Louis Armstrong contributes to Jazzy Boop.

Santa gets a surprise visit from some racially depicted children of the world.

Have a very merry vintage cartoon Christmas!

Fictional account of how 'A Visit From Saint Nicholas' came to be.

'Tis the season for some new old cartoons.

Micky and Pluto, trick or treat style.

Pixar's Cars borrowed Susie's visual style. And yes, it has a happy ending.

Jack Hannah had a vision of picnic baskets and talking bears. Walt Disney wasn't seeing it.

Daffy recycles -- do you?

Uncle Scrooge reminds Donald Duck to pay his taxes in this Disney public domain treat.

David : Vintage ToonCast :: Goliath : ???

Religious Mel-o-Toons for this Easter season.

Download Sesame!

They call him Mel-o-toon-ito.

Paul Bunyan created Vintage ToonCast out of thin air, but first he had to create the internet, computers, cartoons, and electricity.

Happy Vintage Valentine's Day.

Taking from evil men and giving to the poor, one frame of limited animation at a time.

Columbus the tenor? Meet Mel-o-toons.

Entrepreneurship 101, taught through the American colonies.

Some adult oriented WWII Daffy Duck from more ToonCast.

This jazzy little religious number wants to put the breaks on reckless driving.

Even post-code Fleischer has today's toons out-innovated.

Frosty is a man of his word.

Merry Christmas from Vintage ToonCast.

Help celebrate our birthday later this week with a collection of vintage treats, starting with Merrie Melodies cartoons! Look back to December 2005 for more from Bugs Bunny and friends.

Lightly animated excerpt from a GE propaganda film, explaining the connections between our founding fathers and electricity.

Fleischer Studios - of Betty Boop, Popeye, and Superman fame - released this entertaining educational animation in 1929 to explain how sound was added to a previously silent medium.

A project supervisor for the devil manages the schedule to turn Paradise Gardens into a slum in this 1955 urban renewal animation.

Musical limited animation telling the history of the farmer.

Cute little Cold War era (1948) cartoon defending the profit motive, one bar of soap at a time.

Animated Public Service Announcement from the Forestry Service circa 1948.

The tooncast is back with Max Fleischer animated news stories from the World War II era. Enjoy!

In 1956 math was the leading cause of rage crimes.

Where'd the Candlejack, I mean Candlestic

Claymation from the 70's that encourages a healthy diet, for the sake of your teeth.

The final Popeye color classic, circa 1939.

More vintage Fleischer Popeye, circa 1937.

Popeye v. Sindbad, circa 1936.

Oh beautiful, for spacious skies, / For amber waves of grain, / For purple mountain majesties / Above the fruited plain!

Drive-in movie nostalgia.

Green tunic, wooden sword, captured princess - was this Chevy cartoon the inspiration for the Legend of Zelda series?

A pirate's life for me? Shiver me timbers!

Is Nicky the Nome a strong enough presence to continue the Chevy ad campaign?

This Fleisher-animated Olds ad has it all: suggestive innuendo, Popeye-like heroism, and the infamous bouncing ball sing along. Enjoy.

Part two of Chevy's Cinderella story.

Walt Disney wasn't the first to animate Cinderella...

This Jetsons predecessor showed 1950s viewers what life (and cars) in the year 2000 would look like.

ChevronTexaco, ExxonMobil, BP/ARCO/Sunoco, and Shell/Royal Dutch (the American Petroleum Institute) bring you this timeless tale of American ingenuity and free markets, as interpreted by Martians.

One part propaganda, one part education, and three parts idealism. It's too bad the key GE nuclear titan was only mythology or perhaps we'd be free from our dependence on foreign oil today...

An entire generation of American school children were shown this post-WWII Civil Defense film based on limited information from the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.