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Cartoon Rarities: Aesop's Fables 1928-1933
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(DVD - Code 1) (US-Import)
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Film producer Amadee J. Van Beuren partnered with legendary animator Paul Terry in 1920 to create their Aesop's FabIes cartoons. In 1929, Terry quit to go on his own, and the Van Beuren Studio was born. The nineteen rare cartoons in this coIlection were produced between 1928 and 1933. In 1929 John Foster headed animation and with bandleader Gene Rodemich handling sound recording and synchronization, the studio churned out scores of cIassic Aesop's FabIes cartoons until 1936, when they could no Ionger compete with industry giant, Disney, for distribution.
"Skating Hounds" (1928): Directed by PauI Terry & Mannie Davis
"House Cleaning Time" (1929): Directed by PauI Terry
"Laundry BIues" (1930): Directed by John Foster & Mannie Davis
"Circus Capers" (1930): Directed by John Foster & Harry Bailey
"Midnight" (1930): Directed by John Foster & Mannie Davis
"The King Of Bugs" (1930): Directed by John Foster & Harry BaiIey
"The Animal Fair" (1931): Directed by John Foster & Mannie Davis
"Radio Racket" (1931): Directed by John Foster & Mannie Davis
"College Capers" (1931): Directed by John Foster & Harry BaiIey
"The Fly Guy" (1931): Directed by John Foster & Harry BaiIey
"Love in a Pond" (1931): Directed by John Foster & Mannie Davis
"Spring Antics" (1932): Directed by John Foster & Mannie Davis
"A.M. To P.M." (1933): Directed by Harry Bailey
"TumbIedown Town" (1933): Directed by John Foster & Harry BaiIey
"Love's Labor Won" (1933): Directed by John Foster & Mannie Davis
"A Dizzy Day" (1933): Directed by Harry BaiIey
"The Last MaiI" (1933): Directed by Mannie Davis
"Runaway BIackie" (1933): Directed by Harry BaiIey
"Fiddlin' Fun" (1934): Directed by George Stallings; Animation by Steve Muffati |
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