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	Felix the Cat
		Oriolo struck a deal with the Felix's current owner, Pat Sullivan's nephew, to begin a new series of Felix cartoons on televsion.
		Oriolo went on to star the cat in 260 television cartoons from 1959 and 1960.
		Nevertheless, Don Oriolo continues to market the character today in projects such as Felix the Cat: The Movie[?] (1991), and the television series Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat[?] (1996) and Baby Felix[?] (2000).
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/fe/Felix_the_Cat.html (695 words)

	Calabrian Adventure (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Joe and I had decided earlier that we would stay in a hotel and not inconvenience anyone, since we both smoke and have a tendency to wake up all hours of the night.
		Joe and I got in the car and took a ride to look at Oriolo (6 Miles) By now it was around 8:30 but we thought we would take a ride just to have a fast look around.
		For Joe and I, this was truly great news and Giuseppi was later to become our chauffeur and tour guide as well as interpreter The rest of our story mainly consists of our experiences around Oriolo, meeting friends and relatives and allot of great family dinners but these are all stories for another time.
	members.aol.com /GLilli/journey.html (3121 words)

	History of Felix The Cat
		Joe Oriolo thus created a new Felix with a new image, new personality and new characters, including The Magic Bag of Tricks, Poindexter, The Professor, Rock Bottom and Vavoom.
		By the end of the 50's, Joe Oriolo produced for Trans-Lux TV 264 five minute episodes of the new Felix that were immediately picked up for first-run syndication.
		Joe Oriolo, in recognizing his son's ability and love for Felix, asked Don topic up the mantel and carry Felix forward into the next century..
	www.felixthecat.com /history2.htm (1139 words)

	Felix the Cat
		Oriolo's plots revolve around the unsuccessful attempts of the antagonists to steal Felix's Magic Bag, though in an unusual twist, these antagonists are occasionally depicted as Felix's friends as well.
		Joe Barbera, half of the Hanna-Barbera animation team that produced such beloved cartoon characters as Tom and Jerry, Yogi Bear and the Flintstones, died Monday.
		Joe Barbera and Bill Hanna were hired within a month of each other in 1937 by the MGM cartoon factory.
	www.gamelow.com /Comic-F/Felix_the_Cat.php (2461 words)

	Joes Cartoon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Joe Camel - Joe Camel was the cartoon mascot for Camel cigarettes from late 1987 to July 12, 1997.
		Joe Oriolo - Joe Oriolo was an American cartoon animator (1913â“1985), creator of Casper the Friendly Ghost, and animator of Felix the Cat cartoons for television in the 1950s as the protege of Otto Messmer, Felix's creator.
		Joe Kubert - Joe Kubert is a legendary comic book artist who went on to found the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art.
	www.graphittipop.com /joescartoon.html (666 words)

	"Ribbon no Kishi" (1967) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Princess Knight was brought to the U.S. in 1969 by Joe Oriolo and his then-partner, Burt Hecht.
		Oriolo was also the executive producer for the "Mighty Hercules" animated series.
		Oriolo's dubbers, in their attempt to match the characters' lip movements, created English names as close as possible to the original Japanese names.
	www.imdb.com /rg/page-flick-title/next/title/tt0121655/combined (560 words)

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		Joe began to work extremely close to Felix and received from Otto a "carte blanche" to create a "new Felix".
		Joe Oriolo thus created a new Felix with a new image, new personality and new characters, including The Magic Bag of Tricks, Poindexter, The Professor and Vavoom.
		By the end of the 50's, Joe Oriolo decided Felix needed a boost in popularity, and this would be through the magic of television.
	www.domenico-allegra.info /Prometeo/canzoni/vari/felix_the_cat.mp3.htm (968 words)

	Absolute Anime / Princess Knight
		Unfortunately, the business arrangement between Joe Oriolo and his then partner, Burt Hecht, fell apart, and as part of the settlement, the Hecht departed with the "Princess Knight" masters never to be heard from again.
		An interesting note: Before the split between Joe Oriolo and Bert Hecht, Joe's son, Don Oriolo, and a fellow named Roger Grod, managed to edit several of the episodes together for a theatrical release, giving it the title "Choppy and the Princess".
		Don Oriolo gave me some vague explanation but it is still unclear why it was done.
	www.absoluteanime.com /princess_knight (1221 words)

	Felix the Cat
		In the 1950s, Otto Messmer trained Joe Oriolo to assist him in the production of the Felix the Cat Comics, which had continued through the years.
		It is Oriolo's Felix who is most familiar to millions today.
		Oriolo's Felix may be magical; but Messmer's Felix is a Character that viewers relate to and sympathise with.
	www.everwonder.com /david/felixthecat/about.html (1365 words)

