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Archive for January, 2026
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Explore: Silent Film Restoration Processes
In this article, animation historian Tommy Jose describes his process of restoring the 1922 cartoon “Reunion”, covering challenges in cartoon preservation.
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Link of the Month: UCLA Animation Archive
The UCLA Animation archive has free and publicly accessible animation from the silent era (1900-1928). Additional commentary tracks and essays provide additional context and supplementary information about the animation and its place in the history of the medium.
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Biography of the Month: Charley Bowers
This month’s featured biography is Charley Bowers, animator of Dog Gone and silent film comedian.
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Featured Animation: Dog Gone (1926)
To ring in the new year, check out this cartoon which turns 100 in 2026, Dog Gone! Part of the popular Mutt and Jeff animated series (1916-1926), Dog Gone (1926) is a short comedy where Mutt convinces Jeff to dress as a dog in order to enter a dog competition.