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Tag Archives: MGM
Johann Mouse (1953) — Tom and Jerry Theatrical Cartoon Series
CotD: Tom lost the grey stripe between his eyes in “Johann Mouse ” which won the seventh– and last– Tom & Jerry Oscar.
Dumb-Hounded (1943) — Droopy Theatrical Cartoon Series
CotD: Droopy first appeared in “Dumb-Hounded” from 1943, when he was named Happy Hound.
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Bosko’s Easter Eggs (1937) — Happy Harmonies Theatrical Cartoon Series
CotD: Hugh Harmon and Rudolph Ising left Warner Bros. and took their character Bosko with them when they made “Bosko’s Easter Eggs” at MGM in 1937.
The Shooting Of Dan McGoo (1945) — Droopy Theatrical Cartoon Series
CotD: Originally titled The Shooting of Dan McScrew, “The Shooting Of Dan McGoo” this film is loaded with great sight gags, and smacks heavily of World War II.
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“Tom and Jerry” programming turns pornographic
Did a cat and mouse ever do anything like this?
When an Arlington, Texas mom’s young sons were viewing Tom and Jerry on The Cartoon Network, they suddenly saw more than they bargained for.
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Puss Gets The Boot (1940) — Tom and Jerry Theatrical Cartoon Series
CotD: One of the most stories pairs in animation began their careers 72 years ago today in “Puss Gets The Boot” watch it today and see how it all started!
Bah Wilderness (1943) — Barney Bear Theatrical Cartoon Series
CotD: Barney Bear was a popular series in the forties, and “Bah Wilderness” was a great short from this series. Watch it today.
Posse Cat (1954) — Tom and Jerry Theatrical Cartoon Series
The Missing Mouse (1953) — Tom and Jerry Theatrical Cartoon Series
CotD: You are in for a treat if you watch “The Missing Mouse” today; it is one of the few cartoons in which Tom speaks!
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The Dot And The Line (1965) — MGM Theatrical Cartoon
CotD: Last cartoon of the year and we choose “The Dot And The Line”, an Academy Award winner for Chuck Jones. Watch it today and see why this won!
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Barney Bear’s Victory Garden (1942) — Barney Bear Theatrical Cartoon Series
CotD: About a year into US involvement in World War II, “Barney Bear’s Victory Garden” helped make him– and the nation– more self-sufficient in a wartime economy.
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Good Will To Men (1955) — MGM Theatrical Cartoon
CotD: A remake of 1939’s Peace On Earth, “Good Will To Men” with mice instead of squirrels… and a bit more graphic point to the horrors of war.
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Peace On Earth (1944) — MGM Theatrical Cartoon
CotD: The 1939 MGM film “Peace On Earth” is one of the most loved holiday films of all time– watch it today and see why!
Wild Honey (1942) — Barney Bear Theatrical Cartoon Series
CotD: After starting the animation department for Warner Bros. (and the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series), Rudolf Ising and his partner Hugh Harmon jumped over to MGM where he created “Wild Honey”.
The Flea Circus (1954) — MGM Theatrical Cartoon
CotD: Just one in a long line of incredibly funny Tex Avery cartoons, “The Flea Circus” features just a one-shot set of characters.