News Of The Day ended in November 1967, Universal Newsreel a month later. to Harvey Comics for $1.7 million. Lots of the Paramount crew worked for Oriolo and Seeger Plenty of work in those days. I wish I had the disks of the half hours of HARVEYTOONS SHOW broadcasts that just didnt make it to airwaves. Id be interested to learn the audience and critical reactions. It is not known what Kneitel thought of this relationship. 220 cartoons were produced (over 60 were produced by Paramount itself, the others farmed out to Gene Deitch, Jack Kinney, Larry Harmon, Halas and Batchelor, and others). Harvey Comics exploited this by starting up a new comic book anthology TV Casper and Company in 1963. Another unappealing character, Professor Schmaltz, a bespectacled German expert, would also reoccur in this series. Logo: Nearly the same as the previous logo, but the logo more resembles a cartoon drawing rather than a painting. Among them were Popeye, Superman, Casper the Friendly Ghost, Little Lulu, Little Audrey, Baby Huey, Herman and Katnip, the Screen Songs series, and the Noveltoons series. OLLIE THE OWL (1/63) Kneitel/Tafuri. ONE WEAK VACATION (3/63) Kneitel/Taras. Most Noveltoons/Modern Madcaps/Herman and Katnip starting in 1955 will play a slapstick-type underscore on horns and flutes, composed by Winston Sharples. & M. logo. But she makes Popeye promise not to fight. They were first on WGN-9 and then moved to WFLD-32 where they remained for many, many years. Narrated by Arthur Treacher. FIDDLIN AROUND (12/62) Kneitel/Tafuri. For sales purposes, Warner Bros. had long referred to their annual slate of Bugs Bunny cartoons as Bugs Bunny Specials. They did this because they sold the Bugs Bunny cartoons as a separate block from the other Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. On 1943-1945 cartoons, the title card is on a black background and says "Paramount PRESENTS A NOVELTOON", with "A FAMOUS STUDIOS PRODUCTION in TECHNICOLOR" below it. Warner also produced four of the popular-in-schools Bell Science specials with Frank Baxter. Paramount Cartoon Copyright Text (1960's) Paramount Cartoon Studios/Other Paramount Cartoons Paramount Comedy Paramount Global Paramount Music Paramount Pictures Paramount Pictures/Colour Variants Paramount Pictures/Other Paramount Records Paramount Television Paramount Television Service Paramount/Closing Variants Parufamet R Republic Pictures Comic Kings (1962 - 1963, 13 Theatrical Cartoons.) Its backlog of cartoons have been sold off throughout the years, and the subsequent owners have not been kind to the original presentation of these films. You can make an argument that this was the studios busiest year since the Fleischers were trying to meet their short subject release schedule and complete their two movies in Miami in the late 1930s and early 40s. It is a shame many of these simply fell on the wayside as they did simply for not seeing any future use on television (though Paramount didnt care to add their last five years worth of cartoons to Harvey after the studio closed but Im sure well get to that soon enough). King Blotto THE SHOE MUST GO ON (6/60) Kneitel/Spector. In July 1958, Paramount sold off the Famous Studios cartoons made between October-1950 to March-1962, as well as the rights to all original characters created by Famous Studios (Casper, Baby Huey, Herman and Katnip, Little Audrey, etc.) Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id", "afe6586c8d200ab56bd9330112f9fdab" );document.getElementById("i81fec714c").setAttribute( "id", "comment" ); Jerry Beck is a writer, animation producer, college professor and author of more than 15 books on animation history. It was released by Paramount in October 1961 after it had won an Oscar and the studio began negotiations with Rembrandt Films for more eclectic Deitch animated theatrical shorts. Supposedly, on Amazon, there a few of the cartoons on compilation Terrytoon sets with It reads: "PATENT PENDING FOR SPECIAL PROCESSES USED IN THIS PRODUCTION". From what I remember, they got Paramounts permission to use their original elements to create these new transfers of the cartoons for that show. Both use limited animation and a boing boing sound effect, but Gerald didnt speak in his cartoons and they never showed him in his teen years. Eddie Lawrence does all the voices. And the title of Mikes second opus, Disguise the Limit, was also used for one of the Gene Deitch Popeyes. He was created by Martin Taras for Paramount Pictures ' Famous Studios, and became a Paramount cartoon star during the 1950s. I thought his swan song was noteworthy as he was the only silent cartoon character to appear in a Cinema Scope cartoon. THE METHOD AND MAW (10/62) Kneitel/Reden. Required fields are marked *. 