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Have you heard the one about Jack Benny showing up in a church in Moose Jaw? No, this isn’t a joke. It actually happened. Well, we should ...

Animated cartoons on prime time television? You can go back to the early 1930s to find them. In the late 1940s, as television expanded bey...

Tom is sleeping and minding his own business for the first 4½ minutes of The Little Orphan (1949 general release). Then, thanks to Jerry an...

Of Fox and Hounds (1940) stars George the fox (behaving like a slick version of Bugs Bunny) and Willoughby the dog in the kind of cartoon T...

When comedians on radio got tired of jokes, they made jokes about jokes. Fred Allen, Henry Morgan, even Boston’s Bob and Ray, pointed out ...

You can count on Screwy Squirrel for silly gags and the MGM cartoon studio’s artists for solid animation and dry-brush work to enhance the a...