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The following
titles are $10.00 each, including shipping in the US. Please add 75 cents per
title for Canadian orders. All titles are considered to be in the PUBLIC DOMAIN,
and are sold as a collector’s item. Please see the Home page for shipping and
payment information. Only titles with “Available on DVD” after the listing are
available on DVD.
Animal Farm
George Orwell’s classic tale is brought to
life via animation. Although this is a very political film, the cartoon is
enjoyable for all ages. Very close to the book, in case you ever have to read
it, but are having a hard time getting into it. 1956. Color. Available
on VCD.
Each volume contains classic
black & white Betty Boop cartoons. All volumes are available on VCD.
Boop‑oop‑a‑doo!
Vol 1: No No 1000 Times No; Betty Boop And The
Little Kids; Betty Boop And Little Jimmy. Black and White. Various years.
Vol
2: Baby Be Good; Betty Boop And Grampy; Musical
Mountaineers; Swat The Fly.
Each title in this series contains at least four cartoons with a Christmas theme. Each volume is available on VCD.
Vol 1: The Night Before Christmas,
which is a combination of animation and live action; The First Christmas,
which uses marionettes to tell the story of Jesus' birth; The Christmas
Visitor, which is the only color cartoon on the tape; and Santa
Claus' Punch & Judy, which uses puppets. Various years. Color and
black and white.
Vol 2: A
Visit From St Nick, which is a telling of The Night Before Christmas; Toys
Will Be Toys, where toys come to life after a shop keeper closes for
the night; Madeline’s Christmas, which features Madeline; and Fresh
Hare, which features Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. Color.
Vol
3: Santa’s Surprise, where Little Audrey gathers a handful of kids from around the world to
give Santa a special day after Christmas; Ginger Nutt’s Christmas Circus, where the animals have a fun time performing; Somewhere In Dreamland, a Max Fleischer classic about two poor children that dream of a perfect
world; and Snow
Foolin’, which is a Sing-A-Long classic
featuring Jingle Bells. Color. Various years.
Each volume contains four classic cartoons from various years. All are available on VCD.
Vol 1: Each cartoon in this volume features an early (or first) appearance of a favorite cartoon character. The first cartoon is Woof! Woof!, which features an early version Mighty Mouse. He has magnetic powers and a yellow cape in this cartoon. The second cartoon features Heckle and Jeckle, in The Talking Magpies. One of the birds is still a female called Maggie. Farmer McDonald also makes an appearance. The third cartoon is Yankee Doodle Donkey, which features our Donkey friend as a recruit in an all dog army. The final short features Buzy the Talking Crow in The Stupidstitious Cat.
Vol 2: This volume features Greedy Humpty Dumpty; Naughty But Mice; Simple Simon; and Small Fry.
Vol 3: This volume features Hamateur Night; The Henpecked Rooster; A Day At The Zoo; and Fox Pop.
Vol 4: The cartoons on this volume are Cheese
Burgler; Little Red School Mouse; Scrappily Married; and Fifth
Column Mouse.
Vol 5: Dick Whittington’s Cat, Fin n Catty, Gold Rush
Daze, and Have You Got Any castles.
Vol 6: The Dover Boys At Pimento Univ, Leprechaun’s
Gold, Pantry Panic, and Robin Hood Makes Good.
Vol 7: Croon Crazy (black & white); Dancing In
The Moon (black & white); Doggone Tired; Gumbasia (an early attempt at
claymation that lead to the creation of Gumby).
Vol 8: It’s A Greek Life; Jerkey Turkey; Opening
Night; Presto Change-o.
Vol 9: Hawaiian Birds; A Car-Tune Portrait; Peeping
Penguins; Play Safe.
Vol 10: Toonerville Picnic; The Story Of Time; Trolley
Ahoy; The Little Red School Mouse
Classic
Fairy Tales Vol 1
Each
volume features fairy tales from different countries. Each is available on
VCD.
Vol 1: Robin Hood (England); Aladdin's Lamp
(Arabia); and The Spirit In The Bottle (Germany).
Vol 2: Little Red Riding Hood (France);
The Rainbow Bird (South America); and The Three Wishes (England).
Defenders Of Space
A group of kids makes friends
with a giant robot that can change its shape (think copyright infringed
Transformers) to save Earth from an evil space tyrant. Color. Available On VCD.
Fine Arts Productions Vol 1
This is a collection of animations by Fine Arts
Productions. All of the cartoons feature narrations, and in some cases, voices,
by celebrities from the era (1960’s & 70’s). Featured on this tape are: The
Jumping Frog Of Calaveras County (Lorne Greene); Hailstones
And Halibut (Celeste Holmes); The
Early Birds (Johnathan Winters, who
also wrote the cartoon and does all of the voices); The
Fish And The Burning Stone (E.G. Marshall); and Darvis
Green And His Flying Machine (Edwin Newman). Color.
Various Years. Available on VCD.
