“The Ragtime Bear,” a 1949 UPA theatrical cartoon directed by John Hubley, written by Millard Kaufman, with music by Del Castillo. Voice actors: Jim Backus and Jerry Hausner. The first appearance of Mr. Magoo.
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“The Magic Fluke” a 1949 UPA theatrical cartoon featuring Fox & Crow, directed by John Hubley, with music by Del Castillo. Voice actor: John T. Smith. An Academy Award Nominee.
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“Robin Hoodlum,” a 1948 UPA theatrical cartoon featuring Fox & Crow, directed by John Hubley, with music by Del Castillo. Voice actor: John T. Smith. Nominated for an Academy Award.
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“Prehistoric Perils,” a 1952 Terrytoons theatrical cartoon featuring Mighty Mouse, directed by Connie Rasinski, with music by Philip A. Scheib.
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“Law and Order,” a 1950 Terrytoons theatrical cartoon featuring Mighty Mouse, directed by Eddie Donnelly, with music by Philip A. Scheib.
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“Cupid Gets His Man,” a 1936 Rainbow Parade theatrical cartoon by Van Beuren Studios, directed by Tom Palmer, with music by Winston Sharples.
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“A Waif’s Welcome,” a 1936 Rainbow Parade theatrical cartoon by Van Beuren Studios, directed by Tom Palmer, with music by Winston Sharples.
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“Bold King Cole,” a 1936 Rainbow Parade theatrical cartoon by Van Beuren Studios featuring Felix the Cat, directed by Burt Gillett, with music by Winston Sharples.
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“Neptune Nonsense,” a 1936 Rainbow Parade theatrical cartoon by Van Beuren Studios featuring Felix the Cat, directed by Burt Gillett, and Tom Palmer, with music by Winston Sharples.
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“The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg,” a 1936 Rainbow Parade cartoon by Van Beuren Studios featuring Felix the Cat, directed by Burt Gillett, and Tom Palmer, with music by Winston Sharples.
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