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ÖSTERREICHISCHES FILMMUSEUM Fyf&N Wiener Festwochen 1983 ÖSTERREICHISCHES FILMMUSEUM fyf&n Wiener Festwochen 1983 ZUR GESCHICHTE DES ANIMATIONSFILMS 10.-31. MAI 1983 UNTER DER PATRONANZ VON CHUCK JONES 16 30 Pr°9r8mm 6 1924-1925 21.00 ERÖFFNUNG 16 30 Pro9ramm3 1917-1918 19.30 Programm 17 1937-1939 ilk. THEMOUSE THAT TURNE0(1924) Uhr Professor Or. Helmut Zilk. Amtsführender Stadtrat ilhr DER CAPTAIN DISCOVERS THE NORTH POLE Uhr POPEYE THE SAILOR MEETS ALI BABA S FORTY u"' Paul Terry für Kuttur und Bürgerdienst, eröffnet die Retrospek¬ wm (1917) THIEVES (1937) 10 tive der Wiener Festwochen 1983 „Zur Geschichte 18 BONEYARD BLUES (1924) 14 Gregory La Cava 16 Max & Dave Fleischer Earl Hurd des Animationsfilms". HAMATEUR NIGHT (1938) Dienstag EVER BEEN HAD(1917) Montag Mittwoch FELIX KNIGHT ERRANT (1923) Als Ehrengast wird Chuck Jones, der Schöpfer be¬ Samstag Dudley Buxton Tex Avery rühmter Trickfilmfiguren wie P6pö le Pew. Road Pat Sullivan THEM WERE THE HAPPY DAYS (1917) COLOUR FLIGHT (1938) KOKOIN 1999(1924) Runner und Wile E. Coyote und einer der drei Väter Len Lye von Bugs Bunny und Daffy Duck, eine Auswahl sei¬ Pat Sullivan Max & Dave Fleischer ner besten Frlme zeigen und Einblick in seine ÖOX CÄR BR-* FALLS IN LUCK (1917) PORKY S HARE HUNT (1938) DFTECTIVE BONZO AND THE BLACK HAND künstlerische Arbeit geben. Bill Cause Hardaway Dalton GANG (1924) DAFFY DUCK IN HOLLYWOOD (1938) G. E. Studdy LEAP YEAR (1918) Tex Avery Rube Goldberg BONZOLINO(1924) DOTS (1939) G E Studdy THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA (1918) Norman McLaren 16.30 Programm 1 1898-1911 Winsor McCay THE CURE (1924) jll|r PEINTURE A L'ENVERS (1898) YIP, YlP. YIPPY (1939) Max 4 Dave Fleischer AGlTATED ADVERTS(1918) Max 4 Dave Fleischer Louis 4 Auguste Lumiere Anson Dyer FELIX IN FAIRYLAND (1924) 11 ENCHANTED DRAWINGS (1900) THE NUTTY NETWORK(1939) Otto Messmer James Stuart Blackton Mannie Davis THE TALE OF A TENDRILL(1925) Mittwoch HUMOUROUS PHASES OF HAPPY FACES (1906) F. Percy Smith James Stuart Blackton BONZO (1925) UN DRAME CHEZ LES FANTOCHES (1908) G. E. Studdy Emile Cohl 18.00 Proflr*^ 13 1933-1934 21.00 Programm 18 1939-1941 L1GHTNING SKETCHES (1908) ilhr CONFIDENCE(1933) Uhr ADAY AT THE ZOO (1939) James Stuart Blackton Walter Lantz. Bill Nolan, Tex Avery Tex Avery 1951-1983 LE BINETTOSCOPE (1910) BETTY BOOP IN BLUNDERLAND (1933) EARLY ABSTRACTIONS (ab 1939) 18.00 Programm 22 Emile Cohl . i * Max & Dave Fleischer Harry Smith Uhr MOVIE MADNESS (1951) LE PEINTRE NEO-IMPRESSIONNISTE(19lO) RIDE'EM BOSKO (1933) DOG GONE MODERN (1939) Connie