Finale of TRAP HAPPY PORKY (’45), largely animated by Ken Harris. Note how Ken had to animate 6-7 characters bunched together—a very complex assignment that WB's post-war budgets would’ve prohibited later on.

Sloppy drunk alley cats animated by Bobe Cannon. (TRAP HAPPY PORKY, 1945.)

A longer Ken Harris sequence from HEY THERE IT'S YOGI BEAR ('64).

When Ken Harris was brought on to work on HEY THERE IT'S YOGI BEAR ('64), he and Bill Hanna worked out a special arrangement: Bill worked on the X-sheets at night, and Ken would arrive the next morning with his work set out for him...aboard Bill Hanna's yacht!

Bill Tytla! (CLOWNING, 1931.)

My good friend Charlie Judkins tells me this is Benny Goodman on clarinet. (If not Benny, possibly Jimmy Dorsey.)

Tommy Dorsey on trombone. (SWING YOU SINNERS, 1930.)

Offering a high-quality copy of PETUNIA NATURAL PARK (’39) at the $5 level - you’ll also find more details as to why Friz left MGM, as told by Hugh Harman. (Dick Bickenbach sequence in this clip.)
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“Happy Birthday Yogi” Kellogg’s spot, animated by Irv Spence.

Kellogg's Corn Flakes spot with Huck and the gang, animated by Ed Love.