Hello,
I was looking for some info on this piece of animation art. I believe it's from a title sequence. Any ideas??
Thanks,
Elliott
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
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I would think that if anyone would know, it might be Jerry Beck over at Cartoon Brew! Looks like Little Lulu has been hanging out with Little Dot.
ReplyDeleteThis is the "Direction" card for the earliest Little Lulu cartoons made by Famous Studios. It shows up in time for "using Daddy's necktie for the tail of your kite" in the opening and lists the director of that cartoon (either Seymour Kneitel or Izzy Sparber)
ReplyDeleteThe earliest cartoons to use it are "Hullaba-Lulu" and "Lulu Gets the Birdie" (both 1944). "Eggs Don't Bounce" (the first Lulu from 1943) might have been the first to use this particular card, but I have not yet found a copy of it with the original Paramount opening.
Superb find, BTW.