Rasinski Emile Cohl Hugh Harman Chuck Jones TALL TIMBERTALE (1951) Connie Rasinski DREAMS OF TOYLAND (1910) BETTY BOOP'S TRIAL (1934) LOOPS (1940) Arthur Melb Max & Dave Fleischer Norman McLaren BORN TOPECK(1952) Walter Lantz LE RETAPEUR DE CERVELLE (1911) JACK FROST (1934) SPOOK SPORTS (1940) Ub Iwerks Mary Ellen Bute, Norman McLaren A BIRD IN A GUILTY CAGE (1952) Emile Cohl Isadore Freieng LITTLE NEMO (1911) RED HOT MAMA (1934) A WILD HARE (1940) Winsor McCay Max & Dave Fleischer Tex Avery JOHANN MOUSE (1952) AN AMERICAN MARCH (1941) William Hanna. Joseph Barbera KOMPOSITION IN BLAU (1934) Oskar Fischinger Oskar Fischinger COLOR CRY (1952) l'LLNEVER CROW AGAIN (1941) Len Lye SHE WRONGED HIM RIGHT (1934) Max & Dave Fleischer GIFT WRAPPED (1952) 18.00 Programm Walt Disney Max 4 Dave Fleischer SUPERMAN(1941) Isadore Freieng illf* THE HISTORY OF THE ANIMATED FILMS BETTY BOOP'S LIFE GUARO(1934) Max 4 Dave Fleischer NEIGHBOURS (1952) u" Walt Disney Max & Dave Fleischer Norman McLaren HONEYMOON HOTEL (1934) DUCK AMUCK (1953) Earl Duval Chuck Jones 1921-1923 16.30 Pro°ramm5 DUCK DODGERS IN THE 24 '/»«> CENTURY (1953) 19.45 CtUJC* JONES AND THE JOY OF ANIMATION iik. INVISIBLE INK (1921) Chuck Jones Uhr Vortrag des mehrfachen Oscar-Preistragers mit w,n Max 4 Dave Fleischer Beispielen aus seinem Werk. 17 MODELING (1921) Max 4 Dave Fleischer 19.30 Programm 14 1934-1936 1953-195« Dienstag THE SPENDTHRIFT (1921) 19.30 Programm 23 jfhr L'IDEE (1934) (|||r BULLY FOR BUGS (1953) Berthold Bartosch Paul Terry 16.30 Programm 2 1912-1916 Chuck Jones UNE NUIT SUR LE MONT CHAUVE(1934) THE FOX AND THE GRAPES(1921) Paul Terry CAT-TAILS FORTWO (1953) Uhr WinsorHOW A McCayMOSQUITO OPERATES (1912) Alexandre Alexeieff 4 Ciaire Parker Robert MeKimson 13 THE FARMER AND THfc OS fRlCH THE DACHSHUNO AND THE SAUSAGE(1913) THE FOX AND THE RABBIT (1935) Paul Terry FROM A TO Z Z Z Z (1954) John Randolph Bray Walter Lantz Chuck Jones Freitag THE COUNTRY MOUSE AND THE CITY MOUSE CARTOONS BY HY-MAYER (1913) BETTY BOOP AND GRAMPY(1935) (1921) CONVICT CONCERTO (1954) Henry Mayer Max 4 Dave Fleischer Paul Terry Walter Lantz GERTIE THE DINOSAUR (1914) KALEIDOSCOPE (1935) ETERNAL TRIANGLE (1922) THEFROG PRiNCE (1954) Winsor McCay Len Lye Paul Terry Lotte Reiniger TANTALIZING FLY (1915) CHOOSE YOUR WEPPINS(1935) THE CHALLENGE (1922) ONE FROGGY EVENING (1955) John Randolph Bray & Max Fleischer Max 4 Dave Fleischer Max 4 Dave Fleischer Chuck Jones HAIR CARTOON (1915) RHYTHM IN THE BOW(1935) KOKO S JUMPING BEANS (1922) THE WHALE (1955) Ed Marcus Ben Hardaway Max 4 Dave Fleischer Noburo Ofuji BLINKETY BLANK (1955) BUGOLOGlST (1916) BETTY BOOP AND THE LITTLE KING (1936) FELIX WOOS WHOOPEE (1923) Frank Moser Max & Dave Fleischer Otto Messmer Norman McLaren THE PHABLE OF A BUSTED ROMANCE (1916) FELIX REVOLTS (1923) * CATS (1956) Raou! Barre Otto Messmer Robert Breer PARCEL POST PETE S NIGHTMARE(1916) WOODPECKER FROM MARS (1956) Frank Moser Paul J Smith BOBBY BUMP AND THE GOATMOBILE Earl Hurd 21.00 Programm15 1936 1941-1944 jlkr l-SKI-LOVE-SKI YOU-SKI (1936) 18.00 Programm 19 COLONEL HEEZA LIAR 4 THE PIRATES (1918) Max 4 Dave Fleischer jjhr HOLLYWOOD STEPS OUT (1941) 1956-1957 John Randolph Bray Tex Avery 21.00 Programm 24 POPEYE THE SAILOR HOLDS THE WIRE Uhr THERE THEY GO-GO-GO(1956) Max 4 Dave Fleischer MOUSE TRAPPERS (1941) ChuckJones Walter Lantz ALLEGRETTO(1936) RECREATI0N(1956) Oskar Fischinger OLIVE OYL AND WATER DON'T MIX (1942) Robert Breer ' ; 18.00 Programm 10 1930-1932 Max 4 Dave Fleischer RHYTHM (1957) BE HUMAN (1936) A TALE OF TWO KITTIES(1942) Ilhr THE ELSTREE ERBS (ca. 1930) Max 4 Dave Fleischer Len Lye Joe Noble Bob Clampett BUGSY AND MUGGSY (1957) STUDIE 9 (1931) PORKY S POULTRY PLANT (1936) HEN HOP (1942) Frank Tashlin Friz Freieng Hans Fischinger Norman McLaren A MAN AND HI6 DOG OUT FOR AIR (1957) SINKING IN THE BATHTUB(1930) RAINBOW DANCE (1936) THE DUCKTATORS (1942) Robert Breer Hugh Harmann 4 Ruoolf Ising Len Lye Norman McCabe JAMESTOWN BALOOS (1957) BIMBOS INITATION (1931) CARMEN (1938) LIFE WITH FIDO (1942) Robert Breer Max 4 Dave Fleischer Anson Dyer Connie Rasinski KNK3HTY-KNIGHT BUGS (1958) DIZZY RED RIDING HOOD (1931) FOX HUNT (1936) THE SULTAN S BIRTHDAY (1944) Friz Freieng Max & Dave Fleischer Hector Hoppin 4 Anthony Gross Bill Tytla A CHAIRY TALE (1957) CLL BE GLAD WHEN YOU'RE DEAD YOU RASCAL A WOLF IN SHIEKS CLOTHING(1938) HELLBENT FOR ELECTIONS (19441 Norman McLaren YOU (1932) Paul Terry, Mannie Davis Stephen Bosustow. Chuck Jones THREE RING FLING (1958) Max & Dave Fleischer THE CHAMPION OF JUSTICE (1944) Alex Lovy STOPPING THE SHOW(1932) Mannie Davis Max 4 Dave Fleischer WHAT'S OPERA. DOC?(1957) Chuck Jones 16.30 Programm 4 1919-1925 19.30 Programm 20 1945-1947 16.30 Programm 7 1&22-192B 19.30 Pr°8ran>m11 1932 Uhr A.W.O.L (ca. 1919) ilhr GIPSY LIFE (1645) Uhr BEISPIELE FÜR FEUX THE CAT (ca 1922-1928) Hilf AHUNTINGWE WILL GO( 1932) SMOKEY SMOKES (1920) Connie Rasinski Max & Dave Fleischer 16 Gregory La Cava 4 John Foster von Otto Messmer THE MOUSE COMES TO DINNER (1945) 19 FEUX STRIKES IT RICH BETTY BOOP LTD. (1932) Montag ALL ABOARD FOR THE MOON (1920) William Hanna, Joseph Barbera Max 4 Dave Fleischer FELIX ALL PUZZLED Max 4 Dave Fleischer THE BARBER OF SEVILLE (1946) Donnerstag BETTY BOOP FOR PRESIDENT (1932) THE FLYINGHOUSE (1921) Walter Lantz FELIX pINCHES THE POLE Max & Dave Fleischer Winsor McCay HOPPITY POP (1946) FELIX IN LOVE BETTY BOOP'S UPS AND DOWNS (1932) Norman McLaren FELIX DOUBLES FOR OARWIN Max 4 Dave Fleischer THE PET (1921) Winsor McCay MUSICAL MOMENTS FROM CHOPIN (1946) FELIX BROADCASTS BOOP-OOP-A-DOOP (1932) Walter Lantz Max 4 Dave Fleischer BUG VAUDEVILLE (1921) FELIX REVOLTS Winsor McCay TWEETIE PIE(1947) FEUX GOES HUNGRY BETTY BOOP'S BAMBOOISLE (1932) Friz Freieng Max 4 Dave Fleischer RYTHMUS 21 (1921) FEUX IN HOLLYWOOD (1928) Hans Richter FIDDLE DEE DEE(1947) BETTY BOOP M D (1932) Norman McLaren KOKO'S EARTH CONTROL (1927) Max 4 Dave Fleischer Max 4 Dave Fleischer DIAGONALSYMPHONIE (1921) A DATE WITH OUKE(1947) MINNIE THE MOOCHER (1932) Viking Eggeling Max 4 Dave Fleischer Max 4 Dave Fleischer OPUS MV (1921-1925) DR. JECKYL AND MR. MOUSE(1947) Walter Ruttmann William Hanna, Joseph Barbera Pragramm 25 1958-1960 THE CAT CONCERTO(1947) 18.00 William Hanna, Joseph Barbera Uhr WHOA.BE GONE (1958) 21.00 Programm 12 1933 Chuck Jones llli# BETTY BOOP'S CRAZY INVENTlONS (1933) EVERGLADE RAID (1958) PaulJ Smith Max 4 Dave Fleischer Programm 16 IHEARD(1933) 18.00 SHORT AND SUITE (1969) Uhr ZULA HULA (1937) 21.00 Programm 21 1948-1950 Norman McLaren Max 4 Dave Fleischer Max 4 Dave Fleischer IS MY PALM RED (1933) Uhr MOUSE CLEANING (1948) EYE WASH(1959) Max 4 Dave Fleischer PORKY S BAD TIME STORY (1937) William Hanna, Joseph Barbera Robert Breer Bob Clampett EXPERIMENTAL ANIMATION (1933) MAGPIE MADNESS (1948> SERENAL (1959) Len Lye LOVE ON THE WING (1937) Eddie Donatty Norman McLaren SNOW WHITE (1933) Norman McLaren FELIX THE FOX (1948) HA6HIMOTO SAN (1959) Max 4 Dave Fleischer TRADE TATTOO (1937) Mannie Davis Bob Kuwahera POPEYE THE SAILOR (1933) Len Lye FRIGID HARE (1949) THE VIOLINIST (1959) Max 4 Dave Fleischer PROFESSOR BIMBO Chuck Jones Ernest Piritoff BETTY BOOP'S BIRTHDAY PARTY(1933) Max 4 Dave Fleischer BEGONE DULL GARE (1949) LINES VERTICALES(196C) Max 4 Dave Fleischer POPEYE S PARROT Nortnan McLaren Norman McLaren BETTY BOOP'S PENTHOUSE(1933) Max 4 Dave Fleischer FOR SCENT-IMENTAL REASONS(1949) THE HIGH NOTE(196ö) Chuck Jones Max 4 Dave Fleischer A SINGALONG WITH POPEYE Chuck Jones MOTHER GOOSE LAND (1933) Max 4 Dave Fleischer POP'IM POP (1950) MOONBlRD (1960) Robert MeKimson John Hubiey Max 4 Dave Fleischer BETTY BOOP S MASKERADE A COLOR BOX (1933) Max 4 Dave Fleischer RABBIT OF SEVILLE(1950) HOPALONG CASUALTY (1960) Len Lye - * Chuck Jones Chuck Jones .....
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