Gaston's Mama Lisa [Terrytoons, 1959]

"Ooh la la, now zis is art!"
Rare Cinemascope copy of a Gene Deitch-era Terrytoon with original titles.

[@cacomeat7385]

I'm shocked that cartoons from the 50's had this quality. In general I think cartoons like this tend to age perfectly.

[@AutisticJoker88]

Oh yeah. Gene knew how to spin animation gold on a small budget (His Tom and Jerry Shorts notwithstanding)

[@katmackay6906]

Thank-you for posting this video. I have been searching for Gaston for so long.

[@NickB1967]

"Have no fear - Gaston is here!"

[@Rlotpir1972]

I remember this on a syndicated program with The Alvin Show during the mid-1990's.

[@fromthesidelines]

Both were distributed by Viacom. "THE ALVIN SHOW" segments were often short of a full-half-hour in syndication.

[@AutisticJoker88]

Proof that Gene Deitch was more than just "The Cheap Crappy Tom and Jerry Guy"

[@Dachshund]

It was "Au Revoir" for Gaston Le Crayon after this cartoon, his fifth and final.

[@vintagetvandexciting]

im ashamed to say i never seen gaston's short lived series till now

[@jeffreyfridkis3298]

The funniest part is when 2 French policemen chase 2 art thieves ride their tandom
bike thru the NYC streets. Really zany!

[@bubbleguminserts_surprizeguma]

Thanks for posting this cartoon. Do you have the others Gaston toons ?

[@Teddythedogsocute]

Why did the best cartoon company's start to go way down hill in late 50s and fell off a cliff in the 60s.

[@cineplexuk-fabian7976]

Ooh la la J’aime ramener le dessin animé à Terrytoons In Paris, mais malheureusement Terrytoons a fermé ses portes en 1972.

[@antoniod]

I remember this on Captain Kangaroo.

[@user-nn5mi1qj7i]

This is last Terrytoons cartoon in Gene Deitch-era.

[@AutisticJoker88]

Technically the last of the Deitch TerryToons shorts was Foofle's Train Ride (But that did not come out until long after he was fired)

[@Klook6950Extras]

@@AutisticJoker88 I recall The last of The Deitch Terrytoons Shorts Being The Fabulous Firework Family