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Larry Martin (I)

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Moonlight for Two
Moonlight for Two Animation Department
(1932)
We're in the Money
We're in the Money Animation Department
(1933)
You're Too Careless with Your Kisses!
You're Too Careless with Your Kisses! Animation Department
(1932)
Young and Healthy
Young and Healthy Animation Department
(1933)
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 1937 Swing Wedding (Short) (animator - uncredited)
 1935 Alias St. Nick (Short) (animator - uncredited)
 1933 We're in the Money (Short) (animator)
 1933 Shuffle Off to Buffalo (Short) (animator - uncredited)
 1933/I I Like Mountain Music (Short) (animator)
 1933 Young and Healthy (Short) (animator)
 1932 Three's a Crowd (Short) (animator)
 1932 You're Too Careless with Your Kisses! (Short) (animator)
 1932 Moonlight for Two (Short) (animator)
 1932 Goopy Geer (Short) (animator - uncredited)
 1932 Bosko's Party (Short) (animator)
 1932 Bosko at the Zoo (Short) (animator)
 1931 You Don't Know What You're Doin'! (Short) (animator - uncredited)
 1931 One More Time (Short) (animator - uncredited)
 1931 Bosko Shipwrecked! (Short) (animator)
 1931 Smile, Darn Ya, Smile! (Short) (animator - uncredited)
 1931 Lady, Play Your Mandolin! (Short) (animator - uncredited)
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While working as an animator for Leon Schlesinger's cartoon studio in the early 1930s, Larry was often caricatured by a young artist who worked under him. That artist, Bob Clampett, would later base his "Beany and Cecil" villain Dishonest John on his caricatures of Larry.
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