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This is a Paramount cartoon. But it isn’t by the Fleischers’. They got kicked out way before this cartoon came out, so they renamed the studio to “Famous Studios”. This is a Christmas cartoon. It went public domain in the 70s. And it’s not the only Christmas cartoon driven into the public domain you’ll see. This also tells a story. And it is a funny one. It’s on the PD Christmas cartoon list.

This might come out in 1932 or 1933. But it isn’t a Disney cartoon. It’s a Ted Eshbaugh cartoon. It became PD in either 1960 or ‘61. This was set in the wintertime. The musical director of the cartoon “Carl Stalling” worked for Disney during the late 1920s. And he is working for Eshbaugh cartoons during the 30s after he left Disney. This isn’t too much a Christmas cartoon either. And it wasn’t ...

It’s a Fleischer cartoon, not a Disney cartoon. But it does tell a story. It was set in the winter, and even though it’s on the PD Christmas cartoon list, it’s not to much of a Christmas cartoon. But it does have a mention on toys and treats. It’s a treat to see this cartoon. It went public domain in 1964. Yes, the same year “Mary Poppins” came out was when the cartoon went PD. And it was also ...

This isn’t a Disney cartoon, it’s an Ub Iwerks cartoon. But Iwerks was famous for creating Mickey Mouse. This cartoon is in Two-Strip Cinecolor. Because in 1932, Disney signed a contract that if any studio except Disney that uses the Three-Strip Technicolor camera before Fall of 1935 will have the cartoons be in Black & White. Which is why other studios used color in 1934 used Two-Strip Technic...

This is not a Disney cartoon. It’s a Van Beuren cartoon. But it was released by Disney’s distributor, RKO. But this was released during Disney’s United Artists era. This has got to be one of the public domain cartoons for Christmas. That’s why I’m posting this. It went public domain way before I was born. But it is remembered. And it is in OK quality.