About the Wiki The Paramount Cartoons Wiki is about all Paramount Pictures animated shorts that had a cartoon department for 40 years (from 1927 to 1967), but the studio has done everything it could to erase its animated past. In October 1959, all the Paramount theatrical cartoons released between September 1950 and 1959 made their debut, sponsored by Mattel Toys, on the ABC Television network. On the Noveltoon cartoon "Saved by the Bell", Herman the Mouse walks past the logo. DISGUISE THE LIMIT (9/60) Kneitel/Johnson. Starting on November 26, 1954, the logo is slightly zoomed back and featured different clouds surrounding the mountain. Required fields are marked *. The Whiffle Bird Guaranteed Lowest Price. Its only going to get uglier from this point onward, brace yourself, next seasons a doozy! Some early variations of the logo included one with a darker BG from the top of the screen and the mountain capped with snow. Paramount Cartoons Wiki is a FANDOM Movies Community. Your email address will not be published. I thought his swan song was noteworthy as he was the only silent cartoon character to appear in a Cinema Scope cartoon. This logo appeared on the Inkwell Imps cartoons of the day and were removed when the titles were deleted for UM&M prints. Now the struggle is finding both original 35mm prints shown in theaters and 16mm dupes as many schools and libraries chucked a lot of material without considering its historical value. Nice to know that there are fellow toonsers out there that remember the Modern Madcaps, Harveytoons, etc. ONE OF THE FAMILY (12/62) Kneitel/Taras. Unless you popped for the Bugs Bunny Specials, your theater wasnt going to be running any Bugs Bunny. Was the Bugs Bunny Specials a series title given to a new set of reissues, or the Blue Ribbon reissues. By using our services, you agree to our use of cookies. BELOW: Letters from ABC to Alfred Harvey telling of the phenomenal ratings success of Mattys Funday Funnies. The 1938 version of the logo appears on most later cartoons, such as Superman, which the Warner Archive DVD also preserves it. Beck is currently on the faculty of Cal Arts in Valencia, UCLA in Westwood and Woodbury University in Burbank teaching animation history. Outsourced cartoons Colonel Heeza Liar (1916; produced by Bray Productions) The Police Dog (1916; produced by Bray Productions) The Trick Kids (1916; produced by Bray Productions) I know Gene Deitch wrote about his efforts to inject a bit of Herriman into his Krazys. Also the mountain is red and the background is blue. Below that: publicity sheets from Harvey, spreading the word to its comic books dealers and newsstand salesman; and comic books created to exploit the new network show. In October 1959, all the Paramount theatrical cartoons released between September 1950 and 1959 made their debut, sponsored by Mattel Toys, on the ABC Television network. I had read Fieldings book on The March of Time, and met him when he was dean of the FSU film school. Seymour Kneitel and the Paramount Cartoon Studio also profited by success the studio created openings, bumpers ad commercials to support the series. I know the KFS Popeye cartoons dont get a lot of love, but I rather like that they eschew the Famous Studios formula in favor of going back to Segars original strips for inspiration. Loved Boppin Hood! Cool Cat Blues was interesting when it made it to TV two years later on ABCs new Saturday morning Casper show because unlike most theatricals that dealt with timely subject that were past their time by the time they hit the small screen, The Ed Sullivan Show was still going strong and had another eight years to run on CBS. Aliases Fractured Fables Comic Kings GoGo Toons Honey Halfwitch Herman and Katnip The logo made its final appearance on the Popeye cartoon "Cartoons Ain't Human", released on September 3, 1943. Theres still a few hanging by a thread these days, of course gone are the days of 16mm prints and VHS tapes in favor of DVDs. Wheres Uranium Blues in that montage? References [ edit] External links [ edit] Paramount Pictures Complete Library Categories: Lists of Paramount Pictures films American films by studio 1960s in American cinema Lists of 1960s films TRASH PROGRAM (4/63) Kneitel/Reden. 