	Reading Room Index to the Comic Art Collection
		Call no.: PN6728.25.D3S8 1986 ----------------------------------------------------- Orlando, Joe, 1927- American Honda Presents DC Comics' Supergirl : in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Transportation's national safety belt campaign / Joe Orlando, Andrew Helfer, Barry Marx, story.
		Call no.: PN6728.4.N3S77no.1 ----------------------------------------------------- Orlando, Joe, 1927- "Image of Bluebeard" (reprinted from Creepy #7) / B. Pearson, J. Orlando; in Creepy, the Classic Years (New York : Harris Publications, 1991) k.
		Joe Orsak interview (10 p.) in David Anthony Kraft's Comics Interview, no. 56 (1988).
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/orri/origo.htm (4532 words)

	ORIOLO STUDIOS - FELIX THE CAT Limited Edition Cel
		According to the credits, Pat Sullivan, owner of the studio, was the guiding genius behind Felix — but in reality, the cartoons were the work of a young animator named Otto Messmer, who produced the entire four-minute debut all by himself, working at home on a freelance basis.
		It wasn't long before a young Joe Oriolo, Otto's protege, began working closely with Felix.
		They are intended only as illustrations of cartoon artwork being offered and may not be reproduced in any form for any other purpose without the permission of their respective owners.
	www.celfcentered.com /?pageid=33108 (552 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Felix the Cat
		In 1960, Felix was revived once more, this time on TV, by producer Joe Oriolo.
		Oriolo, whose credits include Casper the Friendly Ghost and The Mighty Hercules, had worked as Messmer's assistant during the 1950s, and had taken over the Felix newspaper strip from him in 1954.
		It was this series that introduced Felix's now-famous "bag of tricks" — as well as the dastardly Professor, who coveted it.
	www.toonopedia.com /felix.htm (594 words)

	The Storyteller: Anime: Princess Knight, Ribbon no Kishi (Princesa Caballero)
		Choppy had been looking for her for 12 years and when he finds her the adventure begins.
		Princess Knight was actually bought and dubbed by Joe Oriolo.
		Unfortunately, the business arrangement between Joe Oriolo and his then partner, Burt Hecht, fell apart, and as part of the settlement, the partner departed with the Princess Knight masters never to be heard from again.
	www.storytellersbookclub.com /princess.html (394 words)

	Voice Actor Jack Mercer in Fleischer's Gulliver - Animation Show Forums
		As for the Fleischers treatment of Van Beuren personell, Joe Oriolo and Win Sharples seem to have done all right there.
		First, Jack Mercer did the Felix voice for the Joe Oriolo series in 1959.
		It is not a fair and proven fact that Fleischer's or anyone else's loss was anyone else's gain since there are so many other factors and events that figure into each situation, the most being sustaining a job during the depression.
	www.animationshow.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=1065 (1769 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Casper the Friendly Ghost
		… may have co-created Peter Porkchops and Peter Panda) and illustrated by animator Joe Oriolo (a protegé of Felix the Cat creator Otto Messmer, and mostly famous for TV cartoons about Felix).
		It's unclear whether the idea for the story came from Reit or Oriolo.
		The cartoon was directed by Isadore Sparber and released by Paramount's Famous Studios, as part of its "Noveltoons" series, in 1945.
	www.toonopedia.com /casper.htm (614 words)

	Felix the Cat @ Toonarific Cartoons
		His adorable appearance and removable, remarkably multi-functional tail helped Felix achieve a level of popularity that he maintained until 1929, when creator Sullivan refused to convert to that new-fangled sound thing.
		But cats do indeed have nine lives, and it was not long before Felix adapted to the world of sound in a series of cartoons produced in Technicolor by Van Buren studios in 1936, and a 1958 series produced by Casper the Friendly Ghost creator Joe Oriolo.
		In these syndicated serials, Felix was equipped with a magical bag of tricks that could give even Mary Poppins' carpet bag a run for its money.
	www.toonarific.com /show.php?show_id=1218 (375 words)

	USATODAY.com - Enough of the mouse what about the cat? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		When Messmer retired in the '50s, he gave creative control to his assistant, Joe Oriolo.
		Oriolo modernized Felix's look (adding the conniving Professor and a "magic bag of tricks") and developed a popular animated TV series about Felix in the '60s.
		When Joe retired, his son, Don Oriolo, took over the franchise.
	www.usatoday.com /life/columnist/popcandy/2003-11-18-pop-candy_x.htm (837 words)

	dOc treehouse: Felix the Cat 1958-1959: CE (1958-9)
		In this incarnation, Joe Oriolo, who inherited the "wonderful cat" from his creator, Otto Messmer, resurrected the industrious feline.
		A favorite television series for baby boomers, in my own memory he is the only cat hero, more a little man in a cat costume.
		The quality of Oriolo's animation improves from short to short, but is far below the quality of even other cartoons of the time.
	www.digitallyobsessed.com /showreview.php3?ID=1621 (679 words)

	Joseph Oriolo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Felix the Cat: The Movie (1991) (dedicated to the memory of) (as Joe Oriolo)
		Pop-Pie a la Mode (1945) (animator) (as Joe Oriolo)
		A Hull of a Mess (1942) (animator) (as Joe Oriolo)
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0649866 (182 words)

