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Thank You for uploading these!
Each one is Cartoon Gold ... and Tex Avery and Chuck Jones are my Cartoon director HEROES.
You get such good karma for making the world laugh again! Blessings to You!!
(If I had to pick a favorite cartoon of all time it would be "The Screwy Truant" ... the gags never fail to make me laugh.
"500 Yards of Phoney Squirrel Tail" / the "Spare Foot" in the Trunk / Invading Characters from a different (unrelated) cartoon - that bad mouth you and pick a fight with you ... and the chase scene in Grandma's house where 9 new doorways are spawned within 10 seconds - possibly the most frantic 10 seconds in all of cartoon history.)
Thanks for the Laughs!

I don’t care what technical glitches there are, just to be able to see these old cartoons, to be able to access them and watch them the spectacular art and animations and backgrounds and everything is Simply spectacular. Enjoy what you have before you. Don’t for wish what you have not. There’s no telling when even this will not be available. Feast your eyes.

There are multiple uploads of the, "TV of Tomorrow"-short, under other titles-and-or-filenames. I'm counting at least.
Uploader: Thanks for your intention, but my sadness over the missing-shorts will keep tje rating at bottom.
Please let me know, if you fix the errors, so I can update the review!
Fyi: The cloned-shorts are easy to spot, as they all have the same time-stamp/video length of 7:03.

I look forward to seeing the cartoons that you intended to put there!

So how am I meant to get these if show all just shows some files?

i like the tex avery M-G-M cartoons,especially this one!

Also, Tex Avery Screwball Classics Vol. 3 was released, when will you upload the new restorations?
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My top 30 favorite Tex Avery MGM cartoons . My own personal list my favorite cartoons of Tex Avery at his best. 1. Red Hot Riding Hood (1943) The characters of the traditional fairy tale demand a new approach to the story as a sexy urban comedy with Red as a nightclub singer. 2.
BIGGEST TEX AVERY MGM CARTOON COMPILATION: Doggone Tired & More! 724,695 views Jul 29, 2016 5.1K Dislike Share 8thManDVD.com™ Cartoon Channel 1.34M subscribers This is compilation features some of...
Tex Avery MGM Cartoons . All 67 of Tex Avery's Theatrical shorts for MGM, Uncut and in the best quality possible sourced from Restorations, Turner Prints, Laserdisc Rips and Raw Scans.
To others (bluenoses especially) Fred 'Tex' Avery represents everything loathsome about cartoons , from exaggerated violence to extra-corny sight gags, from outrageous silliness to crude sexual innuendo. Avery would not deny the charges, but would revel in them.
After tackling subjects as varied as the cartoon -making technique, the history of the cartoon , the testimonial stance adopted by Tex Avery , its consequent implications regarding the treatment of sex , and the uniqueness of his comic strategies, concluding on the matter is tantamount to reducing an extremely rich corpus to a set of generalities.
Tex Avery was an animator at MGM during World War II and just after, and his work was characterized by a nonstop, hellzapoppin approach, full of manic energy and wild characters. The scores to his cartoons , by Scott Bradley, had to match Avery's madness, and on these six they do so, helped along by the cartoon dialogue.
subject matter. In his six " sex " cartoons , from "Red Hot Riding Hood" (1943) to "Little Rural Riding Hood" (1949), Avery provided a critique on male sexuality from insecurity and anxiety to obsession and hysteria. His first foray into male/female relations was "Red Hot Riding Hood",
Tex Avery at M.G.M.'s : Sexuality in cartoon Sexuality is the second topic made explicit in the Avery's work . As split gags, that one did not miss in cartoons , but the Texan places it quickly in the center of certain of his movies. At the beginning, Tex Avery limites himself to the sexy gags of which he had wanted so much in Warner.
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Red Hot Riding Hood: Directed by Tex Avery . With Elvia Allman, Sara Berner, Daws Butler, June Foray. The characters of the traditional fairy tale demand a new approach to the story as a sexy urban comedy with Red as a nightclub singer.
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Front Matter

(pp. i-iv)

Table of Contents

(pp. v-vi)

Acknowledgements

(pp. vii-viii)

Chapter I The Cartoon-Making Technique

(pp. 9-18)

Chapter II The Cartoon Before Tex

(pp. 19-34)

[SECTION 2 Introduction]

(pp. 35-38)

Chapter III Tex Avery’s Americanness: an Attempt to Retrieve the Past

(pp. 39-50)

Chapter IV Facing Contemporary Politics

(pp. 51-68)

Chapter V Tex Avery’s Unique Viewpoint on Good, Evil, and Morality

(pp. 69-88)

[SECTION 3 Introduction]

(pp. 89-92)

