“Toonerville Picnic,” a 1936 Rainbow Parade cartoon by Van Beuren Studios, directed by Burt Gillett, with music by Winston Sharples. Based on a newspaper comic strip by Fontaine Fox.
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“Trolley Ahoy,” a 1936 Rainbow Parade cartoon by Van Beuren Studios, directed by Burt Gillett, with music by Winston Sharples. Based on a newspaper comic strip by Fontaine Fox.
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“Toonerville Trolley,” a 1936 Rainbow Parade cartoon by Van Beuren Studios, directed by Burt Gillett, and Tom Palmer, with music by Winston Sharples. Based on a newspaper comic strip by Fontaine Fox. The bovine here looks suspiciously like Molly Moo Cow.
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“Molly Moo-Cow And Robinson Crusoe,” a Rainbow Parade cartoon by Van Beuren Studios featuring Molly Moo Cow, 1936. Directed by Burt Gillett, and Tom Palmer, with music by Winston Sharples. Last Molly Moo-Cow cartoon.
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“Molly Moo-Cow and Rip Van Winkle,” a Rainbow Parade cartoon by Van Beuren Studios featuring Molly Moo Cow,1935. Directed by Burt Gillett, and Tom Palmer, with music by Winston Sharples.
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“The Phantom Rocket,” a Van Beuren Studios cartoon featuring Tom & Jerry, 1933. Directed by Frank Sherman and George Rufle. Music Director: Gene Rodemich. To prevent confusion with the better-known MGM cartoon cat and mouse, the main characters’ names were later changed to Dick and Larry.
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” Doughnuts,” a Van Beuren Studios cartoon featuring Tom & Jerry, 1933. Directed by Frank Sherman and George Rufle. Music Director: Gene Rodemich. To prevent confusion with the better-known MGM cartoon cat and mouse, the main characters’ names were later changed to Dick and Larry.
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“Hook & Ladder Hokum,” a Van Beuren Studios cartoon featuring Tom & Jerry, 1933. Directed by John Foster and Frank Tashlin. Music Director: Gene Rodemich. To prevent confusion with the better-known MGM cartoon cat and mouse, the main characters’ names were later changed to Dick and Larry.
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“Puzzled Pals,” a Van Beuren Studios cartoon featuring Tom & Jerry, 1933. Directed by John Foster and Frank Sherman. Music Director: Gene Rodemich. To prevent confusion with the better-known MGM cartoon cat and mouse, the main characters’ names were later changed to Dick and Larry.
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“Magic Mummy,” a Van Beuren Studios cartoon featuring Tom & Jerry, 1933. Directed by John Foster and George Stallings. Music Director: Gene Rodemich. To prevent confusion with the better-known MGM cartoon cat and mouse, the main characters’ names were later changed to Dick and Larry.
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