Cartoon Titles Shared My Two Studios

[PorkyandDaffy]

Which cartoon titles have been used by two or more studios? Here's some I can think of:

CATTY CORNERED (WB, MGM)

MICE FOLLIES (WB, MGM)

Any others?

[Jack]

"Hold The Lion, Please" (WB) (Famous)



Jack:D

[Popeye]

The Village Smithy (Disney, Warner Bros.)
All This and Rabbit Stew (Warner Bros., Terrytoons)
Robin Hoodwinked (MGM, Famous Studios)

[Bobby B]

Originally posted by PorkyandDaffy
Which cartoon titles have been used by two or more studios? Here's some I can think of:

CATTY CORNERED (WB, MGM)

MICE FOLLIES (WB, MGM)

Any others?


"Crazy Town" (Fleischer Betty Boop/Famous Noveltoon)

"Song of the Birds" (Fleischer Color Classic/Famous Little Audrey)

"Fistic Mystic" (Famous Popeye/ WB Merlin the Magic Mouse)

[Matt Yorston]

Here's some more:

"Mouse Menace" (WB/Terrytoons)

"Crowing Pains" (WB) / "Crowin' Pains" (Lantz) (Granted, the WB
title uses more proper English.)

"The Mad Hatter" (Columbia/Lantz)

"Sufferin' Cats" (MGM/Lantz)

"The Big Snooze" (WB/Lantz)

[Jon Cooke]

"Corny Concerto" (WB, Lantz)
"The Hep Cat" (WB, Terrytoons)
"Gopher Broke" (WB, Lantz)
"Chew Chew Baby" (Lantz, Famous)
"A-Haunting We Will Go" (Lantz, Famous, WB)
"Bats in the Belfry" (MGM, Lantz)
"Hook, Line and Stinker" (WB, Lantz)


-Jon

[Popeye]

Pigs is Pigs (Warner Bros., Disney)

[The Dork Knight]

Westward Whoa! (WB, ?)

[lislebartman]

How about "The Uninvited Pest" (MGM/Barney Bear & Terrytoons/Heckle & Jeckle)?

[Sveven Dvorking]

Another title:

Bars and Stripes Forever (WB, Rocky & Bullwinkle)

If you haven't been watching Saturday Night's show that was the title of one segment.

[J Lee]

Don't forget:

Injun Trouble (1938 WB-Clampett)
Injun Trouble (1969 W/7A-McKimson)

[Sveven Dvorking]

Originally posted by J Lee
Don't forget:

Injun Trouble (1938 WB-Clampett)
Injun Trouble (1969 W/7A-McKimson)

You could say the same thing about Dumb Patrol...

REMEMBER: This thread is about two STUDIOS, both Injun Troubles were by WB, so it is not fitting for this thread.

[don Jaime]

"Naughty But Mice" is both WB and Harvey.

[Bobby B]

Last night's LNB&W reminded me of:


"Buried Treasure" (MGM Captain and the Kids/?-the X-rated 1920's cartoon starring "Eveready Hardon")

[L00nE2n]

Chuck Jones' "The Aristo-Cat" has an obviously similar title to Disney's feature "The Aristocats."

[Sveven Dvorking]

Originally posted by L00nE2n
Chuck Jones' "The Aristo-Cat" has an obviously similar title to Disney's feature "The Aristocats."

CARTOON titles, not movies. Anyway, they aren't the same title.

This thread is getting out of hand, and it's all my fault.:o
Why did I have to bring up Bars and Stripes Forever?

Sveven (:p at myself) Dvorking

[Joe Tully]

Aristocats is a cartoon Sveven. It is an animated film, so it should count IMO, at least as an honorable mention due to the hyphenation.:)

[Pietro]

"Alpine Antics" (WB, Disney)
"Westward Whoa!" (WB, Mutt and Jeff)
"The Bandmaster" (Lantz - 1931, Lantz - 1947)
"Trolley Troubles" (Disney, Lantz)
"The Mechanical Cow" (Disney, Lantz)
"Great Guns" (Disney, Lantz)
"Oh, Teacher" (Disney, Lantz)
"The Home Front" (Terrytoons, WB - Private Snafu)

-Pietro

[Sveven Dvorking]

Originally posted by Pietro
"The Bandmaster" (Lantz - 1931, Lantz - 1947)

That's NOT two studios.

