Jack Benny, Comedian was also Jack Benny, Patron of the Arts. He and his violin appeared at countless benefit concerts and it’d probably b...

Walt Disney was looking for something new throughout the ‘30s, so it’s no surprise he was looking at television. TV stations had been on a...

No TV to watch cartoons? No problem. Just head to your neighbourhood theatre. Here’s one which had a matinee of 17 cartoon shorts. Yeah,...

Weird creatures populated all kinds of cartoons made in New York in the early ‘30s. One of those shorts was Van Beuren’s “Silvery Moon” (193...

Everyone knows Frank Milano was the voice of Donald Duck. Well, he was. Just not the way you think. Clarence Nash portrayed Donald in the D...

Phoney title card introductions and explanatory signs were all part of Tex Avery’s comedy arsenal during his directorial career. We get both...

Bob Clampett had the oddest cuts at times. He’d jump from one scene to the next and the action wouldn’t be consistent. Here’s an example f...

Bob Hope wasn’t the only star who travelled around the world entertaining troops, though he’s probably the first person you think of when th...