The Fleischer Screen Song Come Take a Trip in My Airship (1930) doesn’t start out with a trip or an airship. A piano is delivered to the ap...

“To clear up the mystery of whether the light stays on or goes off when you close the door of your refrigerator,” says the narrator in The H...

NBC radio shows featured big-time, part-of-the-programme announcers like Don Wilson, Ken Carpenter or Harry Von Zell, but at the tail end of...

Columbia/Screen Gems did pretty obvious knock-offs of Warner Bros. characters. There’s the Columbia version of Daffy Duck ( Wacky Quacky ), ...

Cat equals Nazi in The Fifth Column Mouse , 1943 Warner Bros. cartoon directed by Friz Freleng. Fifth columnists were traitors who support...

Two big stars in one small film! Ah, not just any small film. But one made by those teenage behavioural specialists—Coronet. The company’s...

It likely won’t surprise you to learn that Radio Guide , in June 1935, announced that a poll with 1,256,328 votes had picked Jack Benny as t...