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THE LOST FAMOUS STUDIOS CARTOONS Classic Animation, Unseen for Years and Breathtakingly Restored! Here are some of the best cartoons you've probably never seen, from some of the greatest animators in history. Hundreds of hours of detailed restoration have made them look and sound as good as they did the day they were released. This is the 'Lost Cartoons' series, with shorts that have not been seen in this condition since their original theatrical release. After the Fleischer Brothers left Paramount in 1942, the studio's animation was produced by Famous Studios (a partnership including directors Izzy Sparber and Seymour Kneitel). Assembled from three different sources, Land of the Lost Jewels is complete, for the first time in years; an original pencil test for Little Red School Mouse is previously unreleased. 1) Pleased to Eat You 2) Sudden Fried Chicken 3) The Lost Dream 4) Up an' Downs Derby 5) Land of the Lost Jewels 6) The Big Flame Up 7) A Mutt in a Rut 8) The Emerald Isle 9) Little Red School Mouse Thomas R. Reich - Producer, Director * Peter M. Rosenberg - Executive Producer Richard Pabis - Film Transfer and Restoration * Irena Pabis - Logistics Ryan Hogan - Technicolor Colorist Mario Loubert - Audio Restoration and Re-recording Mixer Thomas R. Reich - Audio Restoration Producer * Michael P. Keeping - Foley Artist Hennie Britton - Foley Recordist * Brent Craven - Additional Video Restoration and QC Alex Downey - Sound Studio Director Work Completed at and Special Thanks to Technicolor, Airwaves Sound Design, Star Post, Vancouver, Canada and Pabis International, Orlando Florida These cartoons are presented in their entirety in the interest of historical accuracy. No offense to any viewer is intended. Related Items:
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