Woody Woodpecker is in a car singing his original theme song in The Loan Stranger (1942). He opens The Screwdriver (1941) the same way but...

There’s going to be a fight, according to a poster that is actually part of a movie studio set in Hollywood Capers , a 1935 Warner Bros. car...

One way that Jack Benny relaxed after a hard season of radio was to jump in a car with a friend and get out of California. (No, not in a Max...

For a while, he was hanging out with someone called Vic Grecco, and making appearances you probably don’t remember on the Garry Moore, Dean ...

The Terrytoons studio, by all rights, should still be around today. The demand for new cartoons on television has never ended. CBS owned Te...

Blackboard Jumble (released by MGM in 1956) is full of warmed over Tex Avery gags and reused Tex Avery animation with modern backgrounds by...

Flip the Frog’s quasi-Mozart piano playing inspires a statue holding a goldfish bowl to come to life and toss droplets of water like flower ...

Batman was the most fun there was on TV for a brief period in the mid-1960s. The villains were crazy or calculating and, therefore, a real ...

“Hello, Ann. How’s the ‘Oomph Girl’ tonight,” enquires Eddie Robinson of Ann Sheridan (known as the ‘Oomph Girl’) in Hollywood Steps Out . ...

The camera pans down a huge mound of potatoes and stops at the bottom, where Private Snufu is griping as he cleans a frying pan. That’s the...