5) Popeyes Mirthday Heres a list of the characters that appeared on the KFS Popeye cartoons who werent on the original Paramount cartoon animated by the Fleischer Brothers and Famous Studios but appeared in the Popeye comic strips Irv Spector model sheet for Mike The Masquerader (1960). The Sea Hag Yeah, the blandly-named Mike the Masquerader was an odd character to build one cartoon around, let alone two. Barbecue For Two was produced and directed by Jack Kinney, with animation by (I think) Format Films, and was the pilot for their portion of the Popeye TV package. 3) A Bicep Built for Two In a series of vignettes, we see how to win a barroom fight by using such tactics as going limp, garlic breath, screaming, etc. And again I think the Popeye remake is the better of the two. Heres what Paramount released in the 1962-63 season. Apparently either Marge or Western Publishing saw no interest in an updated animated series of cartoons for their character. Famous StudiosParamount Cartoon Studios19421967 1941 . Paramount's Noveltoons - The Famous Studios Collection (1943-67) : Famous Studios and Paramount Pictures : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive Volume 90% 00:00 08:10 08:10 1 Noveltoons - A Haunting We Will Go (1949) 06:35 2 Noveltoons - A Lamb in a Jam (1945) 07:06 3 Noveltoons - A Mutt in a Rut (1949) ft. Dogface 07:01 4 Columbia/Screen Gems tried to do a Herrimanesque Krazy Kat cartoon, Lil Ainjil.. Bobo the family dog goes to a psychiatrist who recommends to his master that he be treated as one of the family. Spot gags about Science and future gadgets. I believed Id mentioned this before, but the one actor who straddled Paramount Cartoons and Fred Ladds anime dubs (Astro Boy, Kimba, et al) was Gilbert Mack. Welcome to Paramount Cartoons Wiki, a database about Fleischer Studios and Famous Studios that anyone can edit. I think there were four cartoons featuring Goodie Gremlin total. Discover, share and add your knowledge! On shorts from around 1933-34, a special end title was used. ET TU OTTO (9/62) Kneitel/Tafuri. Percy and Ralph go to a penny arcade. Heres a few storyboard panels: BELOW: Here are some excerpts from the ABC Pressbook which went out to all the local stations to help promote Mattys Funday Funnies. Fifteen years ago, the marriage broker took $300 from an old maid to find her a husband. The 1959-60 season was a busy one for the Paramount Cartoon Studio - but not all of the work was for Paramount, nor was it for the big screen. The 1962-1967 Paramount Cartoon Library with exceptions and If it was reran in the 90's, The Paramount Cartoons would of been followed by The 1995 Paramount Domestic Television logo. Modern Madcaps (1958 - 1967, 60 Theatrical Cartoons.) Regardless, Paramount was still high on animated shorts in fact it even picked up an independent film to augment its schedule: Munro, directed by Gene Deitch (who was also producing King Featuers Popeye TV cartoons from his studio in Prague) and based on a story by Jules Feffier. Cool Cat Blues - 1961 Famous Studios featuring The Cat, Ed Solvent, Gangsters At first glance, the 1961-62 season might look pretty low-key, but things at the studio were hopping. Speaking of comic books, Im hoping well get more about the Harvey Comics characters in this time period. This video shows content that is not owned by us. Fox closed down its Movietone newsreel in 1963, and Universals was the last to go in 66 (allegedly, it stuck around longer because it got money from a U.S. government agency). Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id", "a72f2343949f59c997a2250e69d28514" );document.getElementById("i81fec714c").setAttribute( "id", "comment" ); Jerry Beck is a writer, animation producer, college professor and author of more than 15 books on animation history. Especially Snuffy Smiths theme. The quality was nowhere near as good, but given the budgets, the number of staff and the time constraints, its not surprising Paramounts theatricals and their TV efforts by 1963 are barely indistinguishable. Honey Halfwitch (1965 - 1967, 12 Theatrical Cartoons.) THE SHOE MUST GO ON (6/60) Kneitel/Spector. Herman and Katnip (1952 - 1959, 27 Theatrical Cartoons.) A new series was added to the mix Jeepers and Creepers. The Heckle and Jeckle show were first known as the Talking Magpies in 1946. I dont ever remember seeing any cartoons with The Cat in them,but I remember watching a few Goodie the Gremlin ones. Also, the words "COLOR CLASSIC" are seen between "Paramount" and "Picture". The Barber Shop (Mack Sennett, producer; Arthur Ripley) bw-21m- (W.C. Fields)-July 28, 1933 W.C. plays the title role and is flirting with manicurist and creating havoc with his shaving technique. I dont recall