Sally, Thanks for posting your cartoons. I first saw these in 1980 at the impressionable age of 12. In 1982 I saw you speak at the Plaza Theater in Petaluma, Ca.. You were one of the influences that led me into animation. However, being hunched over a drawing board drove me nuts, so I became a photographer. I have such an affection for these. Thanks again!
Asbestos! ASBESTOS!Great story and wonderful movie.So your NEXT show––was that the timewhen you decided you should bring your beer to the theatre instead? Instead of going across the street (So you could make sure the movies were shown right side up)? Was that when you stood up to speak and your beer can rolled from the back of the theatre to the front?
That is too funny and horrible about the upside-down films. And only an audience of artists could think upside down was on purpose!
Great cartoon. Just love the old black and white stuff before political correctness. BTW Wasn't that Leopold conducting the orchestra?
lin, the awful clanky can screening was five years before at the Palace of Fine Arts, as I remember it anyway. I really felt guilty leaving my own show and the guilt compounded mightily when I learned what had happened.fearless, the cartoon was made by the Van Beuren Studio in New York, one of my favorite cartoon studios. They used to run this cartoon on tv all the time when I was a kid.
They used to run that cartoon on TV all the time when you were a kid? Where was I? Not fair! I'm mad. (Payback by James Brown––that's how I feel.) My parents were so strict with the TV; they never let us watch ANYTHING.
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Asbestos! ASBESTOS!
Great story and wonderful movie.
So your NEXT show––was that the time
when you decided you should bring your beer to the theatre instead? Instead of going across the street (So you could make sure the movies were shown right side up)? Was that when you stood up to speak and your beer can rolled from the back of the theatre to the front?
That is too funny and horrible about the upside-down films. And only an audience of artists could think upside down was on purpose!
Great cartoon. Just love the old black and white stuff before political correctness. BTW Wasn't that Leopold conducting the orchestra?
lin, the awful clanky can screening was five years before at the Palace of Fine Arts, as I remember it anyway.
I really felt guilty leaving my own show and the guilt compounded mightily when I learned what had happened.
fearless, the cartoon was made by the Van Beuren Studio in New York, one of my favorite cartoon studios. They used to run this cartoon on tv all the time when I was a kid.
They used to run that cartoon on TV all the time when you were a kid? Where was I? Not fair! I'm mad. (Payback by James Brown––that's how I feel.) My parents were so strict with the TV; they never let us watch ANYTHING.
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