The wicked queen demands to know from her magic mirror who the fairest in the land is now that Betty Boop is enclosed in a cake of ice. The ...

Tom is in such a hurry to give a diamond ring to his would-be girl-friend, his outline arrives before the rest of him in Blue Cat Blues (re...

Exercise programmes go back to the beginning of radio in the early 1920s. They were tailor made for television and slid into the new mediu...

Answer this quick! How many times did Carl Stalling put that five-note “You’re a horse’s rear end” music in a cartoon? (I say “rear end” bec...

The lucky ducky (of the cartoon of the same name) beats it across the lake to escape from George and Junior. The two dogs and their moto...

Television slowly but surely emerged in the U.S. after World War Two ended. More and more sets were made, more and more stations went on the...

Felix the Cat was, as far as I’m concerned, the biggest cartoon star of the silent era. But sound animated shorts came in by late 1928 and s...

Hittin’ the Trail to Hallelujah Land is a disjointed, lacklustre 1931 Warners release starring Piggy who is at the controls of a paddle whe...

The bulldog has possession of the whistle that’s been used to summon the cat that brings bad luck, and he’s going to use it to kill him. Th...