72-Episode volume are all of the Paramount TV Popeye cartoons. The second was Barbecue for Two which had Popeye and Olive (in their original Segar Thimble Theater look even though I dont know who animated this episode) having a barbecue but were interrupted by Brutus (replacing Bluto) Wimpy and SweePea. Also the mountain is red and the background is blue. I thought his swan song was noteworthy as he was the only silent cartoon character to appear in a Cinema Scope cartoon. Paramount Cartoons Wiki is a community site that anyone can contribute to. Surprisingly they arent all lost. And some of the cartoons were pretty funny but I also remember a fair amount of klinkers too. Some early variations of the logo included one with a darker BG from the top of the screen and the mountain capped with snow. Paramount Cartoon Studios featuring Beetle Bailey, Sergeant Snorkle, Otto, General Halftrack, Lieutenant Cosmo, Private Rocky, Private Zero; more Characters . This page was last edited on 13 February 2023, at 17:56. There really isnt. However, it did appear on Nickelodeon's, 1926-1930 Copyright by Paramount-Famous Lasky Corporation, 1930-1933 Copyright by Paramount-Publix Corporation, 1933-1935 Copyright by Paramount Productions, Inc. (Note that Paramount was in bankruptcy.). Noveltoons is a series of cartoons produced by Paramount Pictures' Famous Studios from 1943 to the end of the studio during 1967. Popeye and Olive merely sit on the sidelines as spectators to the whims of Wimpys plan. Warner Bros. knew how popular Bugs was and knew that theaters would gladly pay extra for the privilege of being able to play his cartoons. The new sheriff of an old western town enforces a No Guns policy. Another special end title was used on "Rabbit Punch", where Tommy Tortoise pulls the Paramount mountain logo from the canvas to a full screen, then walks in front of it. SELF DEFENSE FOR COWARDS (4/63) Gene Deitch. Music/Sounds: The theme of any cartoon short. That would be Tell Me A Badtime Story, released in the fall of 63. A concert cant go on unless Luigi the blacksmith stops his pounding. SHOOTIN STARS (8/60) Kneitel/Johnson. The Go-Go Toon cartoon "The Squaw-Path", however, has the sky in sea blue, the clouds in light blue, and the mountain in a wood-like texture. It does contain some detail about KFS venture into TV animation, with some rare promotional material of the trilogy. Universal axed both its Woody Woodpeckers and live-action shorts (mostly sports reels) the same year (1972). Bugs, dressed for summer swimming, is making sure the groundhog sees his shadow. The stories and situations make up for the poor animation. TURNING THE FABLES (8/60) Kneitel/Spector. His cartoons certainly felt more Herriman than what the others did (Jack Kinneys studio did at least one too). I seem to recall it did not have any music score except for the Popeye theme lifted from a Paramount theatrical soundtrack. In a series of vignettes, we see how to win a barroom fight by using such tactics as going limp, garlic breath, screaming, etc. In late 1967, with theatrical cartoons in decline, Paramount shut down its animation studio. After Lulu's head appears, the star fades away, and we see the words "Paramount PRESENTS" at the top of the screen, followed by "LITTLE LULU" in large printed letters. The Cat (1960 - 1961, 3 Theatrical Cartoons.) Especially the scene where the King played his violin ala Jack Benny and how his daughter The Princess rebelled against her fathers silly proclamation on banning all types of music including Be-Bop Jazz by secretly becoming a Beatnik. Wheres Uranium Blues in that montage? Below this we see "by Marge" written out, and then the word "from" below "by Marge", this too written out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=II0Wz3u3LIw, I see theres a webpage that talks a bit about the making of Alvins Solo Flight and its potential as a pilot to a TV series that never happened. The 1959-60 season was a busy one for the Paramount Cartoon Studio - but not all of the work was for Paramount, nor was it for the big screen. Logo: On a wall-like background, in a hole with a border of encircling stars, there