-13T01:53:47Z
"He Can't Make It Stick" is a missing Columbia/ Screen Gems short, not Terrytoons.
Tommy Stathes
2020-08-14T15:31:46Z
And, Honest Love and True is a Fleischer short, not a Terrytoon.

Like most archives, UCLA's database does not reflect their complete holdings.
fulano7
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2020-08-17T18:12:52Z
Originally Posted by: nickramer 

"He Can't Make It Stick" is a missing Columbia/ Screen Gems short, not Terrytoons.



Originally Posted by: Tommy Stathes 

And, Honest Love and True is a Fleischer short, not a Terrytoon.



I know. I just wanted to exemplify lost cartoons from other studios, known to be (partially) lost according to reliable sources, where I retrieved the info.

Originally Posted by: Tommy Stathes 

Like most archives, UCLA's database does not reflect their complete holdings.



Yes... I wasn't able to find many shorts that are well-known to be in regular shape in the Terrytoons library and have been uploaded in the YouTube channel.

Usually, libraries and archives charge fees for research. I can't afford, neither would I bother them, I just asked this out of curiosity, I'm not doing any kind of research.

Originally Posted by: Gasmask Ted 

Some relevance, but keep in mind this is just what I couldn't find a decade ago
http://mfoxweb-001-site2...d160ad0bb1d4341e8825c678 

http://cartoonsof1943.bl...1/08/090-camouflage.html 

http://cartoonsof1943.bl...1/06/067-mopping-up.html 

http://cartoonsof1943.bl...9-patriotic-pooches.html 

http://cartoonsof1943.bl...omewhere-in-pacific.html 



Nice!

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