Mel-O-Toons
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Mel-O-Toons sometimes erroneously called "Mello Toons", was a series of animated cartoons produced in 1960 by New World Productions and syndicated by United Artists. It featured various folk tales, Greco-Roman myths, Biblical stories, some original stories by author Thornton Burgess, classic stories, even adaptations of classical music and ballet. The soundtracks were often taken from existing children's records, licensed from the original labels. 104 cartoons, each about 6 minutes long, were produced in limited animation.
After many years out of circulation, public domain prints have turned up on videotape and DVD.
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- The Enchanted Horse
- The Trojan Horse
- Ali Baba
- Sinbad
- Panchito
- Hansel and Gretel
- Robin Hood
- The Emperor's Nightingale
- El Torito
- Hiawatha
- The Magic Clock
- Noah and the Ark
- Pinocchio
- Sleeping Beauty
- Diana and the Golden Apples
- Dinky Pinky
- Flying Carpet
- Peer Gynt's Adventures in Arabia
- Little Johnny Everything
- Miguel the Mighty Matador
- Penny Possum
- Sir Lancelot
- Rumplestiltskin
- Snow White
- Peer Gynt in the Hall of the Mountain King
- The Seasons
- Treasure Island
- Peer Gynt in the Stormy Sea
- Cinderella
- The Red Shoes
- Omicron and Sputnik
- Hunters of the sea
- Christopher Columbus
- Peter and the Wolf
- The Little Hawk
- David and Goliath
- Aladdin
- Daniel Boone
- Knights of Old
- Paul Bunyan
- The King's Trumpet
- Peter Cottontail
- Tom Sawyer
- The Eagle and the Thrush
- Paddy the Beaver
- Little Sambo
- Waltz of the Flowers
[edit] Sparky's Magic Echo
Sparky's Magic Echo is a four-minute cartoon written by Alan Livingston, produced by New World Productions roughly in the 1960s, and syndicated by United Artists.[1] The plot involves a boy looking for the echo of his singing.
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