Time For A Screen Song!

From 1934, here's "This Little Piggie Went To Market," an installment of Max Fleischer's Screen Song series, released by Paramount Pictures, with guest vocalist Singin' Sam.  With animation by Hicks Lokey and Paul Fennell, this cartoon was directed by Max's brother, Dave Fleischer.  This is a UM&M TV syndication print.

Enjoy!

Time For A Cartoon

From 1949, here's a Paramount Screen Song cartoon, "The Ski's The Limit."  This one, produced by Famous Studios in New York City and released by Paramount Pictures, features the song "I Miss My Swiss, My Swiss Misses Me," written by L. Wolfe Gilbert and Abel Baer.

You'll have to click on the link below since whoever uploaded this cartoon to YouTube disabled the embedding process. 

Enjoy!

http://youtu.be/nBlVRvCVb9I

Personnel:

Direction:  Isidore (I.) Sparber

Animation: Dave Tendlar
                    Tom Golden

Story: Bill Turner
            Larry Riley

Narration:  Jackson Beck

Scenics: Robert Connavale

Music:  Winston Sharples

Time For A Screen Song Cartoon!

From 1929, here's a Max Fleischer Screen Song cartoon, "Yes! We Have No Bananas."  Originally released theatrically by Paramount Pictures, this cartoon was directed by Max's brother, Dave Fleischer.

How 'Bout Some Short'nin' Bread?

From 1948, here's a Famous Studios Screen Song cartoon entitled "Short'nin' Bread."  This cartoon, made in New York City and released theatrically by Paramount Pictures, was directed by Isidore Sparber with story by Larz Bourne and Larry Riley, animation by Myron Waldman and Gordon Whittier, scenics by Anton Loeb, and musical arrangement by Winston Sharples.