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Birth of An Industry: Blackface Minstrelsy and the Rise of American Animation

Nicholas Sammond, Author
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In Ko-Ko the Barber (1925), Max Fleischer is tricked into blacking up when Ko-Ko slips out of his animated world and into his shaving cream.

Early animated characters seemed to resist the animator's hand, yet this illusion of resistance was created by the animators themselves. Later, this trope was given a twist in Daffy Duck's interplay with his animator in Duck Amuck (1953).
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Dave Fleischer    Warner Bros    Ko-Ko the Clown    1950s    Bugs Bunny    Cartoons    Daffy Duck    Moving Image    1920s    Black and White    Color    With Live Characters (Animators)

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