Do you have a salt shaker? Take a grain from inside and apply it to the story below. Anyone who is familiar with the radio version of the J...

Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney got plaudits aplenty in the earliest part of the 1930s, but they weren’t the only cartoon studio getting attent...

The action in the Popeye cartoon Blow Me Down! (1933) gets a little distracting because characters are bobbing up and down even when there’...

A Peter Lorre scientist traps Bugs Bunny inside his scary mansion in Hare-Raising Hare . Here are some stretch in-betweens helping zip along...

Things happened to Jimmy Durante that never happened to any one else. If anyone else told you the story, you’d swear it was made up, that it...

There isn’t a moment more satisfying in an MGM cartoon than Screwy Squirrel beating up that symbol of Walt Disney cuteness, Sammy Squirrel, ...

The Ub Iwerks cartoon Jungle Jitters (1934) is, I presume, set in Africa, even though the girl in the short looks like a South Seas islande...

Jack Benny gave a lengthy, wide-ranging interview to Broadcasting • Telecasting magazine that was published on October 15, 1956, discussing...

In the world of film, there’s room for comedy, drama, adventure, mystery—unless it’s an animated cartoon. In that case, critics (for the mos...