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Paul Terry

Paul Terry, born Feb. 19, 1897 in San Franscisco, California, saw a presentation of of Winsor McCay's Gertie the Dinosaur and became fascinated. Soon afterward, Terry started working for the New York Press as an illustrator. Here he developed his first film character called Little Herman, which he sold to Thanhouser Company. Terry then signed on to produce a monthly short for John R. Bray's screen magazine, Paramount Pictograph, where Terry created his Farmer Alfalfa series, however, he quit in 1917 to go into the Army.

After the war, Terry came back and produced Farmer Alfalfa cartoons for Paramount until 1920, where he teamed up with writer Howard Estabrook and began making the Aesop's Fables series for Pathe.

Paul Terry was one of the only major animators not to align with a large film studio in the early days of sound cartoons. He created the Aesop's Fable series that was distributed through Pathe. Terry formed Fable Pictures, Inc with Keith-Albee company owning the majority of the company.

This worked until 1928 when Keith-Albee sold their interests to Amadee J. Van Beuren and his Van Beuren Productions, at which time the name was changed to Fable Studios. Unfortunately, Van Beuren and Terry didn't agree on how the sound was to be done and Terry left Fable Studios.

Terry then teamed with animator Frank Moser and formed a new company called Terry-toons. They released their product through Educational Pictures, who in turn supplied the cartoons to the short-subject department of Twentieth Century Fox.

Terry retired Farmer Alfalfa and created a complete new group of characters, such as Mighty Mouse, Heckle and Jeckle and Gandy Goose.

In 1936, Terry bought out Moser and then signed to release Terry Toons through 20th Century Fox. Unfortunately, 20th Century Fox decided to only issue stock posters for the Terry Toons. Here are Terry-toons stock posters

Paul Terry characters BEFORE Terry-toons:

Aesop's Fables

Farmer Alfalfa (before and after Terry toons)

Terry-toon characters include:

Dinky Duck

Gandy Goose

Heckle and Jeckle

Mighty Mouse

Oil Can Harry and Pearl Pureheart


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