is a mountain with clouds in the background. Shrek 2 (2004) Shrek and Fiona travel to the Kingdom of Far Far Away, where Fiona's parents are King and Queen, to celebrate their marriage. Paramount certainly was one of the greenest cartoon studios (recycle, recycle, recycle). I know the KFS Popeye cartoons dont get a lot of love, but I rather like that they eschew the Famous Studios formula in favor of going back to Segars original strips for inspiration. [2] Snoozer the sheep dog must stay awake to keep a wolf away from his flock. Summary A Russian matchmaker pairs an irate customer with a spaceman. Category:1960 cartoons | Paramount Cartoons Wiki | Fandom in: Years 1960 cartoons Category page View source Trending pages Terry the Terror All items (26) # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Other B Be Mice to Cats Bouncing Benny Busy Buddies C Counter Attack D Disguise the Limit E Electronica F Fiddle-Faddle Fine Feathered Fiend Free Shipping on Orders over $25! Thanks for letting us re-visit this one. Both stories and music (Going thru the list of cartoons, all of which well, almost all -Ive seen the last few days on YouTube, knowing Felix the Cat Trans/Lux Oirolo cartoons used music from as late as the Oct.19060 Skit and Skat cartoon Planet Mouselo, and at least ONE 1961, Houndabout That, it pROVES those TV Felixes continued production to 1961 at least. This logo appeared on the Inkwell Imps cartoons of the day and were removed when the titles were deleted for UM&M prints. Ignatz Mouse uses his new credit card to buy a brick launcher. Universal was simply cranking out a cheap newsreel by buying UPIs TV news clip service (used by non-network stations,) blowing up the 16mm footage to 35mm, and adding their own narration and stock music. The shorts were originally aired by CBS between 1966 and 1969 as part of a variety of superhero cartoons, including The New Adventures of Superman and The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure . Manage all your favorite fandoms in one place! BOPIN HOOD (8/61) Kneitel/Spector. FINE FEATHERED FIEND (9/60) Kneitel/Johnson. Grab Your Socks - 1963 Paramount Cartoon Studios Its interesting to see the post-1960 Paramount shorts, such as Bouncing Benny, with Harvey Films designations. Rai Italia un gruppo di quattro canali televisivi distribuiti da Rai Com in America del Nord, America del Sud, Africa, Asia e Australia.Il palinsesto prevede programmi autoprodotti e una selezione dei programmi pi popolari delle reti generaliste Rai.. La diffusione del segnale, inviato dal Centro di produzione TV di Saxa Rubra a Roma, avviene attraverso piattaforme satellitari, cavo, IPTV . The titles from ALVINS SOLO FLIGHT; Little Lulus return to the Paramount Cartoon Studio. Guaranteed Lowest Price. 8 The Jackson 5ive. Cartoons reflected only previous trends in U.S. culture, and animators comically but patriotically remembered the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and both World Wars. What kept the Hearst Metrotone company alive into the 80s was its Screen News Digest produced for schools. References [ edit] External links [ edit] Paramount Pictures Complete Library Categories: Lists of Paramount Pictures films American films by studio 1960s in American cinema Lists of 1960s films For the period from September 1962 to August 1963, Seymour Kneitel and crew kept busy producing 13 theatrical originals for Paramount, were deep into the King Features Trilogy, and were preparing and producing some new Casper cartoons for Harvey Comics and ABC. For Paramount executive Seymour Kneitel, this was a pretty good year. Meanwhile, note that Paramount was still producing (or buying?) I thought I read somewhere that Deitch was largely responsible for convincing KFS to revive Krazy Kat for the TV cartoons in the first place. It is important to remember that the late 1950s through the early 80s was a golden age for the school ephemeral movie (with Coronet, Encyclopdia Britannica, Learning Corporation of America and other companies operating at their peak) and the federal government pumping a lot of money into educational media post-Sputnik. Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) When humanity allies with a bounty hunter in pursuit of Optimus Prime, the Autobots turn to a mechanic and his family for help. Yup with the changes they did to Olive Oyl and renaming Bluto to Brutus as well as adding character that werent in the original Popeye cartoons (Sea Hag, Thor, King Blotto,Rough House and the rest) made the Popeye cartoons look a little lusher. Check out his section here: (Or call him Farmer Gray if you want, he dont care!). But they later changed the name of the show to The Heckle and Jeckle Show in the 1950s. The words "A Paramount Picture", in a script font, appear in a single line across the mountain. Ingredients: 2oz Old Crow, make that 4oz, 1 Tbsp molasses, 6oz ginger beer, enough lime juice to make your eyes all goobley, ice, 1 empty tin can, 1 gun. Buy Caroline Rose - The Art of Forgetting [CD] at DeepDiscount.com. Dedicated To Classic Cartoons: Past, Present & Future, Argentine Animated Features, Part 10: 2010-2011, Its the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown on Records. It was night and day obvious how much the new stuff had lost its edge in the animation dept. He has curated cartoons for DVD and blu-ray compilations and has lent his expertise to dozens of bonus documentaries and audio commentaries on such. Note that they filled the release schedule with another pick-up from Gene Deitch and Rembrandt Films and once again, the Deitch film loaned the Paramount shorts program some prestige by garnering an Academy Award nomination. Later on, starting in 1937, the byline was revised to read "STEREOPTICAL PROCESS and APPARATUS PATENTED. About Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019 Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019 The solitary exception was a small theater in Squaw Valley that offered an outdated travelogue with smirking references to the Grand Tetons. Galaxia is a 1960 Modern Madcaps cartoon. That said, and without further ado, lets take a closer look at the 1960-61 in-house Paramount cartoons. Barbecue For Two was produced and directed by Jack Kinney, with animation by (I think) Format Films, and was the pilot for their portion of the Popeye TV package. BE MICE TO CATS (2/5/60) featuring Skit and Skat. THE PLANET MOUSELOA (10/60) Kneitel/Waldman. There must be a story behind how they chose Krazy, whod been out of the funnies since George Herrimans death and was known to boomer kids if they knew him at all as the old Mickey Mouse knockoff on local kiddie shows. Alice the Goon Wow, the look and feel of these cartoons got UGLY in this period. COOL CAT BLUES (1/61) Kneitel/Spector. Rembrandt Films made most of them, after all. I had read Fieldings book on The March of Time, and met him when he was dean of the FSU film school. In the Jeepers and Creepers series, Creepers had three different voices. CANE AND ABLE (10/61) Kneitel/Spector. Bandwagon, sends his men out to find a new star. On two cartoons "Popeye, the Ace of Space" and "Boo Moon", the entire logo is in 3D, and clouds move past the mountain. Baby Huey is a gigantic and nave duckling cartoon character. Animation & Cartoons; Arts & Music; Computers & Technology; Cultural & Academic Films; Ephemeral Films; Movies; News & Public Affairs; Spirituality & Religion; Sports Videos; Television; Videogame Videos; Vlogs; Youth Media; Search the history of over 797 billion web pages on the Internet. The Paramount Cartoon Studio had survived the sale of its library and its established characters to Harvey Comics. Regardless, Paramount was still high on animated shorts in fact it even picked up an independent film to augment its schedule: Munro, directed by Gene Deitch (who was also producing King Featuers Popeye TV cartoons from his studio in Prague) and based on a story by Jules Feffier. Another has a brown mountain and the BG in a yellow-orange shade. Starting in 1938, the logo was modified, so it was extended to add one more star, making it 24 stars, and the font is different. It is the fifth-oldest film studio in the world, the second-oldest film studio in the United States (behind Universal Pictures), and the sole member of the "Big Five" film studios located within the city limits of Los . Zelma threatens him, and he hits the street to find her a mate. You can turn off the picture and just listen to the sound and still know what was going on. 4. Those ten-year-old Popeye reissues must have looked positively lush compared to Paramounts 1962-63 product. A Jack-in-the-Box pops from inside the box, opening the word "NOVELTOON". The head of Blocbuster Pictures, J.C. The cartoon irises out into an open inkwell lying on a desk. 3) A Bicep Built for Two On shorts from around 1933-34, a special end title was