This is the 1939 animated version
of Jonathan Swift’s classic book. As with the majority of film translations,
this version only features Gulliver’s adventure in Lilliput (there were two
other lands. One where he was tiny, and the other had talking horses. No, NOT
Mr. Ed). This film was produced by Max Fleischer
(famous for his old black and white Popeye cartoons) and directed by his brother,
Dave. The film was nominated for two Academy Awards (Best Song and Best Score). The film itself was made over a 20 month period
and employed over 700 artists. It
later became the influence for a series of TV cartoons. Color. Available on VCD.
This is the 1954 award winning
animated telling of the classic fairy tale, Hansel & Gretel. The animation
is done with kinemins (1/3 life size figures. Think claymation on a larger
scale). The awards include the Parents Magazine Medal for Movie of the Month,
and Best Sound Track by the Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. Color. Available on VCD.
This title features 9 classic
cartoons featuring Marge’s Little Lulu. The cartoons are Bargain Counter
Attack, Bored Of Education, A Bout With A Trout, Cad And Caddy, Chick And
Double Chick, The Dog Show Off, Loose In A Caboose, Musical Lulu, and A Scout
With The Gout. Available
on VCD.
Each volume features
four or five color cartoons from this classic series from the 1950's & 60's.
For those not familiar with Mel‑O‑Toons, they used to take
recordings of classic fables and fairy tales from around the world (in other
words, children's records), and animate them.
All of the cartoons are in English. Each volume is available on VCD.
VOL 1:
Hansel and Gretel; The Flying Carpet; Omicron and the Sputnik; Peer
Gynt's Adventures on the Stormy Sea.
VOL 2: Ali Baba, 1960; Tom Sawyer; The Enchanted
Horse; The Magic Clock; Sparky's Magic Voice.
VOL 3: Paul Bunyon; Christopher Columbus, a musical
history lesson from 1960; Hunters Of The Sea, a whaling history lesson from
1960; The Seasons, a Greek mythological story.
VOL 4: David and Goliath; Daniel Bone; Peer Gynt In
The Hall Of The Mountain King; and Noah's Ark.
VOL
5: Diana & The Golden Apples; Little Hawk, a
Native American story; Panchito, the musical story of a Mexican boy; and Robin
Hood.
Popeye: Each volume
contains four classic Popeye cartoons. All are available on VCD.
Vol
1: Everyone’s favorite spinach eating sailor is the
star of this cartoon collection. Featured on this tape are: Private Eye Popeye, where our sailor takes a stab at working as a
detective; Parlez
Vouz Woo, where Bluto disguises himself
as a French TV love counselor to seduce Olive; and Spree Lunch, where Bluto opens a diner across the street from
Popeye’s. Color. Various years.
Vol
2: This tape
features four more classic Popeye cartoons. On this tape are: Greek
Mirthology, Where Popeye tells the story of his ancestor, Hercules; Cooking
With Gags, Where Olive insists that Popeye allow Bluto to pull
practical jokes on him; I Don’t Scare, Where
Popeye tries to convince Olive that all superstitions are bunk; and Spooky
Swabs, Where a shipwrecked Olive and Popeye find a ghost ship.
Color.
Vol 3: A Haul In One, which has moving men Popeye and Bluto trying to steal Olive’s business; Out To Punch, where Bluto tries to sabotage Popeye’s fight training; Popeye The Sailor Meets Sinbad The Sailor, which features Bluto as Sinbad, and The Crystal Brawl, where Popeye disguises himself as a fortune teller in order to show Olive that Bluto is really a bad guy.
Vol
4: Abusement Park,
where Popeye and Bluto fight over Olive at an amusement park; Ancient Fistory, which has Popeye and Bluto fighting in ancient
medieval times; Floor Flusher, where Bluto keeps
destroying the plumbing repairs that Popeye made for olive, and Fright To The Finish, which has Bluto playing halloween tricks on
Popeye.
Vol 5: This title features Gopher Spinach; The
Crystal Brawl; Nearly Weds; and Taxi Turvi.
Vol
6: This title features Popeye For President; Insect To Injury;
Assult And
Flattery; and Swee’ Pea. The first three cartoons are in color, while Swee’
Pea is in black and white.
Each volume is a
collection of cartoons from the 1940's and 50's featuring a “bouncing ball”
sing-a-long. The following volumes are available
on VCD.
Vol 2: The four cartoons on this volume are: Farm
Frolics, which features She’ll Be Comin’ ‘Round The Mountain; The Big Flame Up,
which has the song They’ll Be A Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight; The Emerald
Isle, featuring the song MacNamara’s Band; and The Mild West, featuring the
song I’m An Old Cowhand.
Vol 3: Gobs Of Fun; Jingle Jangle Jungle; Old
MacDonald Had A Farm; The
GoalRush.
Vol 4: Heap Hep Injuns; Little Brown
Jug; The Big Drip; The Funshine State.
Bruno
Bozzetto (Allegro Non Troppo) looks at
the personal lives of Superheroes. Italian. Available on DVD.
This is a very fictionalized
story of Andersen as a boy, and how he developed his beloved characters. Available on DVD.
TV Shows & Hard-To-Find Videos