USA, 1975
81m
35mm film, colour
mono, English
An American animated fantasy film directed by Alexander Schure.
Credits
Crew
Director: Alexander Schure
An Alexander Shure production
Production Manager: Howard S. Spielman
Conceived and Written by: Paul Tripp
Animation Supervisor: John Gentilella
Animators: Cliff Augustson, Dante Barbetta, Jack Dazzo, Ed DeMattia, Ben Farish, Chuck Harriton, Bill Hudson, Earl James, Walt Kubiak, Jack Ozark, Bill Pratt, Morey Reden, Jack Schnerk, Paul Sparagano, Milton Stein, Nick Tafuri, Martin Taras, Gordon Whittier
Assistant Animators: Victor Barbetta, John Celestri, James Davis, Lance Gershenoff, Joan LaPallo, Jim Logan, Roger Mejia, Duane Ullrich, Karen Warren
Checkers: Kim Donaldson, Shirley Ferrante, Klara Heder, Jenny LaVange, Selma Marcus, Camille Marinelli, Robin Van Riper, Tricia Rocco, Susan Sparks
Inbetweeners: Francis Glebas, Rob LaDuca, Doug Puder, Ed Wexler
Background Supervisor: Paul Xander
Background Artists: Nino Carbe, Bob Owens, Gary Selvaggio, John Vita
Ink and Paint Supervisor: Ethel Falkenberg
Inkers: Susan Bomzer, Genevieve Napoleon, Mary Mazzarella, Diane Sparagano
Photocopying: Rosemary Cruz
Layout Artists: Wayne Boring, Dan Danglo
Camera Director: Lou Marcus
Assistant Camera: Marc Wortsman
Editor: Nat Greene
Director of Post-production: George Vales
Negative Matching: James Lenkowsky
Music: George Kleinsinger
Additional Music: Lehman Engel
Additional Songs: Ray Carter
Conductor: Lehman Engel
Music Timing: Phillip Schopper
Re-recording Mixer: Al Stegmeyer
Assistant Mixer: Dennis Hernandez
Title Designers: Sam Leff, George Van Siclen
Storyboard Artists: Roman Arambula, Frank Dorso, Herb Johnson, George Singer
Production Assistant: Ronald Moss
Cast
Dick Van Dyke (Tubby the tuba)
Pearl Bailey (Mrs Elephant)
Ruth Enders (the haughty violin)
Hermione Gingold (Miss Squeek)
Jack Gilford (The Herald)
Ray Middleton (The Great Pepperino)
Jane Powell (Celeste)
Cyril Ritchard (the frog)
David Wayne (Pee-Wee the piccolo)
Paul Tripp (the narrator)
Links
See also
Tubby the Tuba (1947)
