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CLASSIC HOLLYWOOD CARTOONS
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Budget Cartoons
"HILLBILLY HARE"-
1950
Grab a fencepost, hold it tight, Whomp Your
Partner With All Your Might!! Hit 'im in the shin,hit 'im in the head, Hit
him again the critter ain't dead!! Whop Him Low an' whop him high!!
Stick Yer Finger In His Eye".
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Probably the most violent of all Warner's cartoons
Because of the easily imitatable gun and fire gags (and the actions in the
square dance song stanza shown above), this short was heavily edited on some TV
channels, specifically ABC, until it was banned outright in the mid-1990s. It
does appear on the Warners cartoon DVD
Mint- Low fade Agfa color, shipped on a core
Available Sept. 1 $125
Max Fleischer's
Popeye Meets Sinbad
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The first of the three Popeye
Color Specials, which were, at over seventeen minutes each, three times as
long as a regular Popeye cartoon, and were often billed in theatres
alongside or above the main feature. Popeye the Sailor Meets Sinbad the
Sailor was nominated for the 1936 Academy Award for Best Short Subject:
Cartoons, which it lost to Walt Disney's Silly Symphony The Country Cousin.
Print is restored with all
Fleischer titles, and Paramount logo,
MINT AND STUNNING 2S Agfa
color,
and it can be yours,
Prints
are brand new, shipped on a core
$250
ALL THIS
AND RABBIT STEW
Notorious Racial Bugs Bunny
cartoon very rarely seen today. Bugs Bunny plays a trick on a black
hunter who is no less gullible than Elmer Fudd. Bugs does everything to
torture the hunter, and finally winds up with his clothes at the
end. The cartoon has not been seen on television since 1968, when
it was removed from broadcast by Warners along with other cartoons
that went overboard in their use of Black stereotypes. The
film's copyright lapsed into the public domain in the early 1980s, Print
has excellent Agfa low fade color and in beautiful shape-
$125
CLASSIC HOLLYWOOD CARTOONS
Max
Fleischer
COLOR
CLASSICS
with beautiful 3D STEROPTICAL
BACKGROUNDS
SOMEWHERE IN
DREAMLAND
 
SOMEWHERE IN
DREAMLAND
1936
The first Color
Classic cartoon released in 3-strip Technicolor, and it really benefited
from having the full color range. The 3-D sequences are among the most
outstanding and lavish ones that ever appeared in a Fleischer cartoon,
and they should be really seen on the large screen to be fully
appreciated,
Extra long cartoon, SHIPED ON A CORE,
Agfa color
$140
POOR
CINDERELLA
POOR CINDERELLA
1934, First Color Classics,
and the only Betty Boop in color. Beautifully restored print with
Paramount logo, Animation: Seymour Kneitel, Roland Crandall; extra
long running time-
$140
ROGER
RABBIT CARTOONS
TRAIL MIX-UP
1993,
third in the
Roger Rabbit series, Frantic hilarious elaborate cartoon, beautiful,
Agfa color, excellent shape,
CINEMASCOPE
print-
runing time 8:30
$100
ROLLER COASTER RABBIT
1990, Roger Rabbit,
mayhem in a amusement park, frantic
hilarious
cartoon is mint, gorgeous Agfa color, 7.51 minutes shipped on a core-
$100
RUNAWAY BRAIN remains tucked
away in the Disney vault.
Mostly because the Disney
heads don't exactly like the way
that Mickey Mouse is
portrayed in this 1995 film, The cartoon
shows Mickey Mouse's more
monstrous side
  
  
1995
Mickey Mouse, Minnie, Pluto, great Halloween
cartoon is Mickey’s first theatrical cartoon in 42 years, mint, gorgeous
Agfa color, Runaway Brain is loaded with inside jokes (EX: The
exterior of Dr. Frankenollie's lab looks just like the home from "The
Exorcist." Or that the name of the mad scientist in this movie actually
pays tribute to those two Disney Legends, Frank Thomas and Ollie
Johnston), here's a gag that's literally on screen for just a frame or
two. who's the bird is that's tumbling out of Julius' mouth? It's
Zazu from Disney's 1994 box office smash, "The Lion King."
shipped on a core, Oscar nominated,
6:44 minutes-
$100
See "Runaway Brain" in all its glory, this
seldom-seen short can be yours
BOX OFFICE BUNNY
1990, Bugs,
Daffy & Elmer, the first Bugs Bunny cartoon
in 26
years. released for Bugs 50th birthday, CINEMASCOPE
beautiful Agfa color, shipped on
a core-
$85
 
CHARIOTS OF FUR
1994 The Road
Runner & Coyote,
The first Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner
film to be produced in over 30 years. When Warner Bros. decided to
re-establish its animation department (again, and for the fourth time),
it commissioned several cartoons from veteran Warner Bros. director
Chuck Jones at Chuck Jones Film Productions while reorganizing
the studio. This is the first of the three cartoons commissioned to
Jones.-
$90
DISNEY CARTOONS
 
