CLASSIC HOLLYWOOD CARTOONS

SUNDAY GO TO MEETIN TIME

Probably one of the most offensive cartoons ever made. The plot follows the misadventures of a black man in the stereotypical minstrel show and coon song mold. He sneaks out of church and soon finds himself in hell. There, he learns the error of his ways, and when he wakes up again in the living world, he makes haste to the church. The short's stereotypical portrayal of black characters prompted United Artists to withhold it from distribution in 1968, making it one of the infamous Censored Eleven.

A succession of gags featuring stereotyped black characters follows: A mammy and old uncle shine the heads of pickanniny children; a woman steals a bra off a clothesline to use as a bonnet for her twin children. Lindvall notes that mammies were "ubiquitous in films dealing with black culture".

Popeye Meets Sinbad

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

                COAL BLACK & DE SEBBEN DWARFS

A blackface parody of Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs with a strong swing backbeat...and no apologies!  Mammy (who resembles Aunt Jemima) tells her "Honey Chile" the story of "So White" and the wicked Queen who "was as rich as she was mean." "She had everything," including sugar, coffee, auto tires, scrap metal, Chattanooga choo-choos, and a family coat of arms consisting of dice and switchblades.  Bob Clampett's masterpiece, and certainly one of the greatest Warner Bros. cartoons ever made. Sure to offend, but not to be ignored. The cartoon was too racist even in 1943, and was shelved by Warner Bros. just weeks after its release. It was never shown on TV, so prints were rarely struck. Exc. print, low fade Agfa color   $125

               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

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 50^th birthday, CINEMASCOPE beautiful Agfa color, shipped on a core-  $85

POPEYE THE SAILOR MEETS SINBAD 1936- Max Fleischer classic, first of the 3 Popeye mini features, has nice color, exc. shape-  $65

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

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

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