collectibles 10 The Woody woodpecker song

Collectibles 11- Today collectibles by Woody Woodpecker Song. I am making a series of this record's history. The collectible is a Woody Woodpecker song record. It is old and fragile but here is what it sounds like from a youtube video I found. It also got nominated for best song and this is the only time an animated short has been given this honor. It's a shame it lost. But the strange thing is that Mel voices Woody despite he had only been the Woody voice for three cartoons. This was two years after that.

Road Runner Article gets headline

24 children died in that city one day earlier. Nevada Mail article chooses Road Runner instead of the bus catching on fire.

Woody Woodpecker Works For The BloodBank

Collectibles 9--Adventures of Tom Comics

In Australia, Cartoons are just as popular as they are in the US. In the 40-70s, western publishing (well there stories were used) published Australian comics. They were much thinner and shorter than most comics made by dell were at the time. They also experimented with different things. The Adventures of Tom featured Tom Cat from the Tom and Jerry series without Jerry mouse. Tom might be chased by a dog or other things. Kind of like Sylvester on his own, he battled dogs and I believe chased birds. There were adventures of tom stories in the tom and Jerry comics during the 50s and 60s and these were just reprints of those (I think anyways).

To read an Adventures of Tom story example click on this link 

http://stanleystories.blogspot.com/2011/03/adventures-of-tom-stanleys-other.html

Was Woody Woodpecker created in 1920s?

In the 1920s, the San Bernardino Sun starting publishing a new character in there daily good night stories. These stories were made for small children as stories for them (or there parents) to read. The main character was a character named Woody Woodpecker!

Hereis the first part of the stories

Mr. Magoo PC advertizing.

Cartoon Characters have been used for PC commericals for a while. The most notable is Mr. Magoo who was the mascot for Samtron. Here are a few Magoo Samtron advertisements. These were only in print. He had no TV ads and I think these ads were all in PC Magazine

Lazy writers credit Disney

People are idiots. Walt has been credited for creating Bugs Bunny, Fred Flintstone, and every other popular cartoon character. Walt Disney is the only household name in animation so people believe every character was a Disney character. The press is stupid. Even today, Disney isn credited. The press can't check there sources and this bullcrap gets published. Jack Warner believed his studio created Mickey and the press thought Walt created Bugs.

Here are some articles that crediting Disney/mistaking them for disney:

Another Scouting Quiz

Comment to say the score!!

Another Quiz on Scouting Magazine

What's your score!

Scouts make Yogi Bear

THAT IS YOGI BEAR!! I thought that at first but then I found out that 2nd graders made that and I think that it good compared to the others in the magazine that looked like garbage. Thiswas the best one. They need help.

Scouting Magazine Quiz

What Was Your Score!!

Hanna Barbera Could Have Sued

This bear is named Yogi Bear as a mascot for the Yoga Magazine from 1995. HB could have sued.

Jay Ward Lets Skiiers Learn For Free

I bet ski lessons aren't free anymore. I think Mt. Abram is still around. This is from Ski Magazine

collectibles 8-- castle films woody woodpecker

 Most  theatrical shorts  became either super8 or 8mm reels.  This was only if the short was very successful. Castle films produced many live action shorts on 8mm reels. They mainly only sold Walter lantz cartoons and TerryToons on 8mm. Anyway I have the ace in the hole and here is an articles.

a look at Mr. Magoo and How he got that way

Collectibles 7--soaky bubble bath bottles

Soaky made a lot of bubble bath bottle toys. They made The Beatles, Bugs Bunny, Popeye, Fred Flintstone, and a ton of others.

They made hundreds of them but the most recognized today by fans and experts is Top Cat.

Top Cat

Here are a few more:

Here are some tv ads for the soaky bubble bath bottles:

Popeye and Brutus
















Donald Duck and Porky Pig

Superman and Tennessee Tucxedo

Dick Tracy and Musky Muskrat

ABC TV guide ads

Remember to watch them!!!

He chewed off more than he could bite

Scripts! Microphones! Action! Voices Of Actors Bring Animation To Life

Clarence Nash is revealed

Everybody thought he was Mel Blanc. He never got credit so the public believed  Mel was the voice of Donald Duck. The credits on Disney TV shows and his appearance on to tell the truth wasn't real proof to the public that he was the voice of Donald Duck.