
Original Toddle Tales Titles....
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Original Toddle Tales Titles....
Here are a few titles from the new DVD I'm working on... a few original titles from the VB 'Toddle Tales' cartoons, a still from our transfer of 'Pastry Town Wedding' and a still from a quick and dirty transfer of 'Parrotville Fire Department'... The Rainbow Parades DVD is coming right along.. thought you diehards might enoy seeing these rare title cards....


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Good work, Steve. Despite my unusual liking for all things reissued or bootlegged, I always preferred the original Toddle Tales title cards over the Official Films ones. Good to see they are going to get a proper DVD release.
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Sorry for the late response, I have been very busy lately, and have not had much time to browse the forums lately.
Those titles are pretty cool looking! The lettering is similar (the way it has that arch in the text) to the Three-color rainbow parade openings. Makes me wonder if some of the original two-color Rainbow Parade titles were similar to this style/background.

Those titles are pretty cool looking! The lettering is similar (the way it has that arch in the text) to the Three-color rainbow parade openings. Makes me wonder if some of the original two-color Rainbow Parade titles were similar to this style/background.
Hi Steve,
I tried to PM you with this, but your message box is too full.
I was browsing on Amazon a little while ago when I came across a used copy of your Attack of the 30's Characters selling for nearly $700.00(!)
Isn't that title still available from Thunderbean Animation? I know that your distribution arrangement with Mackinac Media fell through some time ago, but didn't you also say that titles formerly available through them would now be sold directly through Thunderbean?
If it is now OOP, I'm sure glad I bought my copy at Virgin Megastore when I did!
Nice pics from Toddle Tales, BTW, can't wait for the Rainbow Parade and Uncensored Van Beuren sets!
I tried to PM you with this, but your message box is too full.
I was browsing on Amazon a little while ago when I came across a used copy of your Attack of the 30's Characters selling for nearly $700.00(!)
Isn't that title still available from Thunderbean Animation? I know that your distribution arrangement with Mackinac Media fell through some time ago, but didn't you also say that titles formerly available through them would now be sold directly through Thunderbean?
If it is now OOP, I'm sure glad I bought my copy at Virgin Megastore when I did!
Nice pics from Toddle Tales, BTW, can't wait for the Rainbow Parade and Uncensored Van Beuren sets!
mayerson wrote:I am amazed that Burt Gillett was thought important enough to get his
name above the series title. I'm sure that nobody in the audience had
a clue who he was or what he had done.
Maybe audiences didn't have a clue, but people in the animation industry apparently knew who he was. In Joe Adamson's The Walter Lantz Story, one of the animators recalled the time that Burt Gillett first walked into the Lantz studio (this would have been around 1937-38). Everyone was whispering that this was the guy who had directed The Three Little Pigs at Disney just a few years previously.
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zavkram wrote:Hi Steve,
I was browsing on Amazon a little while ago when I came across a used copy of your Attack of the 30's Characters selling for nearly $700.00(!)
Isn't that title still available from Thunderbean Animation? I know that your distribution arrangement with Mackinac Media fell through some time ago, but didn't you also say that titles formerly available through them would now be sold directly through Thunderbean?
I don't have any more copies of this title myself- looks like they figured that out!
They'll be more copies sometime soon from Mackinac Media...
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