Walter Lantz Studios Studio Directory

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Born April 27, 1899 Walter Benjamin Lantz had one of the longest careers of any of his contemporaries. He began as an auto mechanic, but a wealthy patron saw his drawings on the wall, and paid to send the young man to Art Students League in New York. By the time he was 16, Gregory La Cava hired Lantz to work in his animation room at Bray Productions. Lantz eventually worked his way up to animator on Jerry On The Job.

Walter Lantz Walter Lantz Studios was based in Universal City, California.

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Walter Lantz Studios Studio Directory Cartoon Series:

Andy Panda   (1939 – 1949, 24 Theatrical Cartoons.)
The Beary Family   (1962 – 1972, 28 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Cartune   (1934–1957, 50 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Alternate Series Title: Cartune Classics
Chilly Willy   (1953 – 1972, 50 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Commercials   (1948 – 1953, 19 Theatrical Films.)
Foolish Fables   (1953 – 1955, 3 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Hickory, Dickory and Doc   (1959 – 1962, 9 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Homer Pigeon   (1942 – 1956, 3 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Inspector Willoughby   (1960 – 1965, 12 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Lil' Eightball   (1939, 3 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Maggie and Sam   (1956 – 1957, 3 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Maw and Paw   (1953 – 1955, 4 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Meany, Miny and Moe   (1936 – 1937, 13 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Musical Miniatures   (1946 – 1948, 6 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Nertsery Rhyme   (1939, 2 Theatrical Cartoons.)
New Universal Cartoon   (1938, 16 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit   (1929 – 1938, 142 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit   (1927 – 1929, 51 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Pepito Chickeeto   (1957, 1 Theatrical Cartoon.)
Peterkin   (1939, 1 Theatrical Cartoon.)
Pooch the Pup   (1932 – 1933, 13 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Sugarfoot   (1954, 2 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Swing Symphony   (1941 – 1945, 14 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Windy   (1958 – 1959, 4 Theatrical Cartoons.)
Woody Woodpecker   (1941 – 1972, 195 Theatrical Cartoons.)