Here is a 1959 cartoon from Paramount Cartoon Studios in New York City entitled "La Petite Parade" produced and directed by Seymour Kneitel (Max Fleischer's son-in-law).
The cartoon, originally released theatrically by Paramount Pictures, was subsequently released to television by the Harvey Company, which refilmed the titles, replacing the Paramount eblem with the Harveytoons logo, this being the case of the 1950-62 Famous-Paramount product, save for Popeye, which was sold separately to television in 1957.
As for Seymour Kneitel, he was a longtime animator with his father-in-law's studio and also worked on stories. Paramount, which beginning in 1927, started distributing the Fleischer brothers' cartoons, took over the studio in 1942. Seymour Kneitel became a director at the studio at that time, remaining with the outfit until his death in 1964.
Personnel:
Direction: Seymour Kneitel
Story: Irv Spector
Animation: Tom Johnson
Nick Tafuri
Scenics: Robert Gentle
Music: Winston Sharples
Voice Characterizations (uncredited):
Alan Swift
Cinematography (uncredited):
Leonard McCormick
Production Manager (uncredited):
Abe Goodman
Technicolor
RCA Sound System
6 Minutes
Released on March 6, 1959 by Paramount Pictures Corporation and produced by Paramount Cartoon Studios
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