Maybe Hans Conried should have got a better manager. Conried worked continually during the days of network radio, one of those top support...

A searchlight tracks the path of an escaped convict wolf in Tex Avery’s Dumb-Hounded . The light realises it has zoomed past some writing o...

Continuous movement? Sure. Gags? Uh...no. The Captain and the Kids short Seal Skinners (1939) is no eyesore, thanks to the work of the unc...

When you think of Jack Benny’s supporting cast on radio, there’s the ‘A’ list that was credited every week—Mary, Don, Phil, Dennis. And ther...

Bullwinkle the moose may the only cartoon character who took a back seat to the publicity for his own show. When NBC picked up The Bullwinkl...

Some points to writer George Manuell and animation unit head Doc Crandall for trying something a little new in Shakespearean Spinach (1940)...

Gangsters riddle the mouse hero with bullets in the 1932 Terrytoons cartoon Romance . “They got me!” he exclaims. The mouse then goes...

Her first review may have been in a caption of a newspaper photo showing her and fellow aspiring actress Elaine Herman painting a stage back...

There’s a gag you likely won’t see if you stumble across Tex Avery’s Happy-Go-Nutty on the internet. You might even notice there’s been a c...

Blizzards, downpour, lightning, twisting wind. It all hits the Aleutians, Isles of Enchantment, in a 1945 cartoon starring Private Snafu. A...