Out of the inkwell : Max Fleischer and the animation revolution /
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Lexington :
University Press of Kentucky,
[2005]
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Table of Contents:
- They say that it's difficult being a famous man's son ...
- Two years after joining the Brooklyn daily eagle ...
- If ever a job was tailor-made for anyone ...
- Brimming with pride and high hopes, Max ...
- Late in 1920, the Bray organization ...
- There were three movie "palaces" in midtown ...
- Taking a page from his former employer ...
- The addition of sound to the Fleischer cartoons ...
- Clearly, Max was riding the crest of a wave ...
- The fortunes of the Fleischer family ...
- Several times during the writing of these pages ...
- Although this book is primarily about Max ...
- Fleischer studios prospered ...
- Because of Max and Dave's personalities ...
- Max was a dyed-in-the-wool New Yorker ...
- Work at the New York studio continued ...
- Paramount insisted on a Christmas release date ...
- The studio's move from New York to Miami ...
- Max opened the contract, read the first paragraph ...
- After the initial shock of the Paramount takeover ...
- Almost before the news of the studio's sudden ...
- It seems that Max's aim in life was to be ...
- Leonard Miltonberg ran a company in ...
- He wrote myriad and lengthy memos ...
- The lawsuit against Paramount et al. ...
- The whole thing was incomprehensible to me ...
- The article concerned a new copyright law ...
- The year 1972 turned out to be ...