Manhunt Stunts
- Studio
- Larry Harmon Studios
- Distributor
- Jayark Films Corporation
Synopsis
Bozo's new "Trouble Shooter" computer is supposed to be tested by the United States, but is missing and has been swiped by "Slippery Sly" (a Peter Lorre-type character). Bozo gets Sniffer the dog to help him sniff out the trouble, catch Slippery Sly and get back his stolen computer.
Characters
Bozo the Clown, Elvis the Talking Dog, Short Biggie, Leroy, Wacko Wolf, The Circus Boss, Butch, Sniffer, Slippery Sly
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Larry Harmon
Writing
- Writer
- Carl Kohler, Homer Brightman, Carl Kohler, Homer Brightman
Voices
- Voice
- Larry Harmon (Bozo), Paul Frees (Elvis, Short Biggie The Mad Scientist, Leroy The Henchman, Wacko Wolf, The Circus Boss), Larry Harmon, Paul Frees
Music
- Music
- Gordon Zahler, Gordon Zahler
Animation
- Animation Director
- Tom Baron, Tom Baron
- Animator
- Z.T. Jablecki, Frank Onaitis, Jean Blanchard, Ronald Dias, Wesley Bennett, George Rowley, Lou Kachivas, Ed. De Mattia, Alvaro Arce, Marion Turk
Art Department
- Art Director
- Louis Scheimer
Camera
- Camera
- Gene Barghi
Editing
- Editor
- Dan Milner
- Editorial
- Dan Milner
Crew
- Produced, Directed and Written by
- Larry Harmon, Paul Fennell
- Creative Director
- Paul Fennell
- Artists
- Z.T. Jablecki, George Rowley, Frank Onaitis, Lou Kachivas, Jean Blanchard, Ed. De Mattia, Ronald Dias, Alvaro Arce, Wesley Bennett, Marian Turk
- Crew
- The Character Bozo, Based On Bozo, The Capitol Clown, Created By Alan W. Livingston
Production notes
A total of 156 five-minute shorts were made: 20 in 1958, 84 more were added in 1959, and 52 were made in 1962.
The character of Bozo the Clown was created by Alan W. Livingston for Capitol Records. (The cartoons originally bore a credit line for Alan W. Livingston as the creator of the Bozo character, but that has been deleted over the years.)
In its advertising campaign for the series, Jayark Films Corporation promised "magnificent animation."
The character of Bozo the Clown was created by Alan W. Livingston for Capitol Records. (The cartoons originally bore a credit line for Alan W. Livingston as the creator of the Bozo character, but that has been deleted over the years.)
In its advertising campaign for the series, Jayark Films Corporation promised "magnificent animation."