Violet Oyl being Olives niece, but I do remember a tomboyish troublemaker named Diesel Oyl. It then fades to the opening logo. And another character who was created for these TV cartoons was Roger the talking dog, who was in two of Gene Deitchs Popeyes. It wouldve helped a bit. He has curated cartoons for DVD and blu-ray compilations and has lent his expertise to dozens of bonus documentaries and audio commentaries on such. You can make an argument that this was the studios busiest year since the Fleischers were trying to meet their short subject release schedule and complete their two movies in Miami in the late 1930s and early 40s. 5) Fido Beta Kappa Jack Mercer did his voice in Scouting For Trouble; I am guessing Allen Swift voices him in Trouble Date and The Boss Is Always Right while Syd Raymond is the voice in Busy Buddies. (Dont hesitate to tell me if Im wrongand I usually am.) Popeye may have ended his run as a theatrical cartoon series, but in 1960 Paramount Studio was called upon to be the central hub of new pack of TV cartoons for King Features Syndicate. It is the fifth-oldest film studio in the world, the second-oldest film studio in the United States (behind Universal Pictures), and the sole member of the "Big Five" film studios located within the city limits of Los . Music/Sounds: A fanfare based on "Paramount on Parade" or the cartoon's opening theme. The Cat (1960 - 1961, 3 Theatrical Cartoons.) Another special end title was used on "Pedro and Lorenzo", with the Paramount logo appearing on a book end cover. Plans were afoot during this season to debut a new Casper Saturday Morning series in the fall of 1963. This is due, in part, because they followed the Popeyetheatrical films produced by the Fleischer Studios. Availability: Near extinction. The official list of the 1959-60 season of Paramount cartoons. He is a former studio exec with Nickelodeon Movies and Disney, and has written for The Hollywood Reporter and Variety. For years I had Bouncing Benny confused in my memory with Gerald McBoing Boing. It was saved on the Talkartoon short "Any Rags" and an HD print of the Betty Boop short "Show White". I suspect that KFS may have felt that the cyclical nature of the Pupp-Krazy-Ignatz love triangle might lend itself to some kind of inexpensive cartoon formula but, happily, the stories for the series are a pretty diverse lot. The shorts were originally aired by CBS between 1966 and 1969 as part of a variety of superhero cartoons, including The New Adventures of Superman and The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure . Two rival TV cowboy stars compete for the right to sign a little boys autograph book. 4) Mouse Trapeze Music: Rock: 607396652822. Eddie Lawrence starts his voices for Paramount at this time. Nice job, and thanks for letting us all know that today is an important in cartoon history! 6) Baby Wants a Battle. Salesman Ignatz sells Kokonino suburbanite Kelly a house, a pool, and other things to keep up with his neighbor Krazy Kat. King Features tried to expand on their TV Popeyes with companion series based on Snuffy Smith, Beetle Bailey, and Krazy Kat. In 1956, Associated Artists Productions purchased the Popeye cartoons and replaced this logo. Paramount Cartoons Logo descriptions by Argus Sventon, James Fabiano, and Jason Jones Logo captures by V of Doom, GreenLantern40, and adynaske Additional edits by V of Doom, Eric S., Bob Fish, a dynaske and others Video capture courtesy of Eric S. 1st Logo (1927-1929) Logo: On the film's title card, a small mountain logo is seen circled by stars. A Jack-in-the-Box pops from inside the box, opening the word "NOVELTOON". 1) Rail Rodents Paramount certainly was one of the greenest cartoon studios (recycle, recycle, recycle). Three of the six pictured were only in reissue. However, it did appear on Nickelodeon's, 1926-1930 Copyright by Paramount-Famous Lasky Corporation, 1930-1933 Copyright by Paramount-Publix Corporation, 1933-1935 Copyright by Paramount Productions, Inc. (Note that Paramount was in bankruptcy.). Cookies help us deliver our services. Cartoon Network Latin America Original Productions, Paramount Domestic Television and Video Programming, https://avid.miraheze.org/w/index.php?title=Paramount_Cartoons&oldid=480375, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0). Now I find it much more appealing and enjoyable. DRUM UP A TENNANT (2/63) Kneitel/Reden. Didnt know there were such late additions to the Little Lulu series. Heres that drink recipe I promised. Here is the above advertised and pictured A SPORT IS BORN Moreover, prior to 1955, Warners had released 191 cartoons, Universal 179 and Columbia 156. The words "THE SATURDAY EVENING POST" are printed out, and below this we see the word, "in" written out, and then below it in large block lettering, the word "TECHNICOLOR". And they were a huge success. FIDDLIN AROUND (12/62) Kneitel/Tafuri. Keith Scotts book on Jay Ward states that Ward was approached with, but turned down, the chance to produce series with both David Sevilles Chipmunks and Popeye. 