A few weeks ago, we posted a review of one of Jack Benny’s seemingly innumerable benefit concerts, this one in Austin, Texas in 1966. Jack’s...

About the only thing I wondered when I first saw The Bullwinkle Show in 1961 is why they changed the name of the show (Rocky’s name had be...

Another inside reference in a Warner Bros. cartoon, the one in Mouse-Placed Kitten (1958). Don Foster was responsible for title cards at th...

Margie Hines voiced Betty Boop before signing an exclusive deal with Van Beuren to provide Boop-like voices for its cartoons. She appears as...

There was no bigger failure in television in the 1960s than Jerry Van Dyke. Time after time, he was handed a new series only to fail yet ag...

MGM’s ink and paint department triumphs again with brushwork swirls in Screwball Squirrel (1944). Screwy yells to Meathead that he’ll save...

Frames from the graveyards scenes in Swing You Sinners! (1930), one of the greatest cartoons of all time. Ted Sears and Willard Bowsky a...

50 or so years ago, symphony orchestras and old theatres needed financial help, and Jack Benny was there until the day he died to bring his ...