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- TriviaAccording to an interview with Emil Sitka, he described working with the Synchro-Vox system used by Cambria Studios on the series. He said that they used him when they needed certain accents or eccentric voices. He would have makeup applied around his mouth, as well as obtrusively bright lipstick on his lips. He would be strapped in a chair with his head in a brace so that he would remain in the same position. They would then film his mouth as he spoke his lines.
- ConnectionsEdited into Garfield Goose and Friends (1952)
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Strange early TV cartoon.
About forty years ago when I was a child in a Los Angeles suburb I recall seeing this odd cartoon, so different from the others where things moved. The creators seem to have had this process where they could put images of actors lips moving in the faces of the characters. Kinda' neat and kinda' not. After being exposed to the work of Disney, Lantz and others, this dialogue heavy, action off-stage with sound effects cartoon didn't seem so hot. Novel, though. Compare to others of the period. Almost anything on the idiot box could hold the attention of a little child. Some that came later were worse. Margaret Kerry was the voice of Paddlefoot? Well, whattaya know!
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- Mar 11, 2002
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