35mm, color, 10 min. However, before all cartoons could be plastered, National Telefilm Associates (NTA) purchased U.M.& M. and replaced the U.M. or two above the theatricals entertainment wise and pleasant enough to look as well. I thought I read somewhere that Deitch was largely responsible for convincing KFS to revive Krazy Kat for the TV cartoons in the first place. WILLIAM CONRAD: Be sure to see our next thrilling episode, SWEET POTATO GUY or I YAM WHAT I YAM !. Noveltoons is a series of cartoons produced by Paramount Pictures' Famous Studios from 1943 to the end of the studio during 1967. It was used on cartoons from "No Mutton fer Nuttin'" up to "A Self-Made Mongrel". Jeepers tries to make Creepers look like a hero to his nephew Frisky. Free Shipping on Orders over $25! Its backlog of cartoons have been sold off throughout the years, and the subsequent owners have not been kind to the original presentation of these films. (click to enlarge). The following is a list of films originally produced and/or distributed theatrically by Paramount Pictures and released in the 1960s. Only the worst prints are available these days for viewing. In England, newsreels soldiered on by becoming feature magazines, dealing with topics from The Beatles and Rolling Stones to auto racing to a then-teenage Arnold Schwarzenegger flexing for the camera. The new television medium certainly gave these guys plenty to do around NY. Repeat. It was night and day obvious how much the new stuff had lost its edge in the animation dept. The second was Barbecue for Two which had Popeye and Olive (in their original Segar Thimble Theater look even though I dont know who animated this episode) having a barbecue but were interrupted by Brutus (replacing Bluto) Wimpy and SweePea. They were also generally a notch The backdrop of all of this is the Paramount mountain and the stars, which remains until after the words "A FAMOUS Studios PRODUCTION" appear in various fonts depending on the release year. Apparently Paramount kept releasing the live-action shorts through the end of 1968 (technically the 68-69 season) and this was a year after the last cartoons. From what I remember, they got Paramounts permission to use their original elements to create these new transfers of the cartoons for that show. The 1960s cartoons have been issued on both VHS and DVD. About Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019 Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019 Paramount Cartoons 1960-1961 For Paramount executive Seymour Kneitel, this was a pretty good year. I am wondering what Bugs Bunny cartoon that image is referencing? 1) Shuteye Popeye Evidence that this series was rushed to comply with Paramounts salemens demand for some sort of cartoon front man is the gap of six months between the first film and the second one and another six months wait for the third entry. For sales purposes, Warner Bros. had long referred to their annual slate of Bugs Bunny cartoons as Bugs Bunny Specials. They did this because they sold the Bugs Bunny cartoons as a separate block from the other Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. to Harvey Comics for $1.7 million. Most Noveltoons/Modern Madcaps/Herman and Katnip starting in 1955 will play a slapstick-type underscore on horns and flutes, composed by Winston Sharples. Only original prints (and maybe a couple current prints) will have this logo, such as on a print of "Koko the Kop". Was referred to as "A Paramount Champion: Brought Back By Popular Demand" on cartoons that were reissued, such as "Cilly Goose". 