Cartoon Roots: The Bray Studios-Animation Pioneers (Blu-ray), Thomas Jose Stathes, Animation

<h3>Cartoon Roots: The Bray Studios—Animation Pioneers (Blu-ray/DVD Combo)</h3><p>Disney may have "started with a Mouse"--but the first great cartoon studio started with a dachshund! Max Fleischer, Walter Lantz, and Paul Terry all launched their careers at the silent animation house of John Randolph Bray--and now you can meet the animated heroes who were born at Bray's barn: Koko the Clown, Col. Heeza Liar, Krazy Kat, and the sausage-gobbling sausage-dog of J. R.'s famous first film, THE ARTIST'S DREAM!</p><h3>FiLMS INCLUDE:</h3><p>THE ARTIST'S DREAM (Bray, 1913)</p><p>COL. HEEZA LIAR'S AFRICAN HUNT (Bray, 1914)</p><p>DIPLODOCUS (Bray, 1915)</p><p>FARMER ALFALFA SEES NEW YORK (Terry, 1916)</p><p>THE POLICE DOG ON THE WIRE (Carl Anderson, 1916)</p><p>BOBBY BUMPS' PUP GETS THE FLEA-ENZA (Earl Hurd, 1919)</p><p>Krazy Kat: THE BEST MOUSE LOSES (Vernon Stallings, 1920)</p><p>Jerry on the Job: TALE OF A WAG (1920)</p><p>Judge Rummy: A FITTING GIFT (1920)</p><p>Dinky Doodle: THE PIED PIPER (Lantz, 1924)</p><p>Pete the Pup: THE LUNCH HOUND (Lantz, 1927)</p><p>Koko the Clown: TANTALIZING FLY (Fleischer, 1919)</p><p>HOW ANIMATED CARTOONS ARE MADE (Wallace Carlson, 1919)</p><p>CHEMICAL INSPIRATION (1920)</p><p>THE POINT OF VIEW (ca. 1921)</p><h3>Extras! Booklet, extensive mini-documentaries, archival galleries, and music by noted talents Robert Israel and Charlie Judkins</h3><p>Featuring Films from the Stathes Collection</p><p>Co-Produced by Thunderbean Animation</p><h3>CARTOON ROOTS: THE BRAY STUDIOS-ANIMATION PIONEERS</h3>

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