Tag Archives: FOOTLIGHT PARADE

Screening Report: CARTOON CUT-UPS of 1933 at Film Forum

Posted on February 25, 2013 by willmckinley

The cinematic celebration of 1933 – “Hollywood’s naughtiest, bawdiest year!” – continues at New York City’s Film Forum on Monday, February 25 with Cartoon Cut-ups of 1933, a collection of rare animated shorts released by RKO, Columbia, MGM, Warner Bros., … Continue reading →

Posted in Pre-Code Film, Film Forum, Animation, Screening Report | Tagged Film Forum, FOOTLIGHT PARADE, Betty Boop, Popeye the Sailor, Fleischer Studios, Motion Picture Production Code, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, 1933, Marie Dressler, Walter Lantz, Leon Schlesinger, Ub Iwerks, Charles Mintz, Pat Powers, Hugh Harman, Rudolf Ising, William Nolan, Pre-Code films, Tom and Jerry, Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, Felix the Cat, Superman, Woody Woodpecker, Mighty Mouse, Casper the Friendly Ghost, Mr. Magoo, Flip the Frog, Cubby Bear, Scrappy, Willie Whopper, the Little King, Official Films, Blackhawk Films, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Al Michaels, SODA SQUIRT, CAVE MAN, SITTIN’ ON A BACKYARD FENCE, FIVE AND DIME, Jimmy Durante, CANDY TOWN, Van Beuren, WEDDING BELLS, Krazy Kat, George Herriman, Mickey Mouse, HAPPY HOBOES, CHRISTMAS NIGHT, PALS, OPENING NIGHT, CUBBY’S WORLD FLIGHT, THE WORD’S AFFAIR | 5 Comments

Pre-Code Classics Shine Again in “Forbidden Hollywood” Volumes 4 and 5 from Warner Archive

Posted on September 11, 2012 by willmckinley

“For me, the real ‘Classic Era’ in Hollywood was the mid-1930s until about 1959,” host Robert Osborne said at the third annual TCM Classic Film Festival in April. Coincidentally, those years also bookend the period during which the Motion Picture … Continue reading →

Posted in Classic Film, Pre-Code Film | Tagged Barbara Stanwyck, Classic film, First National PIctures, FOOTLIGHT PARADE, Forbidden Hollywood Volume 4, Forbidden Hollywood Volume 5, HARD TO HANDLE, James Cagney, JEWEL ROBBERY, Joan Blondell, Joseph Breen, Kay Francis, LADIES THEY TALK ABOUT, LAWYER MAN, Loretta Young, MAN WANTED, MISS PINKERTON, Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Pre-Code Film, Robert Osborne, TCM, The Breen Office, The Code, The Hays Office, THE MIND READER, The Motion Picture Production Code, THEY CALL IT SIN, Turner Classic Movies, Warner Archive Collection, Warner Bros, Warren William, Will H. Hays, Will Hays, William Powell | 8 Comments

Tag Archives: FOOTLIGHT PARADE

Screening Report: CARTOON CUT-UPS of 1933 at Film Forum

Pre-Code Classics Shine Again in “Forbidden Hollywood” Volumes 4 and 5 from Warner Archive

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