Chapter VI Freudian Pansexualism: Concepts of Activity/Passivity

(pp. 93-102)

Chapter VII Reduction of Womanhood Into Two Types: The Destructive Power of Women

(pp. 103-118)

Chapter VIII Oedipal Relationships and Their Consequences

(pp. 119-128)

[SECTION 4 Introduction]

(pp. 129-130)

Chapter IX The Burlesque Heritage

(pp. 131-144)

Chapter X Towards a Pragmatic Relationship With the Audience

(pp. 145-162)

Chapter XI The Provisional Nature of the Averyan Universe

(pp. 163-178)

Conclusion

(pp. 179-184)

Filmography Tex Avery’s Cartoons: The MGM Years (1942–1955)

(pp. 185-200)

Bibliography/Further Reading

(pp. 201-208)

Back Matter

(pp. 215-215)

Floriane Place-Verghnes examines the work of this great American animator. Focusing primarily on four facets of Avery's work, the author first concentrates on Avery's ability to depict the American attempt both to retrieve the past nostalgically and to catch the Zeitgeist of 1940s America, which confronts the questions of violence and survival. She also analyzes issues of sex and gender and the crucial role Hollywood played in reshaping the image of womanhood, reducing it to a bipolar opposition. Thirdly, she examines the comic language developed by Avery which, although drawing on the work of the Marx Brothers and Chaplin (among others), transcended their conventions. Finally, Place-Verghnes considers Avery's place in the history of cartoon-making technique.
When I decided to choose Tex Avery as the subject of my research, those who thought I would fail to achieve my goal were numerous, not to mention those who did not take me seriously at all. At any rate, I do not think I have met more than ten people who did not smirk at such a challenge. My supervisor, Alain Suberchicot was one of them and Iwish to thank himwarmly for trusting me from the start without questioning my aims. For Tex Avery has this curious effect upon people, just like many other cartoonists. Cartoons are for children ....
Provided that you have seen a few cartoons and you are rather curious, you must have wondered “How did they do that?” The magic atmosphere that pervades cartoons actually conceals a more practical side; that of the various techniques employed in order to achieve a maximum impact on the audience by constantly flirting with reality, without anyone noticing the amount of pain taken in timing the whole thing precisely. Five weeks of intense work, 8,640 frames and no less than 1,300 metres of film are required to create a six-minute cartoon. Cartoons in the 1940s had to be six minutes...
Even though the art of animation is often associated with innovation, it has to be said that it finds its roots as early as 1645, when Athanasius Kircher (1601–1690) invented his Magical Lantern (the method of which he described at length in a book entitled Ars Magna Lucis et Umbrae ). It consisted of a
mere box in which a mirror and a source of light had been placed ... The light rays – reflected by the mirror – would come out of the box through a small slit, and go through a pane of glass on which an image had been...
A ccording to the poet Paul Celan, “no one bears witness for the witness”; but what does testifying mean? Can anyone pass a testimony on anything? What are the consequences for, and effects on, the onlooker? First of all, I would like to define the notion “testimony”, stress its importance and explain why it is unique in the light of Tex Avery’s cartoons. Shoshana Felman and Dori Laub’s Testimony; Crises of Witnessing in Literature, Psychoanalysis, and History shall help us obtain a better understanding of the matter and find answers to such questions.
A testimony can be passed on anything,...
Dealing with such a matter without evoking Tex Avery’s masterpiece in the genre, Symphony in Slang (1951) would be missing a crucial point. This cartoon could be set apart from the whole corpus. Its scenario is quite poor, the story being, in actual fact, nothing but a theme with variations on puns and American slang. However, froma linguist’s point of view, it displays an impressive richness. It is entirely built on set phrases, the meaning of which is always taken in its first degree (“I had goose-pimple”, “she had her hair in a bun”, “Mary’s clothes fit her like a...
The golden years of American materialism as depicted in The Big Money seemed too good to be true. There could be no wild years without a possible backlash. The first hints of the potentiality of the American foundations to crack and finally collapse appeared in the late 1920s and eventually, the “Roaring Twenties” came to a sharp end in 1929 with theWall Street Crash. Apart fromthe unprecedented financial results of such a blow, the mental consequences on the peoplewere to be terrific, limitless, and (above all) everlasting. This is a common phenomenon to be observed among people: each time you...
In an era of normlessness (or anomie , according to sociologist Emile Durkheim), how can one give a precise description of what is good and what is not? After the deprivations following the Depression (for which, according to the Machiavellian doctrine, the aim justifies the means) and the horrors of the Second World War, morality was no more than a blurred concept, quite devoid of its theoretical meaning.
History is in the hands of blind and deaf forces, which will heed neither cries of warning, nor advice, nor entreaties ... Today the judges, the accused, and the witnesses are permuted.⁶²
