If Aaron Ruben is remembered today, it’s for writing and producing “The Andy Griffith Show.” Like many writers in the first decades of telev...

Bob Gribbroek and Phil De Guard got together for these backgrounds in “Little Beau Pepé,” a 1952 Warner Bros. release from the Chuck Jones u...

The Disney cartoon “Hell’s Bells” has some familiar routines used at a number of studios in the late ‘20s and early ’30s: wide open mouth sw...

How many names on the list to the right do you recognise? These are the signatures of people who worked at the Leon Schlesinger studio ...

Scandals involving stars are headline news today and things were no different several generations ago. Charges against Jack Benny in a smugg...

Here’s our last roundup of cartoon news and reviews for 1938 from the pages of The Film Daily , a New York-based trade publication. There ...

Billy Boy eats the very paper he’s drawn on in his only cartoon. Of course, the drawings are actually on cels, but the audience doesn’t...

Felix the Cat found a new home in 1925. The Felix animated cartoon series had been distributed since 1922 by Margaret Winkler. But Pat Su...

To your right you see a great caricature of the regulars of “What’s My Line?” that appeared in The Press-Courier of Oxnard, California on ...