“Giddyap,” a 1950 UPA theatrical cartoon directed by Art Babbitt and John Hubley, written by Phil Eastman, Bob Russell, and Bill Scott, with music by David Raksin. Stan Freberg provided the voice of Jack the horse.
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“The Miner’s Daughter,” a 1950 UPA theatrical cartoon directed by Robert Cannon and John Hubley, written by Phil Eastman, Bob Russell, and Bill Scott, with music by Gail Kubik.
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“Trouble Indemnity,” a 1950 UPA theatrical cartoon directed by Pete Buness and John Hubley, written by Phil Eastman, Bill Scott, and Al Smalley, with music by Hoyt Curtin. Jim Backus voiced Mr. Magoo. Nominated for an Academy Award. A spoof of the 1944 film Double Indemnity. Note: In the 20th century, mocking people with disabilities was considered hilarious.
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“Spellbound Hound,” a 1950 UPA theatrical cartoon directed by Pete Burness and John Hubley, written by Phil Eastman and Bob Russell, with music by Del Castillo. Jim Backus voices Mr. Mr. Magoo.
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“Punchy De Leon,” a 1950 UPA theatrical cartoon directed by John Hubley, written by Phil Eastman and Millard Kaufman, with music by Del Castillo.
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“Christmas Comes But Once a Year,” Fleischer Studios, 1936. Voice actors: Jack Mercer and Mae Questel. Director: Dave Fleischer. Animation: William Henning, Seymour Kneitel. Music: Bob Rothberg, Tot Seymour, Sammy Timberg.
Related:
“A Very Fleisher Christmas,” FleischerStudios.com
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“Christmas Comes But Once a Year,” Fleischer Studios, 1936. Voice actors: Jack Mercer and Mae Questel. Director: Dave Fleischer. Animation: William Henning, Seymour Kneitel. Music: Bob Rothberg, Tot Seymour, Sammy Timberg.
Related:
“A Very Fleisher Christmas,” FleischerStudios.com
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“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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