Goats generally eat everything in an animated cartoon, but not in the Toby the Pup short Hallowe’en by the Charles Mintz studio. In this sc...

Wonder no longer if you were curious about how Jack Benny’s writers put together his radio show. A shortened explanation is outlined in this...

Walter Lantz played a waiting game that surely paid off. Various theatrical cartoon studios gradually inked deals in the 1950s to get their...

How many frames does it take to run down an owner and his dog? Let’s find out from Tex Avery in Crazy Mixed up Pup . The correct answer w...

Oh, there’s a little cutesy-wutesy little ghost with a little cutesy-wutesy voice singing a little cutesy-wutesy song at the start of the 19...

It was a case of cartoons imitating life. There was a children’s TV show character in Los Angeles in the middle 1950s called Captain Jet. O...

A cat is giving the evil eye to a sleeping bird in a cage in the Walter Lantz Musical Miniature The Overture to William Tell . It’s the f...

A very nice silhouette drawing opens the Walter Lantz Swing Symphony The Hams That Couldn’t Be Cured (1942). My guess is Fred Brunish wa...

You might wonder how Jack Benny had the stamina sometimes. Granted, being in your late 60s isn’t comparatively old, but I imagine it’s stil...

Fess up. You wouldn’t know “Shuffle Off to Buffalo,” “Freddie the Freshman” and “We’re in the Money” if it weren’t for old cartoons, would y...