Cartoon Roots

Out of history's mists and the Stathes Collection come cartoon pioneers' earliest hits-the "roots" of animation's Golden Age! Dive into rare works by Max Fleischer, Earl Hurd, Paul Terry, and Walter Lantz; sample the best of Col. Heeza Liar, Krazy, Koko and more. You'll even meet Bob McKimson's long-lost Binko the Cub!
　　Films include:
　　LIGHTNING SKETCHES (Blackton, 1907)
　　CARTOONS ON TOUR (Barré, 1915)
　　COL. HEEZA LIAR, DETECTIVE (Bray, 1923)
　　BOBBY BUMPS STARTS TO SCHOOL (Hurd, 1917)
　　Out of the Inkwell: THE CIRCUS (Fleischer, 1920)
　　THE JOLLY ROUNDERS (Terry, 1923)
　　Mutt and Jeff: FIREMAN SAVE MY CHILD (Huemer, 1919)
　　Jerry On the Job: THE BOMB IDEA (Bray, 1920)
　　FELIX COMES BACK (Messmer, 1922)
　　Farmer Al Falfa: SPRINGTIME (Terry, 1923)
　　Krazy Kat: SCENTS AND NONSENSE (Bill Nolan, 1926)
　　Dinky Doodle: LOST AND FOUND (Lantz, 1926)
　　Binko the Cub: HOT-TOE MOLLIE (Romer Grey, 1930)
　　Toby the Pup: THE MILKMAN (Huemer, 1930)
　　FARMERETTE (Van Beuren, 1932)
　　Extras! Booklet, archival galleries, and music by noted composers Robert Israel and Ben Model!
　　Co-Produced by Thunderbean Animation