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[TheAltHistoryGuy]

War Is Heck

Released by Dooly Inc. on December 14, 1945

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Music
Carl Stalling

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Soldiers
Daws Butler as General
William Hanna as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Dooly hires more animators​

As animation's Golden Age becomes more popular, more animators have burst onto the scene. As of 1946, the staff at Dooly have hired more animators to create top-notch theatrical shorts as well as new characters. The roster as of now includes Ken Muse, George Nicholas, Don Patterson & Ernest Eagles. More animators are yet to be hired.

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Bubble Bath

Released by Dooly Inc. on March 8, 1946

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ernest Eagles
Don Patterson
Ken Muse

Music
Carl Stalling

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Lummox
William Hanna as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Hermit Ren

Released by Dooly Inc. on July 20, 1946

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ken Muse
Jack Warner
George Nicholas

Music
Carl Stalling

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Jasper, Announcer Salesman
William Hanna as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Jailbird Blues

Released by Dooly Inc. on November 26, 1946

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Don Patterson
Larry Ruperts
Ernest Eagles

Music
Carl Stalling

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Guard
Jackson Beck as Warden, Lummox Prisoner
William Hanna as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Sven Hoek

Released by Dooly Inc. on February 9, 1947

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Don Patterson
Ken Muse
Ernest Eagles

Music
Carl Stalling

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Sven Hoek
William Hanna as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

It's A Dog's Life

Released by Dooly Inc. on May 7, 1947

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Don Patterson
Larry Ruperts
Ernest Eagles

Music
Carl Stalling

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
June Foray as Granny
William Hanna as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Carl Stalling Has Left The Building​

Today is a bit of a sad day here at Dooly, as Carl Stalling resigns from his position as conductor of the Dooly Studio Orchestra. Starting today, composer Jack Shaindlin will first hold the baton of the orchestra and hold his first recording sessions as the orchestra's new musical director.

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Smell Ya Later

Released by Dooly Inc. on August 5, 1947

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Jack Warner
Ken Muse
George Nicholas

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
William Hanna as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Hoekenstein

Released by Dooly Inc. on December 26, 1947

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Jack Warner
Don Patterson
Ken Muse

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Hoekenstein's Monster
William Hanna as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Brain Dead or Alive

Released by Dooly Inc. on January 8, 1948

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Don Patterson
Ernest Eagles
George Nicholas

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Sheriff
Daws Butler as Outlaws
William Hanna as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

New Animators
Carlo Vinci, Ed Barge, Percy Eastman, Tim Morgan, Caleb Ascher

Stimpy Says His First Word​

After 6 years, Stimpy finally gets his new voice. Dooly has recently hired Don Messick to provide the new voice of the red manx cat himself.

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Kid Stimpy

Released by Dooly Inc. on April 9, 1948

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Caleb Ascher
Ed Barge
Ken Muse

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Krusher Killburg
Daws Butler as Ring Announcer
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Impersonal Hygiene

Released by Dooly Inc. on September 11, 1948

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Carlo Vinci
Tim Morgan
George Nicholas

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Computer Screen
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Terminal Stimpy

Released by Dooly Inc. on May 6, 1949

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Percy Eastman
Ken Muse
Don Patterson

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Circus Midgets

Released by Dooly Inc. on October 28, 1949

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
George Nicholas
Carlo Vinci
Larry Ruperts

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek
Daws Butler as Kowalski
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

To Salve And Salve Not!

Released by Dooly Inc. on February 18, 1950

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ernest Eagles
Don Patterson
Caleb Ascher

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Salesman
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

A Yard Too Far

Released by Dooly Inc. on May 2, 1950

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Ken Muse
Caleb Ascher
Tim Morgan

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Mr. Pipe
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Double Header

Released by Dooly Inc. on September 14, 1950

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Percy Eastman
George Nicholas
Ernest Eagles

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Doctor
Don Messick as Stimpy​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Ren Needs Help

Released by Dooly Inc. on January 7, 1951

Directed By
Larry Ruperts
Jack Warner

Animated By
Carlo Vinci
Tim Morgan
Don Patterson

Music
Jack Shaindlin

Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Fire Chief, Yak, Dr. Sloth
Don Messick as Stimpy​