Loopy De Loop titles question (for those with Boomerang)

[Jack]

What do the titles of these cartoons look like? Are they no different from H-B TV cartoons, have some sort of Columbia Pictures title, or did they replace the titles when they were put on TV? I haven't seen any of these cartoons for a long time, and I didn't pay much attention to the titles at the time.

All I remember is that they looked like your average early 60s Hanna-Barbera titles.


Jack :D

[Jon Cooke]

Originally posted by Jack
What do the titles of these cartoons look like? Are they no different from H-B TV cartoons, have some sort of Columbia Pictures title, or did they replace the titles when they were put on TV? I haven't seen any of these cartoons for a long time, and I didn't pay much attention to the titles at the time.

All I remember is that they looked like your average early 60s Hanna-Barbera titles.


I wish I recorded some of these Loopy cartoons off Boomerang now, so I could make some images of them for you, Jack. Boomerang was running them with their theatrical titles. The titles weren't anything too special. There was a "Columbia Pictures Presents" line on the top of the title cards. There were also ending titles, listing the voices and animators of the certain cartoons.


-Jon

[Nelson]

The "Loopy De Loop" cartoons did have the Columbia Pictures title on the opening and closing of the cartoon.

[Dave Mackey]

The main title had a Columbia Pictures presents Loopy De Loop title. The next panel had the cartoon title, copyright notice, and union logos. MPAA number also on that panel (yes these were theatricals). Ending titles had credits, which began with Hanna-Barbera producer/director credit, then a panel with writers, voices and the animation staff was listed on the last panel. Usually three to four animators were credited. Final credit was a The End panel and disclosed Columbia Pictures as distributor.

I haven't seen a Loopy in years so this is merely from memory.