I have only one puppet toon. It's in b/w and it's called the big broadcast. it was made in 1938. The sound isn't that great but it's a cool George Pal short.
@@fromthesidelines Correct; it's a commercial film for Philips lighting. Too bad that was cut out. It's very well done for its time (around 1938). The director, George Paul would leave for (as in: escape to) the US in 1939. He continued his Puppetoon shorts there for a while, then transitioned to fantasy and Sci-Fi movies. Thanks for this wonderful upload.
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So beautiful, so amazingly LUSH! Thank you for posting!
Animated by George Pal in his studio in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. A portion of this Puppetoon is missing.
Another great transfer. Thanks Steve!
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i love this cartoon
I can tell the "end title" was in Eastman!
I wonder which episodes Ray harryhausen Helped to animate
I have only one puppet toon. It's in b/w and it's called the big broadcast. it was made in 1938. The sound isn't that great but it's a cool George Pal short.
Check out my post. There's a Puppetoon Blu Ray movie and a crowdfunding effort for Volume 2 as well.
can you upload Hollywood steps out with the opening and ending
does anyone know where the rest of the jaspers are? and can we have some hd of those!
Public domain, correct? Can we download these?
how much is missing?
The part where the Philips product was revealed and promoted at the end of the film. This WAS a "commercial" for Philips, you know.
@@fromthesidelines Correct; it's a commercial film for Philips lighting. Too bad that was cut out. It's very well done for its time (around 1938). The director, George Paul would leave for (as in: escape to) the US in 1939. He continued his Puppetoon shorts there for a while, then transitioned to fantasy and Sci-Fi movies. Thanks for this wonderful upload.