	Ghouls, Ghosts, and Monsters: Animation Catches a Craze (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Casper was originally created by Seymour Reit and Joe Oriolo in the 1940's to star in a Famous Pictures theatrical short.
		Writers Ken Spears and Joe Ruby started to build the dog more substantially into the plot and finally Silverman had a solid show, now called 'I'm S-s-s-s-scared', to take to his board in New York City.
		The board at CBS took one look at the storyboards for the program and vetoed the entire series under the fear that it would be too scary and intense for children.
	www.digitalmediafx.com /Features/ghoulsp.html (2098 words)

	Animation Show Forums > Voice Actor Jack Mercer in Fleischer's Gulliver
		Jul 30 2004, 04:17 AM Yes indeed, Jack Mercer did every single voice in the Joe Oriolo tv Felix the Cat series.
		Jul 30 2004, 08:20 AM I am also making a guess that Mercer voiced Felix in those Van Beuren shorts in the mid '30's.
		Jul 30 2004, 06:39 PM I might be mistaken, but weren't Joe Barbera and Jack Zander at Terry at this point in time?
	www.animationshow.com /forums/lofiversion/index.php?t1065.html (1769 words)

	Martin FELIX Little Martin Limited
		Joe Oriolo was one of Hollywood's legendary animators and cartoonists.
		Don began drawing very early on, and by the age of seven he was playing piano and his favorite instrument, the guitar.
		Oriolo continued his father's legacy by writing and producing a number of motion pictures and TV series: “Felix the Cat, The Movie” in 1987, which was distributed exclusively in the US by the Walt Disney company.
	www.musiciansbuy.com /MARTIN_FELIX_LITTLE_MARTIN_LIMITED_FELIX.html (1280 words)

	Oriolo
		My Uncle, who recently passed away was from Oriolo.
		I will be visiting Oriolo for the first time in just a few weeks.
		My maiden name was Chard and this site & Joe Oriolo's site has been helpful in tracking my grandparents and our the real spelling of our last name.
	imageevent.com /viva/oriolo (724 words)

	Otto Messmer's Felix the Cat
		Messmer and his assistant Joe Oriolo worked on the print version of Felix as well as the films, and Bill Holman is thought to have ghosted the strip from 1932 to 1935.
		Messmer continued on with the strip and some comics with Joe Oriolo's capable assistance.
		Redesigned, the fabulous feline gained a new supporting cast of characters (his nephew Poindexter, the Mad Professor, and the bulldog Rock Bottom), a "magic bag," and a new generation of fans.
	www.stevestiles.com /felix.htm (966 words)

	TheToon Tracker 8th Man Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The producer credits of these series varies, but the dubbing for all four series was done by Prinz at Copri Films International.
		Contrary to previously published animation histories, Oriolo Studios (the late Joe and son Don) had nothing to do with these series.
		Andy Shepherd for correcting the oft-repeated error concerning the dubbing/producing of the series and for providing me with the actual credits, and thanks to David Lomazoff for correcting the name of the real identity of 8th Man.) The 8th Man scripts were written by Reuben Guberman.
	www.toontracker.com /8thman/8thman.htm (301 words)

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	About the Movie
		Casper was created in the late 1940s by Joe Oriolo and Seymour Reit.
		They both believed in the concept of an amiable ghost and submitted their unpublished book to Famous Studios, a subsidiary of Paramount Pictures.
		This new film is undoubtedly the perfect way to celebrate the most boo-tiful time of year!
	www.universalkids.com /casper/aboutmovie/franchise.html (387 words)

	Gordie Little: Felix the Cat not the only famous Felix around (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In the fabulous fifties, Messmer’s protégé, Joe Oriolo, entered the picture, producing the Felix comics that we remember so fondly.
		It was Joe Oriolo who brought a greatly changed and "re-animated" Felix back for a new generation of children on television in the ’50s and early ’60s.
		There is "Felix the Cat’s Electronic Comic Book," released as a multimedia package recently.
	www.pressrepublican.com /Archive/2004/01_2004/01182004gl.htm (864 words)

	Books
		The people in the Industry-from "apprentice cel-washers"to the pioneer writers and directors-have been most helpful, generous of their time, and encouraging.
		Bob Clampett, Chuck Jones, John Canemaker, Mike Barrier, David Smith, Joe Oriolo, and Virginia A. Duck read drafts of the manuscript and made numerous valuable suggestions which I readily acknowledge with my deep appreciation.
		Most of the original art in Cartoon Monickers is from the personal collections of Nick Bosustow, John Canemaker, Bob Clampett, Gene Detich, Chuck Jones, and Edith Rudman of the Gallery Lainzberg (Cedar Rapids, Iowa).
	www.walterbrasch.com /cartoonack.htm (245 words)

	A CARTUNE PORTRAIT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The film must have run short and they added this sequence late in production.
		Animators noted include Dave Tendlar, Eli Brucker, Nick Tafuri, Joe Oriolo, Bill Sturm, and Herman Cohen.
		The voice of the Lion conductor (orchestra leader) was provided by radio announcer David Ross.
	www.cartoonresearch.com /draft1.html (83 words)

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