What's Bugging Him?

From Terrytoons in 1939, we present "The Tempermental Lion."  An angry lion is out for revenge on the hunter who had captured and had him sent to the zoo.  With story by John Foster and music by Phil Scheib, this cartoon, produced in New Rochelle, New York by Paul Terry and released by 20th Century-Fox, was directed by Connie Rasinski.

Have No Fear: GASTON IS HERE!

Here is the rubbery-limbed French artist, Gaston Le Crayon, in his first Terrytoon, "Gaston Is Here."  In this one, Gaston invades an Alfred Hitchcock movie set.  This 1957 cartoon was made by Terrytoons at New Rochelle, New York and was distributed by Twentieth Century Fox.





This is a syndication television print of the cartoon, which was originally produced and released theatrically in CinemaScope.


Personnel:


Story :  Tommy Morrison
                Larz Bourne
                Bob Kuwahara


Animation:  Larry Silverman
                         Mannie Davis
                         George Bakes
                         Jim Tyer
                         Al Chiarito
                         Eddie Donnelly


Layouts:  Al Kouzel
                    Art Bartsch


Backgrounds:  Bill Hilliker


Voice Characterizations:  Allen Swift


Music:  Phil Scheib


Production Manager:  Frank Schudde


Director:  Connie Rasinski


Supervising Director:  Gene Deitch


Executive Producer:  Bill Weiss             
                 

Woo Woo!

In this clip from the 1936 Twentieth Century-Fox motion picture "Pigskin Parade," here are the Yacht Club Boys (James V. Kern, Charles Adler, Billy Mann, and George Kelly) performing "Woo Woo."

"Uncle Tom's Cabin," The TerryToons Way

From 1944, a "Mighty Mouse" cartoon entitled "Eliza On The Ice," an adaptation of "Uncle Tom's Cabin."





Produced by Paul Terry, written by John Foster, and directed by Connie Rasinski. Made in New Rochelle, New York and released by 20th Century-Fox.

Here's Another Cartoon, Kids

Time for an old Terrytoon released in 1938 entitled "Bugs Beetle and His Orchestra." This cartoon, made in New Rochelle, New York, was produced by Paul Terry and directed by John Foster.






This film was made for Educational Pictures, who in turn, had the cartoon distributed by Twentieth Century-Fox.