From Paramount Pictures in 1961, we bring you "Alvin's Solo Flight," an entry in Paramount's Noveltoons series, featuring Little Lulu. This cartoon, with animation by Nick Tafuri and Isadore Klein, sceincs by Robert Little, and music by Winston Sharples, this cartoon, made in New York City by Paramount Cartoon Studios, was produced and directed by Seymour Kneitel. Listed as co-producers on the credits were Marjorie Henderson Buell who created Little Lulu and William C. Erskine, who was Marge's licensing agent for Little Lulu. For five years (1943-48), Marge's Little Lulu was a successful series for then-Famous Studios before it was dropped in favor of the in-house-created Little Audrey. There ain't no chipmunks or David Sevilles in this one!
WARNING: Little Lulu is seen topless on the beach. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.
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Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Thursday, November 04, 2010
Attention Department Store Employees: Be On The Lookout For Little Lulu!
From 1946, here's Little Lulu starring in "Bargain Counter Attack," a Famous Studios production. In this one, our heroine causes havoc at a city department store. This cartoon, produced in New York City and released theatrically by Paramount Pictures, and based upon the Saturday Evening Post character created by Marjorie Henderson (Marge) Buell, was directed by Isidore Sparber, with story by Bill Turner and Fexil the Cat creator Otto Messmer, animation by Nick Tafuri, John Walworth, and Tom Golden, scenics by Anton Loeb, and music by Winston Sharples.
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