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ToonStar95
2023-11-14T07:37:34Z




Here's something that hasn't been seen in many, many years! Two special introductory segments created for special birthday compilations of Mickey Mouse cartoons. The first was released by RKO in the fall of 1953 for Mickey's 25th birthday; the other was released by Buena Vista for his 40th birthday during the summer of 1968.
Bobby Bickert
2023-11-21T21:04:19Z
A 35mm print of "Be Human" with the original titles:



(So now we know that Myron Waldman was head animator on at least one cartoon with Professor Grampy.)
Bobby Bickert
2023-11-27T21:10:51Z
A print of "Gopher Spinach" with the original titles:

nickramer
2023-11-28T04:06:24Z
A mid-'50's demo reel by Art Clokey around the time Gumby was introduced:
Bobby Bickert
2023-12-05T20:30:48Z
The original titles for "Mickey's Good Deed":

Bobby Bickert
2023-12-10T21:54:56Z
The original titles for "Bone Trouble", from Disney +:

Bobby Bickert
2023-12-11T20:56:38Z
The original end title for "Me Musical Nephews" survives! (But the print is decomposing.)

nickramer
2024-01-13T19:54:48Z
Here are two ads for The March of Dimes campaign in 1954 featuring the Disney characters Note the first ad has Mickey in his band leader outfit which he would wear famously on "The Mickey Mouse Club" the following year. Also, note that the second ad reuses animation from "Donald's Happy Birthday" (1949):



Bobby Bickert
2024-01-14T22:08:23Z
Continuing in that vein, here's a PSA for the United Way made by the Walter Lantz studio. (Obviously Daws Butler is voicing Wally Walrus.)

Bobby Bickert
2024-02-12T01:27:27Z
A Hawaiian Punch commercial from the 1960's. According to one of the comments it was animated by Rod Scribner. True?

nickramer
2024-02-13T05:28:15Z
Since tomorrow is Valetines' Day, here's the original 1975 CBS promo for "Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown":
Bobby Bickert
2024-03-05T01:40:36Z
I didn't know that June Foray did voicework for Filmation:





(And she voiced yet another witch, among other characters.)
nickramer
2024-03-05T04:51:44Z
Actually, this wasn't the first time some of these comics were adapted for animation by Filmation. They previously appeared a few years earlier on "Archie's TV Funnies", one of the studio's numerous series with the comic book characters:

Bobby Bickert
2024-03-06T01:22:26Z
I remember watching Archie's TV Funnies as part of the syndicated package "The Archies" in the late 1970's. But I had never heard of Fabulous Funnies.

And it looks like June Foray wasn't involved with Archie's TV Funnies. Once again Filmation workhorse Jane Webb voiced all of the female characters.

Bobby Bickert
2024-03-09T00:46:11Z
Part of a weird foreign Super 8 print of a Fox and Crow cartoon that may have the original title card:

FoxInAFix
2024-03-09T15:28:19Z
Originally Posted by: Bobby Bickert 

Part of a weird foreign Super 8 print of a Fox and Crow cartoon that may have the original title card:



That's not weird. That's Dutch. Cool find!
Bobby Bickert
2024-03-09T22:15:26Z
I mean that it's weird that titles from a WB cartoon were tacked onto a Columbia cartoon.

Not as exciting, but here's a (faded) 16mm print of a "Jeepers and Creepers" cartoon with the original titles:



(Jack Mercer does almost all of the voicework, including one of the female characters. And "It's A Hap-Hap-Happy Day was still being used over twenty years after Gulliver's Travels.)
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