Cartoon Rarities Of The 1930s (2008) (Full DVDRip-H264-AAC) {CTShoN} [CTRC]

Cartoon Rarities of the 1930s

Description
A collection of hilarious animated shorts from the early days of Hollywood.
A nostalgic collection of classic short films by Max Fleischer, Ub Iwerks, and other great Hollywood animators.

Actors: Various

Directors: Max Fleischer, Ub Iwerks

Format: Multiple Formats, Black & White, Color, NTSC

Language: English

Number of discs: 1

Studio: Alpha Home Entertainment

DVD Release Date: September 30, 2008

Originally Released: 1932

Produced by: Walt Disney

Rated: Not Rated

Run Time: 1 hours, 48 minutes

Video: Black & White / Color

Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)

Released: September 30, 2008

Originally Released: 1932

Label: Alpha Video

Aspect Ratio: Full Frame - 1.33

Audio: (unspecified) English

Cartoon Titles:

TOYLAND ADVENTURE (1932): This cartoon was part of the ongoing 'Aesop's Fables' series at Van Beuren Studios. It features a great musical score, including "Goodnight Sweetheart" and "The Siamese Patrol."

PUDDLE PRANKS (1931): One of the first "Flip the Frog" productions by the Ub Iwerks Studio features Flip and his girlfriend dancing and singing in typical early '30s fashion. Iwerks, animator of the first Mickey Mouse cartoons, formed his own studio with Pat Powers in 1931.

BARS AND STRIPES (1931): A great entry in the Krazy Kat cartoon series, produced by the Columbia / Mintz Studio. This series has been one of the most difficult to see, having been withdrawn from TV since the mid '60s.

OLD MOTHER HUBBARD (1935): A rare Cinecolor treat, produced by the Ub Iwerks studio as part of the 'Comi-Color' series. A happy dog convinces the King to 'Cheer Up' in a nod to the FDR depression messages of the time.

TIGHT ROPE TRICKS (1933): A Tom and Jerry cartoon (remamed 'Dick and Larry' TV release). Van Beuren produced the Tom and Jerry cartoons from 1931 through 1933. These Mutt and Jeff-esque characters were possibly Van Beuren's most popular cartoons.

I WANNA BE A SAILOR (1936): A beautifully produced cartoon from Warner Brothers who were granted rights to Technicolor this same year, resulting in a lavish rainbow palette. Director Tex Avery went on to create some of the funniest and most memorable cartoons at both Warner Brothers and MGM.

PASTRYTOWN WEDDING (1935): This wonderful Van Beuren Studio production was the first in the "Rainbow Parade" series of cartoons. It was directed by Ted Eshbaugh, an independent producer who made beautiful color cartoons into the early '30s.

BIRD SCOUTS (1936): Another entry in the Rainbow Parade series by Van Beuren, this rarely seen cartoon is from a original Cinecolor print.

BEACHCOMBERS (1936): Walter Lantz produced the Oswald Rabbit cartoons from 1930 through 1940, after Disney lost the rights to the character and series.

BETTY BOOP'S KER-CHOO! (1932): This great Fleischer Studios entry from the 'golden age' of Betty Boop is loaded with gags and surreal imagery. Not long after this film was produced, the production code forced Betty to be a less provocative character.

BOSKO AT THE BEACH (1932): Producers Hugh Harman/ Rudolph Ising began their careers in animation with Walt Disney, and formed their own studio in the late 1920s. They eventually contracted with MGM, producing some of the most beautiful cartoons of the 1930's.

THE FARMERETTE (1933): In this Van Beuren production, the voice of our heroine is Bonnie Poe, one of the early voices of Betty Boop.

HUNKY AND SPUNKY (1935): As Disney and MGM achieved success with their color series, the Fleischers attempted to win the hearts of viewers as well. Hunky and Spunky debut in this color classic.

BOOM BOOM (1936): This early Porky the Pig cartoon featuring "Beans the Cat" has a most unusual comedic theme - trench warfare!

BEAUTY SHOPPE (1939): This rarity, supervised by Ub Iwerks, stars Gran' Pop Monkey, a popular character created by British cartoonist Lawson Wood.

Plot Keywords:
Animation | Cartoons

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Title: Cartoon Rarities Of The 1930s (2008 ) (Full DVDRip-H264-AAC) {CTShoN} [CTRC]

Original Title: Cartoon Rarities of the 1930s

Edition: 1930s

Series: Cartoon Rarities

FORMAT: MP4

Category: Movies>> DVDRip, Dubbed, MP4

Genre: Animation, Classic Cartoons, Vintage Cartoons, Comedy

Audio Codec: AAC

Channels: 2 (Stereo)

Video Quality: Standard

Video Codec: H264

File Size: 912 MB.

Sample Rate: 48000 Hz

Bit Rate: 128kbs

RESOLUTION: 640x480

ASPECT RATIO: 16:9(Auto Detect)

FRAME RATE: 29.976 fps(Same as Source)

Release Date: September.30.2008

Year: 2008

LANGUAGE: English

SUBTITLES: N/A(NONE)

RUNTIME: 1:46:54

SOURCE: Retail DVD

EXTRAS: NO