A Terrytoons cartoon in Cinemascope starring Foofle.
Ling Bing Productions
Scanned by Kineko Video from a 16mm IB Technicolor print.
A Terrytoons cartoon in Cinemascope starring Foofle.
A Terrytoons cartoon in Cinemascope starring Foofle.
updated 3 years ago
A Terrytoons cartoon in Cinemascope starring Foofle.
A Columbia Scrappy cartoon
This particular print is a French release of the film, still has it's original English track.
I don't really have much info behind it, so I don't know if this was an official release or unofficial.
As part of the When Funnies were Funny series that was released by Radio and Television Packagers in the 70's.
Pretty sure the source they used was from one of those Snappy Cartoons home movie releases.
A Columbia Krazy Kat cartoon
Had to fix some certain stuff on here, this one took a while to reupload again.
A Columbia Fable cartoon
An Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Cartoon
The fourth title in the Musical Paint Box series.
A Phantasy Cartoon
The fifth and finale Bubble and Squeek cartoon in the series.
This particular one was released by Fletcher Films, which for some reason, made the cartoon a little shorter by cutting out a few scenes.
Posting this as a hold on until I can get a more complete print of this short.
A Terrytoons cartoon featuring Heckle and Jeckle
A Krazy Kat Cartoon even though he barely shows up aside from narrating the story.
Special thanks to @HectortheFox95-t5v for helping me get this tape transfered.
A Terrytoons cartoon in Cinemascope
A Columbia Fable Cartoon featuring Krazy Kat.
A rare french cartoon animated in a small studio run by Renan de Vela and André Chavaud.
Directed by Renan de Vela.
The third cartoon in the Bubble and Squeek series by British Animation Production.
A Color Rhapsody Cartoon.
A Terrytoons cartoon featuring Mighty Mouse.
A Terrytoons cartoon with The Terry Bears.
Most likely came from a 35mm print with Dutch subtitles put onto 8mm if that's the case.
This particular release was from Real Films, under the name 'Kamer Te Huur'.
An animated german advertisement for Telefunken Radio by Hans Fischerkoesen.
A Phantasy cartoon by Screen Gems
A Oswald Rabbit cartoon originally released under their New Universal Cartoon series.
One of the selected Krazy Kat cartoons to be colorized by Fred Ladd's Color System Inc and International Arts Production in South Korea in the 70's with a new soundtrack as well.
The magnetic sound is muffled in some parts so there's not much I could do for that unfortunately.
Big thanks to John Ackerman for helping out with exporting it to it's original scope format.
A Terrytoons cartoon in Cinemascope starring Gaston Le Crayon in his first appearance.
One of the selected Krazy Kat cartoons to be colorized by Fred Ladd's Color System Inc and International Arts Production in South Korea in the 70's.
From my personal film collection.
A Terrytoons cartoon featuring the Terry Bears.
From my personal film collection (as of recent)...
The fourth cartoon in the Bubble and Squeek series by British Animation Production.
Scanned by Kineko Video from a 16mm Mylar LPP Color print of the film
This special was produced by Perennial Pictures in 1984
Was originally gonna post this in 4K but the file was corrupted when trying to upload it so I posted a 2K version of the scan for now
Happy Holidays!
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A Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Cartoon directed by Bill Nolan
Scanned by Kineko Video.
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Didn't bother to release this scan last year due to it having a bunch of bad splices and jumpcuts throughout some parts of the cartoon.
You can kind of see why I guess...
I'd highly recommend listening to Jose Norman's music if you haven't already. Really good stuff I tell ya.
Scanned by Kineko Video from an LPP print of the film (Most likely a reduction).
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Very well done war related cartoon from Screen Gems for it's time.
Scanned by Kineko Video
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A beautiful looking IB Tech print of a Screen Gems cartoon with only 2 splices and some thin lines but it's alright, still looks good.
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An Anson Dyer Cartoon which was finished over at Halas and Batchelor.
The opening credits are taken off of this print unfortunately...
The film was really red faded when it was getting scanned, so the colors may not look accurate to how it originally was before.
Scanned and Color Corrected by Kineko Video
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As part of the series When Funnies were Funny by Radio and Television Packagers.
Film itself is pretty jumpy as seen in the video.
I honestly don't know when i'll post the entire short on here but here's a little taste of how it looks.
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A Krazy Kat cartoon colorized by Color System Inc.
Scanned and Color Corrected by the people over at Kineko Video
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A Krazy Kat Cartoon colorized by Color System Inc with newly added 70's music to appeal to audiences at the time I guess?
Scanned and Color Corrected by Femboy Films.
Scanned and color corrected by Kinkeo Video from a 35mm Ansco Nitrate.
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Nothing much to say but this one seems to be slightly different compare to the one seen already on YouTube.
Mainly with the words "In Technicolor" removed off this one and the live action parts being shot different.
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Scanned from a 16mm IB Technicolor print of the film.
Also I can't be the only one that thinks those dove designs look so ugly.
Special Thanks to FemboyFilms for scanning the film.
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Special Thanks to FemboyFilms for scanning this film.
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Probably the only Oswald film I own with it's original theatrical titles.
Find it odd how you can see someone's hand when the title cards transition in this one.
Special Thanks to Kineko Video for scanning this!
A short animated cartoon featuring the characters from the B.C. comic strip by Johnny Hart.
Originally apart of a TV Show, "The Curiosity Shop".
Special thanks to FemboyFilms for scanning the film.
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Sadly, the film had some vinegar smell on it but I'm glad to get it scanned sooner than later.
From my personal film collection
Scanned by FemboyFilms
Special thanks to FemboyFilms for helping me get this film transferred!
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One of the many selected Krazy Kat cartoons to be colorized by Fred Ladd's Color System Inc and International Arts Production in South Korea for Columbia Pictures sometime in the 70's.
From a blown up 35mm of a colorized Krazy Kat cartoon shown to theaters and drive ins


