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aboutoriginality · 28 days
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muddypolitics · 1 year
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laughingblue12 · 2 months
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Toonerville, a Place I Once Lived In
There is a place so like the place where my heart and mind were born that I feel as if I have always lived there.  That place is a cartoon panel that ran in newspapers throughout the country from 1913 to 1955 (a year before I was born in Mason City, Iowa).  It was called Toonerville Folks and was centered around the famous Toonerville Trolley. Fontaine Fox was born near Louisville Kentucky in…
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Caroline Kennedy, Sydney Lawford and a cousin (maybe William) riding the "Toonerville Trolley" to the candy store in Hyannis Port, September 1961.
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7whistlepig7 · 2 years
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Clang, clang
Toonerville Trolley (Toonerville Folks) was a newspaper comic strip from 1908 to 1955. It was created by Fontaine Fox of Louisville. It is said to be inspired by the Brook Street trolley, which was a short line often getting used or shabby equipment. Brook Street runs parallel to I-65, on the east side of northbound I-65. This trolley ended in 1930.
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detroitlib · 2 years
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View of guests on factory passenger train at dedication ceremonies for production of Packard Rolls-Royce Merlin XX engines. Painted on train: "Packard special. Packard Motor Car Co. Defense Plant. Aircraft engine dedication Aug. 2, 1941." Label on back: "Guests at the dedication were transported through the plant on a special intra-mural facility, which negotiated narrow aisles and sharp turns to earn for itself a permanent place in defense plant equipment and the pseudonym 'Toonerville Trolley.'"
Courtesy of the National Automotive History Collection, Detroit Public Library
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coffee-for-two · 7 years
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misclouisville · 4 years
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Photo of Fontaine Fox, Jr. - c. 1920
Fontaine Fox, Jr was born in Louisville, Kentucky and was famous for his Toonerville Trolley cartoons.
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pcktknife · 2 years
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humble gift for you: if you want a song with submas vibes listen to "nobody cares about the railroads anymore" by harry nilsson. nice sounding kind of sad song about trains (in a similar vein I also recommend toonerville trolley by the electric prunes)
ohhhh i love an old timey tune too bad i cant do animatics cause i think the first one could work as a scenario where ingo never does come back from hisui like reminiscing about the job and how the battle subway goes out of commission and their friends move on uuuugghhhh 👁👁
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quickdisco · 7 years
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1334. Raymond Scott - Toonerville Trolley 1940-1944 (Jasmine - 2005)
Musique de big band cartoonesque et très expressive.
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cheetahmarketing · 4 years
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Top 10 Van Buren Cartoons
The top 10 Van Buren cartoons ever created are here for you enjoyment with an extra surprise at the end of the program.  Thomas R Reich PhD explores the history and joy that was the VanBeuren Studios, animation history that includes Felix the Cat, Toonerville Trolley, Parotville, Molly Moo Cow and many other kids cartoon favorites.
The blockbuster movie studio of the mid 1930's was RKO and they were not showing Disney Studio cartoons back then they showed VanBeuren Studio Cartoons, and for good reason.  VanBeuren was the first studio with the 3 color technicolor process.  You will see that full brilliant color here fully restored for the first time in 60 years!
The artists and animators of this iconic studio ended up in later years at Fleischer Studios and Disney Studios, and are what brought the magic of bright color to the world of animation.  Look and enjoy the full rick color and sound as it would have looked and sounded in the mid 1930s, you wont believe your eyes and ears!
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travsd · 6 years
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Dan Mason: Skipper on the Toonerville Trolley
Dan Mason: Skipper on the Toonerville Trolley
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Stage and screen comedian Dan Mason(Dan Grassman, 1857-1928) was born of a February 9. Originally a Syracuse pharmacist, Mason’s penchant for cutting up got the better of him and he broke into vaudeville locally. With a partner, he developed a Dutch (i.e., German) comedy act called Adolf and Rudolf. The comedy German was to be a mainstay of Mason’s stage years. He often performed his own…
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laughingblue12 · 6 months
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Grandpa Futty Drives Again
In Fontaine Fox’s Toonerville Trolley comics there is one old flivver-driving fool named Grandpa Futty.  He is the slowest driver on the road.  Rarely does he go over the breakneck speed of two miles per hour.  He is so overly cautious, that if there are two lanes going his way, he takes the middle of the road and effectively moseys along in his putter-banger taking up both lanes.  What is that…
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pdremaster · 2 years
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Toonerville Trolley: Trolley Ahoy [4K + Quality improvement]
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detroitlib · 3 years
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View of passengers on the Toonerville Trolley at Newberry, Michigan. Printed on front: "Toonerville Trolley, Tahquamenon boat trip, Newberry, Mich. L.L. Cook Co., Milwaukee, Wis. [copyright] 1939." Printed on back: "All rights reserved. The L.L. Cook Co., Milwaukee."
Courtesy of the Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library
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^==^ Vintage Sterling Silver Fontaine Fox's Toonerville Trolley Cartoon Charm https://ift.tt/3f4Hu5h
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