used. Actress Beulah Bangfoot uses Loweezy as a model for her next play. Production: George Pal Productions, Inc. Scat the Cat is chasing a mouse and his Texas grandfather. Then more words appear above and below the title. When a musician borrows a million dollar violin, the insurance company sends their agent Gumshoe (Jack Mercer) to help protect it from criminal Mike the Masquerader. There were 10 TVS Popeye cartoons. Heres what Paramount released in the 1962-63 season. Violet Oyl (Olive Oyls rambunctious niece. I could see how that worked pretty effectively for still staying relevant during the 60s, much in the way Im sure Abner the Baseball also mightve resonated with kids who may know of Mickey Mantles achievement. Felix the Cat is an American animated television series featuring the cartoon character of the same name.. Like The Van Beuren Corporation before, Joe Oriolo gave Felix a more domesticated and pedestrian personality, geared more toward children, and introduced Felix's now-famous item of the "Magic Bag of Tricks", a satchel that can assume the shape and characteristics of anything Felix wants . Shake potables together, pour into can, shoot hole in bottom, drink as it streams out. A SIGHT FOR SQUAW EYES (3/63) Kneitel/Reden. Didnt Paramount have a hand in those too? I dont ever remember seeing any cartoons with The Cat in them,but I remember watching a few Goodie the Gremlin ones. The Sea Hag From 'Giddy Gold' (Paramount, 1961) Such is the general consensus how critics of a certain age feel about the made-for-television Popeye cartoons produced from 1960 to early 1962. I remember the King Features trilogy well. This ad from the LA Times (10/2/60) reflects the now twice-a-week telecasts of Mattys Funday Funnies. In England, newsreels soldiered on by becoming feature magazines, dealing with topics from The Beatles and Rolling Stones to auto racing to a then-teenage Arnold Schwarzenegger flexing for the camera. Famous StudiosParamount Cartoon Studios19421967 1941 . As for those theatricals, the stories are all over the place. KEEPING UP WITH KRAZY (10/62) Kneitel/Tafuri. Baby Huey. Thus, some of these non-animated films did enjoy a second life at least temporarily. Mercer also does the voice on Wimpy in the KFS Popeyes (which, interestingly, sounds like the voice for Wimpy in the 1935 Fleischer effort Choose Yorr Weppins, which was released before Mercer assumed the role of Popeye). or two above the theatricals entertainment wise and pleasant enough to look as well. Free Shipping on Orders over $25! Didnt know there were such late additions to the Little Lulu series. Also, the words "COLOR CLASSIC" are seen between "Paramount" and "Picture". Welcome to Paramount Cartoons Wiki, a database about Fleischer Studios and Famous Studios that anyone can edit. GoGo Toons (1967, 7 Theatrical Cartoons.) Fractured Fables (1967, 6 Theatrical Cartoons.) Two rival TV cowboy stars compete for the right to sign a little boys autograph book. TRIGGER TREAT (4/60) Kneitel/Johnson. Your email address will not be published. Aside from the copyrights (which Frogs Legs would sport a Paramount copyright instead), Marjorie and her agent William C. Erskine were given co-producer credits in place of the writers for both cartoons. 1935-1939 Copyright by Paramount Pictures, Inc. 1939-June 30, 1950 Copyright by Paramount Pictures, Inc. (Note: This was in the Paramount font), July 21, 1950-December 31, 1967 Copyright by Paramount Pictures Corporation. Both characters end up feeling down (more so for Gerald who nearly runs away from his problems at a critical point in his story). Paramount Cartoons Wiki is a FANDOM Movies Community. Huey first appeared in Quack-a-Doodle-Doo, a Noveltoon theatrical short produced and released in 1950. Also Geezil, he and Rough House show up in this particular cartoon that is mostly centered on Wimpy instead (who I have to admit, bit a lot more to do than the one or two times Famous ever used him in previously). Im currently reading King of the Comics: 100 Years of King Features, a new coffee table book from IDW Publishing. Free Shipping on Orders over $25! Thinking about Bouncing Benny some more, the approach reminded of what was also being done by Disney during the time with the unique stop-motion works of Xavier Atencio and Bill Justice on such projects as Noahs Ark, A Symposium of Popular Songs as as a few opening title sequences.
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