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Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Andy Panda |
 | | Andy was a baby bear in this cartoon, and remained a juvenile for the next three years. |
| | Dick Lundy, who had directed most of Andy's films (including that one), moved to MGM, where he mostly worked on the equally easygoing Barney Bear, and Andy was retired as a character. |
| | His main claim to fame is that it was a 1940 Andy Panda cartoon, Knock Knock, that introduced Woody Woodpecker. |
| www.toonopedia.com /andypand.htm (706 words) |
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