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VoiceTalentBrendan
2016-10-29T00:21:59Z
Happy International Animation Day!
nickramer
2016-11-19T04:48:34Z
In 1988, as part of Mickey's 60th Anniversary, a Disney film festival took place in Moscow where Roy E. Disney and his wife participate and were presented a special short, "The Marathon" in honor of Mickey's 60th birthday. The event was documented a year later in a Disney Channel special called "Mickey Goes to Moscow":
dbear
2016-11-30T18:38:36Z
Ken Layton
2016-12-01T04:53:32Z
Wow, the Snuffy Smith cartoon is great! I wish that a better print could be found.
ToonStar95
2016-12-09T02:10:40Z
Openings, closings, and bridges from a 1960 episode of Rocky and His Friends, including original Rocky the Flying Squirrel episode intros, a complete Mr. Know-It-All segment, and a Bullwinkle's Corner animated by Gerard Baldwin.

nickramer
2016-12-15T15:35:39Z
On this day, fifty years ago, the world lost one of the most influential pioneers of animation, Walter Elias Disney.

As a tribute, here’s the 1973 theme park film (cropped), “The Walt Disney Story” which uses archival audio clips of Walt including one from his pitch for “Project Florida”:
nickramer
2016-12-28T05:31:21Z
As a tribute to the beloved George S. Irving ("Looks like it's the end...."), here's the 1967 Paramount cartoon, "Keep the Cool, Baby", where he did almost all the voices. Note that this was the last cartoon under Seamus Culhane's unfortunately brief tenure as executive producer at Paramount (he also co-wrote the story):
Bobby Bickert
2017-01-02T01:40:06Z
Another French Super 8 print of a 1945 Popeye cartoon with the original opening and closing music intact. (But also projected at the wrong speed.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxv5rmKIQBY 



And here's a Super 8 print of "Toreadorable" with the original opening and closing music intact, though it's a B & W print and dubbed in German.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDU8hrhye9E 
PopKorn Kat
2017-01-13T06:06:50Z
The 1923 classic Felix Kept On Walking...as performed by Stanley Kirkby.


EDIT: Found this Japanese Felix commercial for a Sony product. Anyone know anything about this?
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VoiceTalentBrendan
2017-01-18T03:20:16Z
The Animators a documentary series that aired on PBS in the earliy 1980's, Check out a glimpse at a rare behind the scenes of John Korty's Twice Upon a Time! start at the 30:13 mark
PopKorn Kat
2017-01-24T19:09:10Z
Now here's something I've never heard of before: a recording of a song called "Felix Keeps On Laughing" by Charles Penrose.
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nickramer
2017-02-04T16:13:16Z
As a tribute to Hal Geer, here an interesting curio that he commissioned a year after the Warner animation department finally shut down for good; Foghorn's and Daffy's interviews on "The Pat Paulsen Half-A-Comedy Hour:
Zachary
2017-02-15T02:34:51Z
It's been a while since I posted anything, so with it being Valentine's Day, here's a Ben Harrison--Manny Gould Krazy Kat cartoon with a relevant theme... Wedding Bells (released January 10, 1933). Enjoy...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnUChzJW2Gg 
PopKorn Kat
2017-02-18T05:05:23Z
Mel Blanc performs "Won't You Ever Get Together With Me" as Sylvester and Tweety.
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nickramer
2017-02-19T04:28:40Z
Originally Posted by: PopKorn Kat 

Mel Blanc performs "Won't You Ever Get Together With Me" as Sylvester and Tweety.



You know, I always wondered if this song was supposed to be a loose parody of "Baby, It's Cold Outside".

PopKorn Kat
2017-02-20T16:55:48Z
Some uploads from the 95filmforever channel. Does anyone know the original titles of these cartoons?

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nickramer
2017-02-20T17:45:33Z
Originally Posted by: PopKorn Kat 

Some uploads from the 95filmforever channel. Does anyone know the original titles of these cartoons?




What studio did these shorts? They don't look any cartoon I know from Columbia.

PopKorn Kat
2017-02-20T17:53:07Z
Originally Posted by: nickramer 

What studio did these shorts? They don't look any cartoon I know from Columbia.



My guess is that this is a truncated version of a larger animation (I'm guessing Russia or another European country, given the uber-smooth animation).
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DGM
2017-02-26T14:29:36Z
I found the first one! Good thing I remembered how to write "monkey" in Russian. It's called "Quartet" (1947) and it's based on a fable by I. A. Krylov.



There is also a newer Ukrainian cartoon , with a more "modern" style from the 70s.
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