The Golden Age of Cartoons: Attack of the 30's Characters - Cartoon Classics from All Eight Major American Animation Studios

Includes:

• "Congo Jazz": Bosko/Harman-Ising/Looney Tunes (1930)
• "In Wonderland": Oswald the Lucky Rabbit/Walter Lantz/Universal (1931)
• "Bars and Stripes": Krazy Kat/Charles Mintz/Columbia (1931)
• "Lady, Play Your Mandolin": Foxy/Harman-Ising/Merrie Melodies (1931)
• "Noah's Outing": Farmer Al Falfa/Terrytoons/Educational Pictures/Fox (1932)
• "In the Bag": Tom and Jerry/Van Beuren/RKO (1932)
• "Is My Palm Red?": Betty Boop/Fleischer Studios/Paramount (1933)
• "Funny Face": Flip the Frog/Ub Iwerks/MGM (1933)
• "The Mad Doctor": Mickey Mouse/Walt Disney/United Artists(1933)
• "Jolly Good Felons": The Little King/Van Beuren Studios/RKO (1934)
• "Jack Frost (1934)
• "Merry Kittens": Van Beuren Studios/Rainbow Parade/RKO (1935)
• "The Beachcombers": Oswald the Lucky Rabbit/Walter Lantz/Universal (1936)
• "To Spring": Harman-Ising/Happy Harmonies series/MGM (1936)
• "Porky's Railroad": Porky Pig/Warner Bros. (1937)
• "The Paneless Window Washer": Popeye/Fleischer/Paramount(1937)

Cartoon characters from all the major studios during the golden decade of animation populate this charming collection of shorts. Fleischer Studios' charming vixen, Betty Boop, captivates viewers along with the antics of Disney's early Mickey Mouse. Warner Brothers' stuttering little pig, Porky, appears in an early form, while Tom and Jerry are remarkably different from their later incarnation. With 16 characters starring in reels of their own, this collection is a fascinating time capsule, making it possible to observe the evolution of all your favorite characters, as well as being just pure retro fun!

1930s | Animated Characters | Animated Worlds | Animation | Cartoons | Compilation

Genre:

• Kids & Family Movies

Product Groupings:

• $2.98 Clearance DVDs