Tex Avery was certainly unconventional in his treatment of sex at a time when the Hays Office was not particularly fond of obvious insinuations. However, when it comes to the representation of womanhood, his message stands blatantly in keeping with the spirits of the time. Indeed, if Tex Avery met with the disagreement of the Hays Office, it was certainly not because of his prejudices regarding sex (in the 1950s, no one ever criticised his representations of ludicrous, nymphomaniac, or lunaticwomen), but rather because the sexual innuendoes contained in his cartoons were too obvious. Misogyny was so deeply rooted in...
In his New Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis (1933)¹⁰⁶, Freud associated for the first time the notions of virility and activity, while attributing passivity to female behaviour. This simplistic theory is followed by the letter in Tex Avery’s cartoons. Freud’s impact on today’s world is immeasurable. Even nowadays, it is virtually impossible to tackle the subject of sexual urgeswithout evoking or quoting the man. Just like Caesar’s “veni, vidi, vici”, Freud’s declaration “anatomy is destiny” has become a maxim famous world-wide, although few realise how innovative it was, and to what extent it shaped our understanding of sex and gender. Freud’s...
A ccording to the aforementioned criteria established (or rather, dictated) by Freud and Hollywood, women are to be divided into two categories only: either they arouse sexual desire on the part of the man, or they do not. In the first instance, they are entitled to a sex symbol status, and are naturally given all the attributes dictated by a certain period – since such criteria vary historically, as Rubens’ representation of the feminine ideal illustrates. In the other case, they are vilified in an extreme manner. In a period which would swear by the feminine mystique , the most effective way...
Tex Avery’s cartoons rarely stage happy, solid families. Absent parents – the kitten in Bad Luck Blackie (1949) – , mothers without children and consequently trying to compensate for this lack – the owner of Lenny in Lonesome Lenny (1946) – , characters carrying out an eternal quest for amother-figure – all the adaptations of Of Mice and Men , with Junior parodying Steinbeck’s Lennie –, the family as an institution is often severely handicapped. However, despite this lack of mutual bonding, Tex Avery’s cartoons always take into account the contemporary need for a mother experienced by a whole generation of soldiers who had fought in...
Even though Tex Avery’s cartoons deserve a serious analysis for all their thematic richness, the reader should nevertheless bear in mind that their prime aim is, above anything, to trigger laughter. “He would consider laughter a serious matter” June Foray (voice-maker at both MGM and Warner Bros.) recalls. Since the peculiarity of Tex Avery’s message is closely connected to that of his comic language, it is necessary that humour should be granted a whole section in this book, if the analysis is to be as complete as possible.
What exactly made Tex Avery’s cartoons so unique? They did not stand...
Georges Sadoul’s statement conveys a deep, analytical meaning – provided one knows what the slapstick genre is.¹⁵⁶ Giving a precise definition is a rather difficult enterprise, even though it is easy to spot its characteristics while watching a film of the genre. The following section, although far from exhaustive, will concentrate on four of these characteristics which are among the most prominent ones. Firstly, a burlesque film stages caricatures, stereotypes, people who could not possibly exist in real life; it also displays elements of excess (to which the Marx brothers may own the copyrights). However, a burlesque film is generally best...
“Pragmatics”? This seemingly highbrow, fearsome term does in fact not conceal much at all. Its first occurrence (with the meaning I grant it) may be found in a diagram by literary critic M. H. Abrams¹⁸⁵:
A work of art is linked to the artist who produced it, to the universe it represents, and to the audience who receives it.
If the critique of the work ismore centred on the work itself, the critique is said to be objective ;
if it is more centred on the artist, it is said to be expressive ;
if it is more centred on the universe...
The uniqueness of Tex Avery’s comic language is tightly linked to the historical and sociological circumstances of his time. Characters, objects, or settings, it seems that nothing in the Averyan universe can claim to keep a definite shape once and for all; everything is likely to undergo the most incredible distortions.
Tex, more than any other director, was fascinated by the limitless possible extensions of the medium. He simply ignored all the physical laws of the universe, with, perhaps, an occasional nod to the law of gravity.²¹⁸
What is valid for the physical nature of things finds a parallel in...
After tackling subjects as varied as the cartoon-making technique, the history of the cartoon, the testimonial stance adopted by Tex Avery, its consequent implications regarding the treatment of sex, and the uniqueness of his comic strategies, concluding on the matter is tantamount to reducing an extremely rich corpus to a set of generalities. Besides, this can in no way be a conclusion since far from dealing with every subject under the sun, I have barely opened the door for deeper exploratio
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