Betty Boop falls asleep inside her house on a snowy night and dreams she’s in Hell in Red Hot Mamma (released Feb. 2, 1934). Even though th...

Half-eaten poisoned apples come to life and dance around Andy Panda in Apple Andy , a 1945 release from Walter Lantz. The cartoon was built ...

“Retirement” was a word in Jack Benny’s vocabulary. He talked about it, he threatened it, but he never actually did it. At the end of his li...

A while ago, you read about some of the cartoon series on movie screens in 1924, courtesy of articles in Exhibitors Trade Review of August ...

There’s a scene in the episode of “The Capture of Thunderbolt the Wondercolt” on the Beany and Cecil show (1962) that any cartoon fan must l...

You can tell Ub Iwerks’ Don Quixote is nuts because of the rolling cross-eyes when the character looks at the camera. Here’s Iwerks’ vers...

It’s laughable that anyone, at any time, could have considered the Lone Ranger, Tom Mix or Jack Armstrong, the All American Boy, as harmful ...