“Madeline,” a 1952 UPA theatrical cartoon, directed by Robert Cannon, from the books by Ludwig Bemelmans, adapted by Robert Cannon and Thornton Hee (T. Hee), with music by David Raksin. Voice actor: Gladys Holland. 1952 Academy Award Nominee.
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“Hotsy Footsy,” a 1952 UPA theatrical cartoon featuring Mr. Magoo, directed by William T. Hurtz, written by James Raymond, with music by Shorty Rogers. Voice actors: Jim Backus, Jerry Hausner, and Isabel Randolph. Note: In the 20th century, mocking people with disabilities was considered hilarious.
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“Pink and Blue Blues,” a 1952 UPA theatrical cartoon featuring Mr. Magoo, directed by Pete Burness, written by Bill Scott, with music by Benjamin Lees. Voice actors: Jim Backus, Jerry Hausner, and Mary Jane Croft. Note: In the 20th century, mocking people with disabilities was considered hilarious.
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“Willie the Kid,” a 1952 UPA theatrical cartoon, directed by Robert Cannon, written by Robert Cannon and Thornton Hee (T. Hee), with music by Ernest Gold. Voice actors: Marvin Miller, Marian Richman, and Martha Wentworth.
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“The Dog Snatcher,” a 1952 UPA theatrical cartoon featuring Mr. Magoo, directed by Pete Burness, written by Paul Schneider and Bill Scott, with music by William Lava. Voice actors: Jim Backus, Jerry Hausner, and Billy Bletcher. Note: In the 20th century, mocking people with disabilities was considered hilarious.
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“The Oompahs,” a 1952 UPA theatrical cartoon, directed by Robert Cannon, written by Thornton Hee (T. Hee), with music by Ray Sherman. Narrator: Marvin Miller. Family drama in the brass section.
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“Rooty Toot Toot,” a 1951 UPA theatrical cartoon, directed by directed by John Hubley, written by John Hubley and Bill Scott, with music by Phil Moore. Voice actors: Annette Warren, Thurl Ravenscroft, and Bill Lee. Based on the song “Frankie and Johnny.” 1951 Academy Award nominee.
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“Grizzly Golfer,” a 1951 UPA theatrical cartoon featuring Mr. Magoo, directed by Pete Burness, written by Bill Danch and Bill Scott, with music by Hoyt Curtin. Voice actors: Jim Backus and Jerry Hausner. Note: In the 20th century, mocking people with disabilities was considered hilarious.
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“The Wonder Gloves” a 1951 UPA theatrical cartoon, directed by Robert Cannon, written by Bill Danch and Phil Eastman, with music by Lou Maury. Voice actors: Marvin Miller and Marian Richman.
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“Peter Cottontail,” a 1951 UPA theatrical cartoon directed by Robert Cannon, loosely based on the song by Steve Nelson and Jack Rollins, which was loosely based on a book by Thornton Burgess. Wish we knew more about the singers and arranger. Unlike the song, it doesn’t mention Easter.
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