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Presenting Felix the Cat DVD - Out-of-print Sixteen classic Felix the Cat cartoons: "Feline Follies", "Felix Saves the Day", "Felix in the Swim", "Felix Turns the Tide", "Felix Lends a Hand", "Felix Minds the Kid", "Felix in the Bone Age", "Felix the Ghost Breaker", "Felix Wins Out", "Felix Revolts", "Felix Gets Broadcasted", "Felix in Hollywood", "Felix in Fairyland", "Felix Out of Luck", "Felix Goes A-Hunting", and "Felix Finds 'Em Fickle". Also contains two bonus non-Felix cartoons from the November 9, 1919 "Paramount Screen Magazine" ("Master's Voice" and "Down in the Mississippi"). The cartoons are restored to their original projection speed and are accompanied by new organ scores by David Wickerham. | ||
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Felix! DVD - Out-of-print. Contains seven cartoons: "Feline Follies", "Felix Saves the Day", "Felix Dopes it Out", Felix Woos Whoopee", "Felix in Hollywood", "Comicalamities", and "Futuritzy". Three of these cartoons are also available on the "Presenting Felix the Cat" DVD, but are presented here in much better prints. | ||
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Felix the Cat DVD Contains ten classic Felix the Cat cartoons: "Felix in Hollywood", "Felix Doubles For Darwin", "Felix Goes West", "Felix Finds Out", "Felix All Puzzled", "Felix Monkeys With Magic", "Felix Gets the Cat", "Eats Are West", "The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg", and "Neptune Nonsense". | ||
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Winsor McCay: The Master Edition DVD This DVD presents the most complete collection of Winsor McCay's works currently available, including the famous cartoons "Gertie the Dinosaur" (1914) and the hand-colored "Little Nemo" (1911). Also includes an extensive stills gallery and commentary from animation historian John Canemaker, as well as Canemaker's 18-minute documentary "Remembering Winsor McCay". | ||
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Kinomatic Krazy Kat Kartoon Klassics DVD Includes ten rarely-seen Krazy Kat cartoons from the silent era: "Krazy Kat Goes A-Wooing", "The Bugologist", "Krazy Kat Invalid", "A Tale That Is Knot", "The Great Cheese Robbery", "The Best Mouse Loses", "A Family Affair", "The Awful Spook", "Bokays and Brickbatz", and "Making Good". | ||
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Gay Purr-ee DVD The 1962 animated film distributed by UPA written by Chuck Jones, directed by Abe Levitow, and starring the voices of Judy Garland and Mel Blanc. | ||
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Cartoon Adventures Starring Gerald McBoing Boing DVD All four of the original theatrical Gerald McBoing Boing shorts from UPA are collected on this DVD. Includes: "Gerald McBoing Boing" (Academy Award Winner), "Gerald McBoing Boing On Planet Moo" (presented in widescreen), "Gerald McBoing Boing's Symphony", and "How Now Boing Boing". | ||
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David Hand's Animaland DVD David Hand began a series of animated shorts in Britain after working at the Walt Disney Studios for several years (he supervised "Bambi" and "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"). Believed to be lost for decades, nine of these cartoons were discovered and have been restored for this DVD release. Contains: "The Australian Platypus", "Ginger Nutt's Christmas Circus", "Ginger Nutt's Forest Dragon", "The Cuckoo", "Ginger Nutt's Bee-Brother", "The Lion (Felis Leo)", "The Ostrich", "The House-Cat (Felis Vulgaris)", and "Ginger Nutt in 'It's a Lovely Day'". | ||
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Cartoons That Time Forgot: The Ub Iwerks Collection, Vol. 1 DVD In this DVD from the "Cartoons That Time Forgot" series, 32 cartoons are presented, all produced by Ub Iwerks for his studio in the early 1930s. Includes "Fiddlesticks", "Ali Baba", "Don Quixote", "Old Mother Hubbard", and many others. | ||
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Cartoons That Time Forgot: The Ub Iwerks Collection, Vol. 2 DVD In this DVD from the "Cartoons That Time Forgot" series, 26 cartoons are presented, including the most complete color version of "Hell's Fire", as well as risque Flip the Frog cartoons such as "Room Runners", "The Office Boy", "A Chinaman's Chance", "The Milkman", "Soda Squirt", and "The Cuckoo Murder Case". | ||
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Cartoons That Time Forgot: From the Van Beuren Studio DVD In this DVD from the "Cartoons That Time Forgot" series, 21 cartoons from the Van Beuren studio are presented, including "Wot a Night", the first cartoon to star Tom and Jerry (not the cat-and-mouse team, but a Mutt-and-Jeff-like duo). Also included: "Molly Moo-Cow and Robinson Crusoe", "In a Cartoon Studio" ("Makin' 'em Move"), "Opening Night", and others. | ||
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The Complete Adventures of Cubby Bear DVD This DVD includes all 20 of the Cubby Bear cartoons produced by the Van Beuren studio during the early 1930s. Three Cubby cartoons included on this disc ("Cubby's World Flight", "Gay Gaucho", and "Mischievous Mice") were farmed out to Hugh Harman and Rudolph Ising, the creators of Bosko. | ||
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Aesop's Fables from the Van Beuren Studio Vol. 1 DVD A compilation of Van Beuren's Aesop's Fables shorts. Titles include: "Happy Polo" (originally "The Polo Match"), "Summertime", "The Iron Man", "The Haunted Ship", "Noah Knew His Ark", "A Romeo Robin", "Hot Tamale", "Gypped in Egypt", "Makin' 'em Move", "The Family Shoe", "The Cat's Canary", "Toy Time", "Fly Frolic", "The Farmerette", "Chinese Jinks", and "Silvery Moon". | ||
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Attack of the 30's Characters DVD Includes 16 cartoons from the 1930s from various studios: original trailer from "Gulliver's Travels" (Fleischer), "Congo Jazz" (WB), "Wonderland" (Lantz), "Bars and Stripes" (Mintz), "Lady, Play Your Mandolin!" (WB), "Noah's Outing" (Terrytoons), "In The Bag" (Van Beuren), "Is My Palm Read?" (Fleischer), "Funny Face" (Iwerks), "The Mad Doctor" (Disney), "Jolly Good Felons" (Van Beuren), "Little Black Sambo" (Iwerks), "Merry Kittens" (Van Beuren), "Beach Combers" (Lantz), "To Spring" (MGM), "Porky's Railroad" (WB), and "The Paneless Window Washer" (Fleischer). | ||
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Cartoons For Victory! DVD This DVD features animated World War II propaganda films from around the world. Included are Bugs Bunny Bond Rally, many Private Snafu shorts and all four Mr. Hook shorts known to exist (including "Take Heed Mr. Tojo" from the Walter Lantz Studio). Bonus material includes commentaries by historians such as Jerry Beck. | ||
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Cultoons! DVD This DVD includes a selection of many oddball animation including ads, educational films, and strange short subjects. Bonus material includes commentaries by historians such as Jerry Beck. | ||
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The Complete Weird Cartoons DVD Rhino Home Video's collection of bizarre cartoons of the past. Includes: "Alice's Egg Plant" (Disney), "Hold Anything" (WB), "Inki and the Minah Bird" (WB), "Crazytown" (Fleischer), "It's a Bird" (Bowers), "The Non-Stop Fright" (Sullivan), "Small Fry" (Fleischer), "Scrub Me Mama with a Boogie Beat" (Lantz), and more! | ||