4. THE PLANET MOUSELOA (10/60) Kneitel/Waldman. ROBOT RINGER (11/62) Kneitel/Reden. TURNING THE FABLES (8/60) Kneitel/Spector. The Heckle and Jeckle Show. 8 The Jackson 5ive. Availability: Extremely rare. Thanks for filling the cracks in my memory, Jeff. Variant: On Krazy Kat cartoons, the mountain logo is shown between the two words, and then it cuts to the standard print logo with the credits on them. The Krazy Kat, Beetle Bailey and Snuffy Smith cartoons used west-coast voice talent (Paul Frees could be heard in all three series), in contrast to the NYC- based Popeye cast. In the short subject field, Paramount released 1,600, with another 135 cartoons still on the block; RKO released 1,000 and Fox is offering 600. During 1962 and most of 1963, the Harvey TV package of 1950s era Paramount cartoons were in TV syndication, sold under the title "Casper and Company" to local stations by ABC Films. Hooray! Harvey Comics exploited this by starting up a new comic book anthology TV Casper and Company in 1963. Shorn of all the kid-friendly characters they had created, it looks like Paramount tried to get on the trend of more grown-up UPA-style cartoons with human characters. But since seeing his shadow means six more weeks of winter, either Bugs has it backwards or hes just being a jerk. Paramount's long assocation with animated cartoons dates all the way back to the 1910s which also included the screen debut of "Felix The Cat" in 1919.Besides releasing the Max Fleischer cartoons from 1927 to 1942, Paramount also released the Charles Mintz "Krazy Kat" cartoons from 1927 to 1929.When Paramount decided to go with Fleischer with the CANE AND ABLE (10/61) Kneitel/Spector. Guaranteed Lowest Price. (It was the rise of cheap VHS and the Reagan Eras cutbacks in educational spending that brought this era to a catastrophic end.) Logo: Nearly the same as the previous logo, but the logo more resembles a cartoon drawing rather than a painting. (10/62) Kneitel/Tafuri. I remember the King Features trilogy well. This is supposed to resemble a crude drawing as if it was made by a kid. Guaranteed Lowest Price. Are there listed toons on youtube or elsewhere where I could see these toons? Wow, the look and feel of these cartoons got UGLY in this period. BCDB Rating: (5/5 stars from 3 users.) Greed is nothing new. Comic Kings (1962 - 1963, 13 Theatrical Cartoons.) In the first four years of U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War (1961-64), Hollywood did not dramatize the current military conflict but rather romanticized earlier ones. Id be interested to learn the audience and critical reactions. and several Color Classics. When a musician borrows a million dollar violin, the insurance company sends their agent Gumshoe (Jack Mercer) to help protect it from criminal Mike the Masquerader. Your email address will not be published. Harvey Comics exploited this by starting up a new comic book anthology TV Casper and Company in 1963. SELF DEFENSE FOR COWARDS (4/63) Gene Deitch. OLLIE THE OWL (1/63) Kneitel/Tafuri. Violet Oyl (Olive Oyls rambunctious niece. However, when Paramount Pictures sold most of its pre-1955 film library to the TV Corporation of United Film Service, MTA TV, and Minot TV (U.M. In front of the mountain are the same words as the previous logo. The same cheats could be seen often in the theatricals as they were in the TV efforts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=II0Wz3u3LIw, I see theres a webpage that talks a bit about the making of Alvins Solo Flight and its potential as a pilot to a TV series that never happened. I see both Feuer and Place went on to work at Hal Seegers on a few things in the 60s while Feuer spent his last years in the business at Filmation, not too bad I suppose, but certainly not a high point. & M. logos with its own logos. This could be see as a bit lazy on Harveys part not to even blot out the copyrights of the titles, but on the bright side, its glad those original copyrights exist at all (albeit, reinstated as Harvey Films for the Harveytoons Show Jerry helped out on). This includes the October 1950-March 1962 non-Popeye Paramount cartoons (except for the 1961 Noveltoon starring Little Lulu, Alvin's Solo Flight, which is owned by the Marge estate) and the original characters created by Famous before 1959. Logo: On a wall-like background, in a hole with a border of encircling stars, there is a mountain with clouds in the background. Snuffy Smith is drafted into the Army by mistake. Meanwhile, note that Paramount was still producing (or buying?) Also Geezil, he and Rough House show up in this particular cartoon that is mostly centered on Wimpy instead (who I have to admit, bit a lot more to do than the one or two times Famous ever used him in previously). 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