I am not trying to be rude, I am just trying to stay on topic.

That's an idea! Make studio repeat titles its own thread:rolleyes:

[DR. BELCH]

"Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid" (WB)
"Papa Gets the Bird" (MGM)
Two studios make references to the middle finger in short titles; the Hayes Office vows to investigate. Film at eleven....

[Sveven Dvorking]

Originally posted by DR. BELCH
"Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid" (WB)
"Papa Gets the Bird" (MGM)
Two studios make references to the middle finger in short titles; the Hayes Office vows to investigate. Film at eleven....

Can someone explain to me how that is the same title?:confused:

[Jack]

He only said the titles made reference to the middle finger, not that they are the same.


Jack:D

[Emmanuel Cruz]

Originally posted by Jack
He only said the titles made reference to the middle finger, not that they are the same.


I'm curious. How does the titles " Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid " and " Papa Gets the Bird " refer to the middle finger?

[Jack]

When somebody gives you the bird/boid, or flips you the bird/boid, they are giving you the middle finger. It's a slang term.


Jack:D

[Emmanuel Cruz]

Oh.

[Sveven Dvorking]

If both "boid" and "bird" refer to the middle finger, why did the Hayes Office care which one was used?:confused:

[Mibbitmaker]

BABBOT: Give me the bird! Give me the bird!

CATSTELLO: If the Hayes Office would let me, I'd give him the boid alright!

Well, now more people get this joke from the foist Tweety cartoon! :) :D

[Sveven Dvorking]

Originally posted by Mibbitmaker
Well, now more people get this joke from the foist Tweety cartoon! :) :D

I always thought that meant give him Tweety Bird!

[Emmanuel Cruz]

Originally posted by Sveven Dvorking
I always thought that meant give him Tweety Bird!

Same Here!

[Argus Sventon]

The Little Audrey Song of the Birds was actually a remake of the earlier Fleischer "Song of the Birds". The only plot change was the addition of the "Mammy" scenes in the Little Audrey cartoon.



Originally posted by Bobby B



"Crazy Town" (Fleischer Betty Boop/Famous Noveltoon)

"Song of the Birds" (F
leischer Color Classic/Famous Little Audrey)

"Fistic Mystic" (Famous Popeye/ WB Merlin the Magic Mouse)

[SJC]

THERE AUTO BE A LAW (Seeger, Warners--Seeger, with Penny the Penguin of TV's MILTON THE MONSTER)

Three studios...
THE CAT CAME BACK (WB,1936, Terrytoons,1946, and National Film Board of Canada, 1988)

[DR. BELCH]

Both Columbia Studios, in 1934, (though technically it was live action and featured Shemp Howard of the Three Stooges) and Warner Brothers, in 1965, produced short films with this title. Sadly I've seen neither.

[TeamFX]

Originally posted by Gotlucky64

Westward Whoa! (WB, King Features)

The latter short was a Mutt and Jeff cartoon written and directed by Bud Fisher in 1926.

[Crazy Tom]

Eeeeeh, could it be that this thread got carried a bit too far?

(gigantic explosion)

Eeeeeh, could be!!

(very reminiscent of 1947's Rebel Rabbit)

By the way, I can't think of dual titles since I mostly concentrate on a couple of studios.

[lislebartman]

Yes, I dug way back into the TTTP archives to revive this thread, so here's my addition:

Bulldozing the Bull (Fleisher/Popeye)
&
Bulldozing the Bull (Terrytoons/Heckle & Jeckle)

I just happened to be going thru my terrytoons collection when it hit me. Maybe I need a drink...:cool: