Your MOST WANTED Cartoons List

[Pietro]

We had a similiar thread like this awhile back.
I thought it'd be fun to do it again since more
cartoons have entered the trade rotation.

Here's what's on my list:

WB:
"Little Go Beep"
"I've Got to Sing a Torch Song" (UNCUT)
"Buddy the Woodsman" (UNCUT)
"The Phantom Ship" (UNCUT)
"Porky the Fireman" (UNCUT)
"Porky's Midnight Matinee" (B&W - with complete opening a closing titles)
"Injun Trouble" (without time code)
"Buddy's Bug Hunt" (without time code)
"Buddy the Gob" (without time code)
"Bugs Bunny in Space"
"Have You Got Any Castles?" (with original titles and complete beginning and ending)
"Porky's Poppa" (with complete ending)
The Film Fan" (with correct opening musical score)
"Fish Tales" (with correct opening musical score)
"Little Beau Porky" (with correct closing musical score)
"The Heckling Hare" (director's cut)
"Secrets of the Caribbean" (Private Snafu)
"A Hitch in Time"
"90 Day Wandering"
"Philbert (Three's a Crowd)"
"The Boys of Termite Terrace" (Documentary)
"An Ounce of Prevention"
Any color episodes of "The Bugs Bunny Show"
Any 2nd season episodes of "The Bugs Bunny Show"
The first episode of "The Bugs Bunny Show"
The "Lad: A Dog" commerical featuring Bugs Bunny
Bugs at the 1987 Academy Awards
The KFC commerical with Foghorn Leghorn
Cheerios commerical with Wile E. Coyote
Part Two of the Trix commerical where Bugs helps out the silly rabbit
Road Runner Purolator Courier commerical
Road Runner car commericals
Road Runner Show sequences
Any Hook cartoons besides the three on the GAOLT laserdisc
Any Looney Tunes Kool-Aid commericals from the early 60s

Columbia:
"Dumb Like a Fox" (Fully Restored)
"Egg Yegg" (complete with closing iris)
"Mr. Moocher" (with original opening and closing titles)
"Mysto Fox" (in full color!!!)
MORE B&W COLUMBIA SHORTS
MORE COLOR RHAPSODIES

MGM:
"Bosko's Parlor Pranks"

Lantz:
"Ozzie of the Circus"
"Saucy Sausages"
"Cold Turkey"
"Pussy Willie"
"Amature Nite"
"Nutty Notes"
"Kounty Fair"
"Hysterical Historical High Spots in American History"
"Salt Water Daffy"
"Cow Cow Boogie"
"Abou Ben Boogie"
"Woody Meets Davey Crewcut"
"Space Mouse" - with Doc
"Freeloading Feline"
And any more Lantz rarities I didn't list
ANYTHING FROM THE 30S I DON'T HAVE

Famous:
Any Banned Noveltoons besides "Chew Chew Baby"
"Popeye's Pappy"
"The Baby Sitter" (Lulu)

Fleischer:
Two words: "Hot Dog"

-Pietro:crow:

[rodney]

I've Got To Sing a Torch Song (uncut)
The Miller's Daughter
The Villiage Smithy
Porky the Wrestler (B&W)
Porky's Building (B&W)
Porky's Super Service (B&W)
Rover's Rival (B&W)
Porky the Fireman (uncut and B&W)
Porky's Spring Planting (B&W)
Porky's Naughty Nephew (B&W)
Porky the Gob (B&W)
It's an Ill Wind
Porky and Teabiscuit (B&W)
The Chewin' Bruin (B&W)
Porky's Hired Hand (B&W)

And 1 Columbia short that I'd *love* to see:

He Can't Make It Stick

[Cartoon King]

A lot of what you guys have said. Plus there are some Disney's I still am looking for.

Spare the Rod (uncut)
Frank Duck Brings 'Em Back Alive
Donald's Decision
Officer Duck
The Standard Parade
Bill Posters
The Volunteer Worker
Early to Bed
Old McDonald Duck
Donald's Garden
The New Spirit
The Clock Watcher


I know that when the DVD comes out I might get some of these, but they have been the most elusive so far.

A color copy of Columbia's Mysto Fox might be good also. :crow: :fox:

[barnyarddawg]

I have been on trading hiatus for the last few months. I really don't have the time to trade any more, but I would find time to trade for the uncut Garden Gopher from MGM, as well as most of the ones Pietro mentioned. :twoshoes:

[barnyarddawg]

What is "Bugs Bunny in Space?" :bugs1:

[Thad Komorowski]

What is "Bugs Bunny in Space?" :bugs1:

"Bugs Bunny in Space" is a TV special made up of JUST clips from the old theatrical cartoons, with no new animation at all. :wolfie:

Here's my most wanted list:

Warner Bros.:
I've Got to Sing a Torch Song - uncut
Buddy the Gob - logo-free
Buddy the Woodsman - uncut
Alpine Antics - logo-free
The Phantom Ship - uncut
Porky at the Crocadero - logo-free
Pilgrim Porky - uncut, logo-free
The Sour Puss - uncut, logo-free
Easy Peckins - logo-free
Piker's Peak - logo-free
Doggone People - logo-free
I Was a Teenage Thumb - uncut
Hare-Breadth Hurry - logo-free
Dumb Patrol - logo-free
Injun Trouble - logo-free

MGM:
Bosko's Parlor Pranks - I'd like a nicer copy

Lantz:
Ozzie of the Circus
Cow Cow Boogie
Abou Ben Boogie
Woody Meets Davey Crewcut
Space Mouse - with Doc
Freeloading Feline
Papoose on the Loose

Columbia:
More 1940s one-shots
Mysto Fox - in color :fox::crow:

Famous:
ANY Harveytoon with original Paramount titles

[rodney]

[QUOTE=barnyarddawg]I would find time to trade for the uncut Garden Gopher from MGM, [QUOTE]

I have that, and also the uncut Droopy's Good Deed.

[Larry T]

Arrghhhh- At last a chance to vocalize those cartoons that have PAINED me for ages!!!

Warner Bros:
I've Got to Sing a Torch Song - uncut
Buddy the Gob - logo-free
The Phantom Ship - Uncut
The Village Smithy - Uncut, Logo-free
Porky The Wrestler - Uncut :mad:
Porky The Fireman - Uncut :mad: :mad:
Pilgrim Porky - uncut, logo-free
Hoppy Daze - with full titles, logo or not
Injun Trouble - logo-free

Lantz:
Cow Cow Boogie
Abou Ben Boogie
Pass The Biscuits, Mirandy
Pigeon Patrol - Uncut
Air Radio Warden
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B - In Color
Mother Goose On The Loose - In Color
Yankee Doodle Swing Shift
Salt Water Daffy
Fair Today
Operation: Sawdust - Uncut
Slingshot 6 7/8 - Original Titles
Hot Rod Huckster - Original Titles
Woody Meets Davey Crewcut
Chief Charlie Horse - Logo-free, subtitle-free
Space Mouse - with Doc
Freeloading Feline
Papoose on the Loose

I know what I'm missing is the same as a lot of other people are missing- but maybe someone who's grabbed a few from 16mm or was lucky enough to catch them when they aired years ago can contact me about them.... :woody:

[Cartman]

My List:

WB:

INJUN TROUBLE (either version)
MARTIAN THROUGH GEORGIA -UNCUT
WIDEO WABBIT - UNCUT:bugs1:

COLUMBIA/UPA:

Any Fox and Crow :fox: :crow: cartoons except for the following:

SLAY IT WITH FLOWERS
TOLL BRIDGE TROUBLES
PLENTY BELOW ZERO
FOX AND GRAPES
and I'll be getting ROBIN HOODLUM and THE MAGIC FLUKE in a trade.

Any Mr. Magoo cartoon except CAPTAIN OUTRAGEOUS

Krazy Kat cartoons

Iwerks:

I need a few more Flip cartoons to complete my collection


PUDDLE PRANKS
LITTLE ORPHAN WILLIE
FIRE! FIRE!
PALEFACE
AFRICA SQUEAKS
PUPPY LOVE
THE VILLAGE BARBER
VILLAGE SPECIALIST
VILLAGE SMITTY
FLIP'S LUNCHROOM


Any Willie Whopper cartoon except for
INSULTIN' THE SULTAN
STRATOS FEAR
HELL'S FIRE
THE GOOD SCOUT

Any Comicolor cartoon

Other:

Any Felix cartoon except FELIX IN HOLLYWOOD or GOOSE THAT LAID THE GOLDEN EGG

Any Van Buren Tom and Jerry cartoon

[Boy Wonder]

I'd be lucky to find any of these toons you guys are lookin fo. I don't have any of those toons.

[Pietro]

Porky The Wrestler - Uncut :mad:

Are you sure it's edited, the copies Nick and CN ran seem completely uncut.

-Pietro:crow:

[cabe624]

Mine's basicly the same as everyone else's, but here's my list...

W.B.:

Any Frank Tashlin Porky cartoons complete, un-cut and B&W
Africa Squeaks (B&W, complete, un-cut)
Meet John Doughboy (B&W, complete, un-cut)
The Stupid Cupid (complete w/titles)
Witch Is Which?
Bushy Hare
Jeepers Creepers (uncut, B&W)
September In The Rain (complete w/titles)
Mississippi Hare
Tin Pan Alley Cats
Clean Pastures
The Isle of Pingo Pongo
Have You Got Any Castles? (complete w/titles)
Uncle Tom's Bungalow
The Mouse-Merrized Cat (complete w/titles)
The Good Egg (complete w/titles)
Injun Trouble (B&W)


Columbia:

ALL Fox and Crow cartoonshttp://forums.toonzone.net/images/smilies/fox.gif

MGM:
ALL the CinemaScope cartoons in proper aspect ratio
Uncle Tom's Cabana
Droopy's Good Deed (complete and un-cut)
Henpecked Hobos (complete and un-cut)

It's a Grand Old Nag (complete, un-cut)

Some (ok most) of them are a tall order, but I have lots to trade.

[Nelson]

Here's my want list....

WB:
Porky's Road Race (UNCUT) B&W
Porky The Fireman (UNCUT) B&W
Mississipi Hare (UNCUT)


Columbia:
Ratskin *first sound Krazy Kat 1929*

RKO Radio:
All the "Toby The Pup" cartoons

Universal/Lantz:
Ozzie Of The Circus
Mars
Africia
Confidence
Space Mouse

Terrytoons:
All the 1930/Educational Pictures Terrytoons releases
Spooky Yaki -Hashimoto
Stunt Men -Heckle & Jeckle

Paramount:
The Krazy Kat Par/Famous Players/Lasky cartoon releases
Accordian Joe -Talkartoons
Grand Uproar -Talkartoons
and the biggie....."HOT DOG" -Talkartoons (1930)

[Jon Cooke]

My "Most Wanted" list is pretty much the same as Thad's, but I'd like to add:

MGM: :droopy:
-- Michael Lah's six DROOPY cartoons in letterboxed/widescreen format

FAMOUS:
-- Little Lulu - Lulu in Hollywood, Lucky Lulu, It's Nifty to be Thrifty, Super Lulu, Daffydilly Daddy, The Babysitter, etc. (basically all the ones you CAN'T find on cheap PD tapes)
-- No Mutton Fer Nothin' (in ENGLISH)

WALTER LANTZ: :woody:
-- The rest of the Swing Symphonies!! (see Larry's list, those are pretty much the same ones I need)


-Jon

[Nelson]

My "Most Wanted" list is pretty much the same as Thad's, but I'd like to add:

FAMOUS:
-- No Mutton Fer Nothin' (in ENGLISH)



-Jon

I own "No Mutton Fer Nothin" in english on video, but my print has the NTA titles instead of the Paramount titles.

[Jon Cooke]

I own "No Mutton Fer Nothin" in english on video, but my print has the NTA titles instead of the Paramount titles.

Nelson, do you happen to have any other of the early Noveltoons (the ones NOT in the Harveytoons package)? I don't mind if they have NTA titles. I am especially interested in ones such as Cilly Goose, Gabriel Churchkitten, When G.I. Johnny Comes Home, Spree For All, Cat O' Nine Ails, Flip Flap, We’re In The Honey, The Bored Cuckoo...

Send me a PM if you want! :tweety:


-Jon

[Thad Komorowski]

Send me a PM too, Nels, we've had a trade going on for a while, and with school officially out for summer, :sylvester:, we can do all the trading we want! Send me a PM too. :woody:

[Nelson]

Jon and Thad....PMS are on the way for the both of you.!

And while we're all on the subject of toon want lists, keep your figners crossed, but I may have uncovered in my film vault some George Pal Puppetoons last weekend.I say this cause I found a restored print from the UCLA FILM AND TELEVISON ARCHIVE of the classic "Date With Duke" and there might be some other restored Puupetoons in my collection....Will keep everyone posted on my latest discoveries!

[Nelson]

Jon I also own the Buzzy The Crow cartoon "No Ifs, And Or Butts" with the original Paramount titles, including the original ending were Buzzy takes drag of cigarette and blows a smoke ring to reveal the Paramount logo.Two other Paramount shorts I have in my collection is the 1950 Noveltoon short , "Pleased To Eat You" w/The Hungry Lion also with Paramount titles and it's uncut, as well as "A Self Made Mongrel" w/Dogface, but this short has the NTA titles.

So Jon, do you have these three shorts?

[Tom41]

I'd really like to see the original, uncut ending of "Duck Dodgers and the return of the 24 1/2th Century", banned in the UK since 1990!

I'd also like to see some more of the original B/W Felix cartoons, plus the original Mickey Mouse Steamboat Willie (not computer-colorised). I can't believe I still have not ever seen that cartoon!

I have a PD tape with some Noveltoons on it (8mm TV prints, Paramount logo blacked out), which for some reason cuts off early! About 3/4 of the way through "The Wee Men", the picture suddenly cuts to black and there's 20 minutes of nothing on the tape! I guess someone accidentally hit stop on the master VT machine while the tapes were being duplicated. I'd like to see what happens to the villian after the gold turns into bees!

I could also get you AVI clips of the three deleted scenes from Droopy's Good Deed (including the rich man scene), but you'd have to tell me what codec and bitrate to use. Nothing more annoying than making an AVI file then finding that the recipient can't play it!

[Larry T]

I'd really like to see the original, uncut ending of "Duck Dodgers and the return of the 24 1/2th Century", banned in the UK since 1990!

Tom, I have the full, complete version of that cartoon, with "restored" titles (that were used on the laserdisc version), but the full-length cartoon ensues, right up to and including the ending about the earth blowing up and Marvin coming into the LT target announcing "It was just a cartoon"....



"Porky The Wrestler- Uncut..." Are you sure it's edited, the copies Nick and CN ran seem completely uncut.

Well, I won't know for sure until I see a 16mm print of it (because splices are obvious in 16mms), but I'll tell you why I think there's at least TWO scenes missing.....

1. Most WB cartoons from 1936/37 run about 7 1/2 minutes - 8 1/2 minutes. The CN/Nick version clocks in at about 6:40 including full credits, a little bit too short for cartoons from this time, which makes me suspicious.

2. Remember that the cartoons in these years tried to entice audiences into the popular music themes they used in them, and just a few years before this cartoon was made the "Merrie Melodies and Looney Tunes" were completely built around an entire song, much like the "Sing-a-Longs". Listen to the soundtrack after Man Mountain swallows the pipe and they play "train"- the "California, Here I Come" music is customized and plays right through all the interjected "railway" jokes, except at two points in the song- (right after the guy going down the aisle with the "crackerjack, peanuts, postcards", the next scene cuts right into the middle of the next musical verse..... and right before the guy looks out the window, another stanza of music is chopped). I find this very unlikely, because I as I said, I know how Stalling catered the music to fit the onscreen activity, and played on visual cues with the music. This makes me feel like something is missing.

and 3. (the most important reason) I don't trust Nick or CN :p after seeing some of the atrocities they pulled off on their treatment of excising other scenes from classic cartoons :lepew: ... it stinks!!
They sometimes do act like bimbos http://members.rogers.com/kittyface/images/BettySmilie.gif

Anyway, as I said, I won't know for sure until somebody can prove me wrong with a film print of it, but until then, I'm standing firm on my suspicion..... just call me "the doubting Larry" ...

[rodney]

cabe624, check your PM list. I have 85% of the cartoons that you're looking for!

[Der Captain]

COLUMBIA:

Lil Anjil
Ratskin
Case of the Screaming Bishop
Red Riding Hood Rides Again
Hollywood Detour
Concerto in B-flat Minor
Cinderella Goes to a Party
Song of Victory
Neighbors
Professor Small and Mr. Tall
Magic Strength
King Midas Junior
He can't Make it Stick
Imagination
Rocky Road to Ruin
Mass Mouse Meeting
Giddy Yapping
Fly in the Ointment
Dog, Cat, and Canary
Coo Coo Bird Dog

LANTZ:

Slingshot 6 7/8
Scalp Treatment
Pigeon Patrol
Air Raid Warden
Bunco Busters
Under the Counter Spy

PARAMOUNT:

No Mutton For Nuttin
Stupidstitious Cat

WARNER BROS:

Norman Normal
The Door

FLEISCHER:

Any of the "Stone Age" cartoons
Hot Dog (I don't know what it's about, but everybody's talking about it)

MGM:

Hey Hey Fever
Bosco's Parlor Pranks
Bosco at the Circus

[Thad Komorowski]

TomWell, I won't know for sure until I see a 16mm print of it (because splices are obvious in 16mms), but I'll tell you why I think there's at least TWO scenes missing.....

1. Most WB cartoons from 1936/37 run about 7 1/2 minutes - 8 1/2 minutes. The CN/Nick version clocks in at about 6:40 including full credits, a little bit too short for cartoons from this time, especially Tashlin's, which makes me suspicious.

2. I know how Tashlin liked his music conduction- his cartoons around this time were just like full symphonies, and Stalling would help facilitate his ideas. Remember that the cartoons in these years tried to entice audiences into the popular music themes they used in them, and just a few years before this cartoon was made the "Merrie Melodies and Looney Tunes" were completely built around an entire song, much like the "Sing-a-Longs". Listen to the soundtrack after Man Mountain swallows the pipe and they play "train"- the "California, Here I Come" music is customized and plays right through all the interjected "railway" jokes, except at two points in the song- (right after the guy going down the aisle with the "crackerjack, peanuts, postcards", the next scene cuts right into the middle of the next musical verse..... and right before the guy looks out the window, another stanza of music is chopped). I find this very unlikely, because I as I said, I know how Stalling catered the music to fit the onscreen activity, and played on visual cues with the music. This makes me feel like something is missing. I also know how Tashlin was the first to barrage audiences with split-second screen timing and joke delivery, which doesn't happen here as quickly as I'd expect from him.....

and 3. (the most important reason) I don't trust Nick or CN :p after seeing some of the atrocities they pulled off on their treatment of excising other scenes from classic cartoons :lepew: ... it stinks!!

Pssst, Larry, "Porky the Wrestler" is a Tex Avery cartoon...:shame:

[Larry T]

I do get carried away sometimes :o http://members.rogers.com/kittyface/images/SpeedySmilie.gif


It must have been because I was watching a Tashlin cartoon when I was typing that.

I've corrected the error in the post to align with my arguement....http://members.rogers.com/kittyface/images/CoolCatSmilie.gif

[barnyarddawg]

[QUOTE=barnyarddawg]I would find time to trade for the uncut Garden Gopher from MGM, [QUOTE]

I have that, and also the uncut Droopy's Good Deed.

Thanks, I sent you an email. :daffy:

[BillC]

Larry,

I've got a uncut version of this cartoon in 16mm
"Porky the Wrestler"

I'll dig it out of my film vault :D and thread it up
I havn't watched it in a while. I'll report back on this.

I now have 96 of the 221 B/W warner cartoons in 16mm
majority of them having the GUILD opening card.

BTW did you get my snail mail?
BIll -





Tom, I have the full, complete version of that cartoon, with "restored" titles (that were used on the laserdisc version), but the full-length cartoon ensues, right up to and including the ending about the earth blowing up and Marvin coming into the LT target announcing "It was just a cartoon"....




Well, I won't know for sure until I see a 16mm print of it (because splices are obvious in 16mms), but I'll tell you why I think there's at least TWO scenes missing.....

1. Most WB cartoons from 1936/37 run about 7 1/2 minutes - 8 1/2 minutes. The CN/Nick version clocks in at about 6:40 including full credits, a little bit too short for cartoons from this time, which makes me suspicious.

2. Remember that the cartoons in these years tried to entice audiences into the popular music themes they used in them, and just a few years before this cartoon was made the "Merrie Melodies and Looney Tunes" were completely built around an entire song, much like the "Sing-a-Longs". Listen to the soundtrack after Man Mountain swallows the pipe and they play "train"- the "California, Here I Come" music is customized and plays right through all the interjected "railway" jokes, except at two points in the song- (right after the guy going down the aisle with the "crackerjack, peanuts, postcards", the next scene cuts right into the middle of the next musical verse..... and right before the guy looks out the window, another stanza of music is chopped). I find this very unlikely, because I as I said, I know how Stalling catered the music to fit the onscreen activity, and played on visual cues with the music. This makes me feel like something is missing.

and 3. (the most important reason) I don't trust Nick or CN :p after seeing some of the atrocities they pulled off on their treatment of excising other scenes from classic cartoons :lepew: ... it stinks!!
They sometimes do act like bimbos http://members.rogers.com/kittyface/images/BettySmilie.gif

Anyway, as I said, I won't know for sure until somebody can prove me wrong with a film print of it, but until then, I'm standing firm on my suspicion..... just call me "the doubting Larry" ...

[The G Man]

I'm on the hunt for as many Depatie/Freleng cartoons as I can get. I know someone who has ALL the Tijuana Toads cartoons (on 16mm reels, with original soundtracks) except "A Dopey Hacienda" and is going to transfer them to DVD once he gets the last one.

I need any non-home video cartoons starring:

The Ant and the Aardvark
Pink Panther
The Inspector
Roland and Ratfink
Blue Racer
The Dogfather
The Houndcats
Misterjaw
Crazylegs Crane
and of course, the Tijuana Toads.

[David Gerstein]

Let's see here...

Disney:
All Oswalds except THE MECHANICAL COW, GREAT GUNS, OH TEACHER, THE OCEAN HOP
CANNIBAL CAPERS (uncut)
THE MOOSE HUNT (uncut)

WB:
BUDDY'S SHOWBOAT (uncut)
SITTIN' ON A BACKYARD FENCE (uncut)
BUDDY'S CIRCUS (uncut)
I'VE GOT TO SING A TORCH SONG (uncut)
THE PHANTOM SHIP (uncut)
PORKY THE FIREMAN (uncut)
SECRETS OF THE CARIBBEAN

Fleischer:
HOT DOG
GRAND UPROAR
UP TO MARS
ACCORDION JOE
THE ACE OF SPADES
TEACHER'S PEST
TREE SAPS
THE COW'S HUSBAND
THE MALE MAN
THE HERRING MURDER CASE
IN THE SHADE OF THE OLD APPLE SAUCE

Columbia:
All 1929 Krazy Kats
All 1930 Krazy Kats except ALASKAN KNIGHTS, THE BANDMASTER, LAMBS WILL GAMBLE
All 1931 Krazy Kats except WEENIE ROAST, BARS AND STRIPES
PIANO MOVER
HOLLYWOOD GOES KRAZY
WHAT A KNIGHT
RITZY HOTEL
PAPER HANGER
SEEING STARS
THE MINSTREL SHOW
All 1933 Krazy Kats except HOUSE CLEANING
All 1934 Krazy Kats except THE AUTOGRAPH HUNTER, TOM THUMB, MASQUERADE PARTY, KATNIPS OF 1940, KRAZY'S WATERLOO

Winkler:
All Oswalds except SICK CYLINDERS
All Toby the Pups except TOBY THE MILKMAN (I've got some others in RealVideo, but that doesn't cut it!)

Lantz:
OZZIE OF THE CIRCUS
STAGE STUNT
STRIPES AND STARS
WICKED WEST
NUTS AND JOLTS
ICE MAN'S LUCK
WEARY WILLIES
SAUCY SAUSAGES
COLD TURKEY
AMATURE NIGHT
NUTTY NOTES
KISSES AND KURSES
BROADWAY FOLLY
BOWERY BIMBOES
HOT FOR HOLLYWOOD
COLD FEET
THE SINGING SAP
THE DETECTIVE
THE NAVY
MEXICO
AFRICA
MARS
CHINA
COLLEGE

MGM:
BOSKO'S PARLOR PRANKS
THE GOOSE FLIES SOUTH (uncut)
SWING SOCIAL

[mcanzoneri]

My list looks a lot like everyone else's, but the Porky toon
WHOLLY SMOKE unedited has been pretty elusive.

[rodney]

How about an uncut copy of Yankee Doodle Bugs? I'd sure like one of those!

[barnyarddawg]

How about an uncut copy of Yankee Doodle Bugs? I'd sure like one of those!

I have that one. :bugs1:

[absolutpaul]

I have several 16mm prints of Misterjaw - I'm trying to collect them all because I don't think they will ever appear on TV or video again, but despite all my research I have no idea how many of them were made, or what the titles are.

[The G Man]

I have several 16mm prints of Misterjaw - I'm trying to collect them all because I don't think they will ever appear on TV or video again, but despite all my research I have no idea how many of them were made, or what the titles are.:coyote:Cool! If you ever get them transferred to VHS or DVD, let me know and maybe we can trade tapes. :tweety:

[barnyarddawg]

Does anyone have the completely uncensored Fantasia?

[Bugsmer]

My WB want list is still in the hundreds, so I'm still taping them off CN. Most of the cartoons I've got have been taped from that channel--over six hundred of them! Nevertheless, I see that many of you are seeking non-WB cartoons to finish off your collections. My list below is not what I want, but what I've got that you guys might want.

Popeye

Bride and Gloom--Popeye, Famous
Popeye Meets Sinbad the Sailor
Popeye Meets Ali Baba's 40 Theives
I Don't Scare--Popeye
Greek Mythology--Popeye
Big Bad Sinbad--Popeye
Cooking on Gas--Popeye
Ancient Fistory--Popeye
Floor Flusher--Popeye
Abusement Park--Popeye


MGM

To Spring--MGM, Harmon-Ising
Doggone Tired--MGM


Disney

Spirit of '43--Donald Duck, Walt Disney
The Cookie Carnaval--Walt Disney Silly Symphonies


Iwerks

The Three Bears--Comi Color, Iwerks
Sinbad the Sailor--Comi Color, Iwerks

Dick Whittington's Cat--Castle Films, Iwerks
The Big Bad Wolf--Castle Films, Iwerks
Mary's Little Lamb--Castle Films, Iwerks
Old Mother Hubbard--Castle Films, Iwerks


Max Fleischer

Ants in the Plants--Max Fleischer Color Classic, Dave Fleischer director
Time For Love-- Max Fleischer Color Classic
Little Lambkins-- Max Fleischer Color Classic

Spring Cleaning--Dave Fleischer

The Mad Scientist-- Max Fleischer, Superman
The Underground World-- Max Fleischer, Superman
Terror on the Midway-- Max Fleischer, Superman
Jungle Drums-- Max Fleischer, Superman
Volcano-- Max Fleischer, Superman

My Friend the Monkey--Betty Boop, Max Fleischer
Swat That Fly–Betty Boop, Max Fleischer
No, No a Thousand Times No!–Betty Boop, Max Fleischer
So Does An Automobile–-Betty Boop, Max Fleischer
House Cleaning Blues–Betty Boop and Grampy, Max Fleischer

Little Lamby-- Fleischer
Farm Foolery-- Fleischer, Famous
All's Well--Gabby, Max Fleischer
Chicken A La King-- Fleischer


Lantz

Pantry Panic--Walter Lantz, Woody
Boy Meets Dog--Castle Films, Lantz

Terrytoons

The Talking Magpies—Heckle and Jeckle, Terrytoon
Dingbat Land--Cat, Terrytoons


Famous Noveltoon

Old MacDonald Had A Farm--Paramount Noveltoon Famous
Stupidstituous Cat--Buzzy, Paramount Noveltoon Famous
A Self-Made Mongrel--Famous Noveltoon
Land of the Lost Jewels--Famous Noveltoon
The Land of the Lost--Noveltoon, National Telefilm Association, Famous
The Mild West--Famous Noveltoon
Teacher's Pest--Famous Noveltoon
The Seapreme Court--Little Audrey, Famous Noveltoon
The Goal Rush—Famous Noveltoon


Famous Screen Songs

Strollin' Through the Park--Famous Screen Song
Snow Foolin--Famous Screen Song
Gobs of Fun--Famous Screen Song
The Emerald Isle--Famous Screen Song
Toys Will Be Toys--Famous Screen Song
The Big Flame Up--Famous Screen Song
Comin' Round The Mountain—Famous Screen Song
Win, Place or Showboat--Famous, Screensong, Sparber
The Lone Star State—Famous Screen Song


Commonwealth

A Waif's Welcome--Commonwealth Pictures
Neptune Nonsense--Felix the Cat, Commonwealth
The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg--Felix the Cat, Commonwealth
It's A Greek Life--Commonwealth Pictures

Harveytoon

Pest Pupil--Huey, Harvey Films
Crazy Town--Famous Harvey
Hysterical History--Harveytoon, Sparber


Misc. Famous

Boos In The Night--Famous, Sparber
Chick and Double Chick--Little Lulu by Marge, Famous UM&M TV Corp
Christmas Pups--Famous
Boo Moon--Casper, Famous

Misc.

Westward Whoa--Mutt and Jeff, Modern Film Sales Corp. (1926)
Little Tin Soldier--(no idea with real guy introducing the cartoons)
3 Stooges are Cowboys cartoon


NOTE: These are all on PD tapes. The ones I'm not sure about have no title cards.

[Cartman]

Disney

Spirit of '43--Donald Duck, Walt Disney
The Cookie Carnaval--Walt Disney Silly Symphonies


COOKIE CARNIVAL is on the Disney Treasures Silly Symphonies DVD set.

[Bobby B]

My "Most Wanted" list is pretty much the same as Thad's, but I'd like to add:

FAMOUS:
-- Little Lulu - Lulu in Hollywood, Lucky Lulu, It's Nifty to be Thrifty, Super Lulu, Daffydilly Daddy, The Babysitter, etc. (basically all the ones you CAN'T find on cheap PD tapes)



There is a licensed Republic tape that has "Lulu in Hollywood" (with the original Paramount title card!) and "The Baby Sitter", along with "Beau Ties" and one with a dog catcher (NOT "The Dog Show Off"), along with several Screen Songs. I rented it from a long-gone video store probably 10 years ago.

"Super Lulu" is on cheap PD tapes; I have one. Strangely, the UM&M titles have green backgrounds instead of the usual red.

[Bobby B]

FLEISCHER

Blunder Below (B&W, uncut)



FAMOUS

Scrap the Japs
The Island Fling (uncut)
Popeye's Pappy

[Nick]

Here is a list of what I'd like to see.

Disney:
Der Fuerhers Face :donald:
Commando Duck :donald:

WB:
Tin Pan Alley Cats
Clean Pastures
Goldilocks And Der Jivin' Bears
Bosko The Talkin' Kid :bosko:
Point Rationings For Food
Africa Squeaks
Meet John Doughboy
All Blue Ribbons with their original titles restored ;)

MGM:
Uncle Toms Cabana
Half Pint Pygmy
The Blitz Wolf
Swing Social

UPA:
Hell Bent For Election

Walter Lantz:
The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Of Co. B
The Barber Of Sevile :woody:
Andy Panda Goes Fishing :andy:

Columbia:
Any Fox and Crow cartoon :fox: :crow:

TerryToons:
Flebus
The Magic Pencil

Max Flesier:
Too many to list :D

All Tracy Ullman Simpsons episodes :eek:
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[Daniel P]

Der Fuerhers Face :donald:
Commando Duck :donald:
Bosko The Talkin' Kid :bosko:BOSKO THE TALK-INK KID will be on the Looney Tunes 4-disc set this October. DER FUERHER'S FACE has been announced for the Disney Wartime Set--so COMMANDO DUCK has a tiny possibility, you never know.

[rodney]

Commando Duck is in trade rotation, in a fairly decent copy, so if it's not on the WWII set, it's still around. I think it will be though.

[barnyarddawg]

DER FUERHER'S FACE has been announced for the Disney Wartime Set


Where'd you hear that? :donald:

[Lee Glover]

Here's my list:

Warner Bros.
All the BUDDY Cartoons.
All the B&W post Harman-Ising MERRIE MELODIES cartoons.
The BOSKO cartoons that are not included in the "Uncensored Bosko" DVDs.
All of the B&W PORKY & DAFFY DUCK cartoons, except YOU OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES, THE DAFFY DOC, PORKY'S DUCK HUNT, and SCRAP HAPPY DAFFY.

Screen Gems
All of them, especially the FOX & CROW :fox: :crow:

UPA
All of them, except the FOX & CROW cartoon THE MAGIC FLUKE (fortunately, I taped it from a UK channel several years ago) and HELL BENT FOR ELECTION.

Ub Iwerks
The FLIP THE FROG and WILLIE WHOPPER cartoons that are not included in the "Cartoons That Time Forgot" DVDs.

Van Beuren
All the cartoons that are not included in the "Cartoons That Time Forgot" DVD.

Max Fleischer
All of them, except the entire BETTY BOOP, COLOR CLASSICS (except THE TEARS OF AN ONION), SUPERMAN, and the colour POPEYE cartoons. I do have four B&W Popeye cartoons: LITTLE SWEE' PEA, I'M IN THE ARMY NOW, A DATE TO SKATE, and CUSTOMERS WANTED.

Famous Studios
Too many to mention. I only have the entire SUPERMAN and BUZZY THE CROW cartoons, a handful of 1940's public-domain Noveltoons, Little Lulu, & Screen Songs cartoons, and the 1950's public-domain POPEYE cartoons. Also have four of the public-domain HARVEYTOONS: CASPER - BOO MOON, CASPER - SPOOKING ABOUT AFRICA, LITTLE AUDREY - THE SEAPREME COURT, and BABY HUEY - PEST PUPIL.

Walter Lantz
All the cartoons that are not included in the WOODY WOODPECKER AND HIS FRIENDS videos volumes 1-4, and the COLUMBIA HOUSE DVDs volumes 1,2, & 4.

Pat Sullivan Studios
All the FELIX THE CAT cartoons that are not included in the FELIX! and PRESENTING FELIX THE CAT DVDs.

Terrytoons
All of them, except MIGHTY MOUSE - WOLF! WOLF! and HECKLE & JECKLE - THE TALKING MAGPIES.

MGM
The entire HAPPY HARMONIES (except TO SPRING), CAPTAIN AND THE KIDS, BARNEY BEAR, and the Tex Avery shorts SCREWY SQUIRREL, KING-SIZED CANARY, and LITTLE RURAL RIDING HOOD.