Louder, Please
- Studio
- Clokey Productions, Lutheran Church in America, Premavision, Inc.
- Distributor
- National Council of Churches
Synopsis
A deaf neighbor teaches Davey to appreciate all the sounds in the world around him.
Davey meets a deaf boy, but doesn't realize that he can't hear ("You bet you ought to shoot yourself!"). Davey himself finds out what it's like to be deaf when he dons a pair of earmuffs.
Davey meets a deaf boy, but doesn't realize that he can't hear ("You bet you ought to shoot yourself!"). Davey himself finds out what it's like to be deaf when he dons a pair of earmuffs.
Characters
Davey Hanson, Goliath, John Hanson, Jonathan Reed, Sally Hanson
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Art Clokey
Animation
- Animator
- Rob Maine, Jim Danforth, Pete Kleinow
Voices
- Voice
- Hal Smith (Goliath, Dad Hanson, Jonathan Reed), Norma MacMillan (Davey), Nancy Wible (Davey)
Music
- Music
- Guenther Kauer
- Theme Song
- Douglas M. Lackey
Crew
- Studio Coordinator
- Pete Kleinow
Production notes
Davey was a young boy who went on adventures with his dog Goliath. Goliath could talk and helped Davey and the family out in sticky predicaments. Sponsored by the Lutheran Council of Churches, the show's religious morals were very apparent.
Claymation stop-motion animation.
This episode has slipped from general syndication due to some material that may be objectionable to some people or protected groups; in this case, handicapped people.
The stop-motion process used for filming was called "Pixillation," a method also used for Clokey Productions' earlier series "Gumby."
Davey and Goliath was recognized by the National Association of the Deaf for this episode for its raising awareness of deaf and hearing-impaired individuals.
Claymation stop-motion animation.
This episode has slipped from general syndication due to some material that may be objectionable to some people or protected groups; in this case, handicapped people.
The stop-motion process used for filming was called "Pixillation," a method also used for Clokey Productions' earlier series "Gumby."
Davey and Goliath was recognized by the National Association of the Deaf for this episode for its raising awareness of deaf and hearing-impaired individuals.
