Let’s honour Bob Clampett’s 100th birthday with an incredible scene from “Book Revue” (1946) where the action organically flows from Daffy D...

One of the many yell-outside-and-not-disturb gags in “Rock-a-Bye Bear” (released 1952). Animation credited to Mike Lah, Grant Simmons and Wa...

In television, when your boss publicly gives you a hearty endorsement, it means you can expect to start looking for a new job. And that was ...

Before Maurice Noble stylised settings for the Chuck Jones unit, audiences were treated to the work of Bob Gribbroek. He retired to New Mexi...

He had a reputation as the cheapest guy in the world, but it’s impossible to say how much Jack Benny helped raise for charity through his nu...

Photoplay magazine didn’t devote very much space to animated cartoons, what with all those stories it had to fit in about the “real” life o...

One of the unanswered questions of cartoons is—if Little Johnny Jet’s mother and father are propeller planes, how did his mother give birth ...

Cartoon studios of the late ‘20s and early ‘30s seemed to love hot dogs that were alive. Mickey Mouse coped with some in 1929’s “The Karniva...

Steve Stanchfield has done a great service for old cartoon fans through his Thunderbean Animation, finding the best prints of public domain ...

Many actors have been masters of accents but none gave more enthusiastic performances than Hans Conried. Hans was no ham thespian, though. ...