Some old cartoon ground is ploughed by director Dick Lundy in Caballero Droopy , an MGM release starring Droopy, the matador wolf and a bull...

Here’s a promotional film from the 1980s that entices viewers to visit Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Hong Kong by ship. A Roya...

Jack Benny’s radio show had plenty of secondary characters, many of them played by the most in-demand actors on the air in the west. People ...

Walter Lantz had an admirable career, despite what may be considered less-than-entertaining cartoons in the 1970s. He starred in silent film...

Friz Freleng may have turned 121 today (see note below). Readers of this blog are knowledgeable enough that they don’t need me to go through...

Tex Avery’s Car of Tomorrow (1951) made fun of the step-down Hudson and the wrap-around-window Studebaker; both were joked about on network...

I liked both versions but The Match Game of 1963 wasn’t really the same game as The Match Game of 1973. The original had that great theme ...

In mid-1944, former Disney men Larry Morey and John Sutherland set up Plastic Productions with the idea of creating stop-motion animated sho...