THRU THE MIRROR-
released by United Artists in 1936. In this
cartoon short, Mickey has a Through the Looking Glass -type dream
that he travels through his mirror and enter a topsy-turvy world where
everything is alive. While there, he engages in a Fred Astaire-type
dance number with a pair of gloves and a pack of cards, until the cards
chase him out of the bizarre world. Excellent print is in low fade Agfa
color $130
WINNIE THE POOH AND TIGGER TOO
the third Winnie-the-Pooh short from
Disney, released in theatres on December 20, 1974 was nominated for an
Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film, PRINT HAS
stunning LPP COLOR, Print is in very good to excellent shape, light
wear here and there, complete with all credits, 25 minutes, no
splices-
$99
NO HUNTING
1955, Donald is inspired by his Grandpappy's hunting skills to go out
with him on a modern-day hunt where the pair spend most of their time
avoiding the bullets of the other hunters, and never have a chance to
bag any game. a hilarious Donald Duck short that includes a joke about CinemaScope. Nominated for a Oscar, In CINEMASCOPE, beautiful Agfa
color reduction some slight preprint wear Print is excellent-
$125
WARNER
BROTHERS CARTOONS
Color Warners Cartoons
AN
EGG SCRAMBLE 1950, Porky Pig,
very good SP Kodak color, print is very good to exc.
$25
Paramount Popeye Cartoons
B&W CARTOONS
YOU OUGHTA BE IN PICTURES
1940, Porky & Daffy and the Warners Brothers studio with Leon
Schlesinger. V.G. reduction has minor water damage on edge at very
beginning, otherwise fine-
$45
UPS 'N DOWNS 1931, Bosco, rarely
seen racial cartoon,
displayed some
characteristics of a stereotypical African-American, Bosko is a vendor
specializing in dancing hot dogs. Nearby, a group of racing fans are
riding a roller-skating cow on train tracks, and two little dogs play
leap frog on a dachshund. All are excited to see the big race. When
Bosko manages to sell a hot dog to a hungry dog, the hot dog promptly
leaps up and dips its behind in mustard. The hungry dog pulls a cash
register drawer out of his chest and gives Bosko a coin. As the dog is
about to bite in, the hot dog screams out "Mammy! "Sonny boy!" the dog
replies. very good to excellent
original.- $45
FLIP THE FROG
 
THE VILLAGE SMITHY 1931, Flip
The Frog, Ub Iwerks, Celebrity Films, early Flip cartoon is a excellent
quality dupe-
$25
PUDDLE PRANKS
1930,
Classic Flip, excellent original, Flip takes his frog-like
girlfriend for a swim in the lake. They are not aware of the problems
the Blue Heron will cause them.
$50
BARNYARD BUNK Dick & Larry (Tom
&Jerry) Official print is a
good to v.g. original, complete with all credits-
$20
LITTLE TOM THUMB
1966,
Halas & Batchelor cartoon, from their 6 part cartoon, Classic
Fairy Tale Series, LPP color, In original Encyclopaedia Britannica 50th
Anniversary plastic can, excellent shape-
$25
ZUCKERKANDL!
1968, John & Faith Hubley,
A mythical philosopher holds forth his view that our aim in life is to
get it without sensation and, therefore, without pain. A brilliant
satire of the apathetic life. color is faded, 20 min.-
$20
ROMANCE
1962, The Short Film Studio Prague, puppet, stop
action animation short from
Czech.
, 15 minutes,
faded color-
$12
T.V. CARTOONS
ASTRO BOY- Episode #
78,
THE SPACE PRINCESS, Print is in very good to excellent
shape, Several splices during the credits and end credits are short, in
glorious black and white
$45
TOM TERRIFIC-
Scrambled Dinosaur Eggs ,
an early animated series on
American television, presented as part of the Captain Kangaroo
children's television show. Created by Gene Deitch under the Terrytoons
studio (which was a subsidiary of CBS, the network that broadcast
Captain Kangaroo), Tom Terrific ran in a series of five-minute cartoons
created specifically for the Captain Kangaroo show from 1957-1959, and
was rerun on Kangaroo for years thereafter. For several years after
1962, Tom Terrific would be broadcast every other week, alternating with
Lariat Sam, another Terrytoons creation. Tom Terrific was ranked by TV
Guide magazine among its "50 Greatest TV Cartoon Characters". There has
never been an authorized VHS or DVD release of the series. black & White
15 minutes,
Excellent shape-
$35
TOM TERRIFIC-
Crabby Appleton's Dragon
black & White, 15
minutes, Excellent print has some water damage during the last
minute, so only $15
SINBAD THE SAILOR
1960, Mel-O-toons, A New World Production Syndicated in
1960 by United Artists Television, 7 minutes, beautiful Kodachrome
color, excellent shape- $25
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