There was a time there weren’t “universes,” a time when it was special when one cartoon character crossed over into another character’s ani...

Betty Boop’s Prize Show is her version of an 1890s Western melodrama, except she is performing it as a play in a small town theatre. This ...

If you’re going to be insulted by anyone, you couldn’t find too many people better than Groucho Marx. "The One, The Only" did it ...

Dancing butterfly. Dancing bear. Dancing flowers. Not exactly something you’d find in a Felix the Cat cartoon, but that’s what we get in Ap...

The puns are almost non-stop in The Shooting of Dan McGoo (1945). “You know,” says Droopy to the viewers. “I think the dealer is crooked.” ...

No story gripped the radio columns—and some news columns, too—at the end of 1948 than CBS buying Jack Benny’s company Amusement Enterprises,...

Ray Katz’ cartoon career began fairly easily. His brother-in-law gave him a job. His brother-in-law was Leon Schlesinger. He was personel ...

A dental chair is a living being in the Flip the Frog cartoon Laughing Gas (1930), and it’s none too patient with a patient. It politely i...

Wile E. Coyote thinks his “masterpiece” can blow up Bugs Bunny. It’s a flying saucer. As usual, Wile E. outsmarts himself by having various ...