Ted Eshbaugh Studios

1936 – 1969 U.S.A. 12 cartoons

Ted Eshbaugh was an independent American animator and animation director. His career began at Van Beuren Studios where he was responsible for the Rainbow Parade series. Following the end of that series, Eshbaugh broke from Van Beuren Studios and created his own studio.

Cartoons

  1. Goofy Goat

    1931 (estimated) Theatrical Van Beuren Studios

    A frustrated Goofy Goat is stuck behind a road hog. When he sneaks in front at a stoplight, the hog curses him. Next, Goofy appears in a Glee Club talent contest, along with other acts.

  2. Stop and Goat

    1931 (estimated) Theatrical Van Beuren Studios

    Featuring Goofy Goat

  3. The Snow Man

    July 5, 1932 Theatrical Ted Eshbaugh Studios, Invincible

    This story takes place in the frozen north. Our hero the Eskimo is bedding down for the winter. His pet, a seal that barks like a dog, beds down too. In the spring, everybody gets up. We fi…

  4. The Wizard Of Oz

    1933 (estimated) Theatrical Ted Eshbaugh Studios, Musicolor Fantasies

    Dorothy and her friends appear in this reading, loosely based on "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," by L. Frank Baum.

  5. Tea Boat Town

    1938 (estimated) Theatrical Ted Eshbaugh Studios

  6. Mr. Peanut and His Family Tree

    1939 (estimated) Theatrical Ted Eshbaugh Studios

  7. Wonder Bakers at the World's Fair

    1939 (estimated) Theatrical Ted Eshbaugh Studios

  8. Salvage Sammy

    1943 (estimated) Theatrical Ted Eshbaugh Studios

    A patriotic short about collecting trash to recycle for the war effort.

  9. Cap'n Cub

    1945 (estimated) Theatrical Ted Eshbaugh Studios

    Jaw-dropping Second World War propaganda has a cute American cub (or is he a mouse?) bombardier battling Japanese Zeroes (or maybe not zeroes, but...). One Japanese pilot is depicted as a g…

  10. Ready Made Magic

    1946 (estimated) Theatrical Ted Eshbaugh Studios

  11. The White Guard

    1947 (estimated) Theatrical Ted Eshbaugh Studios

    All about Prince Careful, Prince Careless and the dreaded Black Invaders who come to kill and pillage.

  12. The Pied Piper of Chiclet Town

    1948 (estimated) Theatrical Ted Eshbaugh Studios