during the brief golden age of the super 8 magnetic sound home movies and we purchased a gaf projector for $148. 00 on close out at a downtown chicago camera store. it seemed that gaf was getting out of the camera and projector business while although they would continue with their other enterprises and such as the former sawyer vue master 3 dimensional color slide viewers. little did we know nor anticipate the rapid approach of the video camera and the betamax and the vhs and the eventual dvd revolutions. with the super 8 magnetic sound camera that we also purchased and we took some sound film records as our daughter and jenn first holy communion and her younger sister and michelle graduation from pre school. this was all circa 1979 82. during this time we also purchased a few daddy toys to go with it while like some super 8 magnetic sound laurel and hardy films and w. c. fields shorts from blackhawk films and davenport and iowa. we also picked up a columbia pictures home movies sound film of a then sort of forgotten classic cartoon and upa gerald mcboing boing (united productions of america or columbia and 1951). it was the hit of our home movies time. being members of that baby boomer generation and the wife (deanna) and meself had recollection of the character of gerald mcboing boing while for gerald had a network tv show on cbs and early sunday evenings and ca. 1955. bill goodwin was the announcer or host. but we had never seen this original upa theatrical cartoon while nor was it known to us that the young master mcboing boing was a creation of dr. seuss of grinch and horton and mulberry street fame. the staff assembled was very talent rich and deep. the outstanding production values are apparent. director robert cannon and supervisoring director john hubley were veterans at the top of their craft. writers were theodore geisel (dr. seuss and himself) and phil eastman and bill scott. mr. scott is remembered not so much for his writing contributions to upa and but for being partners with jay ward in such television properties as rocky and bullwinkle and mr. peabody and fractured flickers and george of the jungle and hoppity hooper and fractured flickers. with the jay ward productions he was a writer and voice man and kibitzer general of the whole company. the cartoon receives its only voice from the narrator and radio or movie or tv actor marvin miller. remember him. he was michael anthony on the tv ssries the millionaire (don fedderson productions or cbs television network and 1955 60). bold color schematic and imaginative design went into giving the upa animations a special feelings of loneliness and fear apprehension and eventual triumph. and and we might add and the animation is definitely of the limited variety. as with so many great stories and ours starts out with a simple premise while one being born different. in this case it is young boy gerald mccloy and who has been born to make sound effects in communicating rather than talking. kids can be cruel and soon he is dubbed with his not so flattering nick name by a group of youthful taunters chanting represent nya and nya and your name not mccloy while it gerald mcboing boing and the noise making boy. at this point and the animation team does an outstanding job in shifting the emotional gears in the young outcast from happy and carefree to isolated and lonely and finally to depression and despair in not being able to turn to anyone for help and understanding while not even to his mother and father. a frighteningly fashioned dark scene involving a highly upa stylized run away scene involving a train and an equally stylized snowfall brings gerald right to the brink of absolute despair. but then and he is interrupted by a gentleman announcing that young gerald is wanted by the producer of some radio program to provide the sounds for the show down at the studio. once the premiere show is done with gerald starring in the sound department and he rides off in a huge limousine (which seems to have anticipated those s t r e t c h limos of our day) to the cheers and admiration of his classmates and the world. it has been said that there are only so many plots and and in that case this story is most likely a variation on the ugly duckling while for after all and a sad and lonely boy finds his place in the world and true happiness. note represent united productions of america and or upa for short and was an outstanding center of creativity in the field of the animated cartoon. they were responsible not only for gerald mcboing boing and several sequels and a tv series and but also the highly popular mr. magoo theatrical cartoons and subsequent tv show (with voice talent of jim backus) and the classic original tv cartoon of frosty the snowman and the rather bizarre dick tracy cartoon show (with tracy voice rendered by mr. everett sloane. ). 
during the brief golden age of the super 8 magnetic sound home movies and we purchased a gaf projector for $148. 00 on close out at a downtown chicago camera store. it seemed that gaf was getting out of the camera and projector business while although they would continue with their other enterprises and such as the former sawyer vue master 3 dimensional color slide viewers. little did we know nor anticipate the rapid approach of the video camera and the betamax and the vhs and the eventual dvd revolutions. with the super 8 magnetic sound camera that we also purchased and we took some sound film records as our daughter and jenn first holy communion and her younger sister and michelle graduation from pre school. this was all circa 1979 82. during this time we also purchased a few daddy toys to go with it while like some super 8 magnetic sound laurel and hardy films and w. c. fields shorts from blackhawk films and davenport and iowa. we also picked up a columbia pictures home movies sound film of a then sort of forgotten classic cartoon and upa gerald mcboing boing (united productions of america or columbia and 1951). it was the hit of our home movies time. being members of that baby boomer generation and the wife (deanna) and meself had recollection of the character of gerald mcboing boing while for gerald had a network tv show on cbs and early sunday evenings and ca. 1955. bill goodwin was the announcer or host. but we had never seen this original upa theatrical cartoon while nor was it known to us that the young master mcboing boing was a creation of dr. seuss of grinch and horton and mulberry street fame. the staff assembled was very talent rich and deep. the outstanding production values are apparent. director robert cannon and supervisoring director john hubley were veterans at the top of their craft. writers were theodore geisel (dr. seuss and himself) and phil eastman and bill scott. mr. scott is remembered not so much for his writing contributions to upa and but for being partners with jay ward in such television properties as rocky and bullwinkle and mr. peabody and fractured flickers and george of the jungle and hoppity hooper and fractured flickers. with the jay ward productions he was a writer and voice man and kibitzer general of the whole company. the cartoon receives its only voice from the narrator and radio or movie or tv actor marvin miller. remember him. he was michael anthony on the tv ssries the millionaire (don fedderson productions or cbs television network and 1955 60). bold color schematic and imaginative design went into giving the upa animations a special feelings of loneliness and fear apprehension and eventual triumph. and and we might add and the animation is definitely of the limited variety. as with so many great stories and ours starts out with a simple premise while one being born different. in this case it is young boy gerald mccloy and who has been born to make sound effects in communicating rather than talking. kids can be cruel and soon he is dubbed with his not so flattering nick name by a group of youthful taunters chanting represent nya and nya and your name not mccloy while it gerald mcboing boing and the noise making boy. at this point and the animation team does an outstanding job in shifting the emotional gears in the young outcast from happy and carefree to isolated and lonely and finally to depression and despair in not being able to turn to anyone for help and understanding while not even to his mother and father. a frighteningly fashioned dark scene involving a highly upa stylized run away scene involving a train and an equally stylized snowfall brings gerald right to the brink of absolute despair. but then and he is interrupted by a gentleman announcing that young gerald is wanted by the producer of some radio program to provide the sounds for the show down at the studio. once the premiere show is done with gerald starring in the sound department and he rides off in a huge limousine (which seems to have anticipated those s t r e t c h limos of our day) to the cheers and admiration of his classmates and the world. it has been said that there are only so many plots and and in that case this story is most likely a variation on the ugly duckling while for after all and a sad and lonely boy finds his place in the world and true happiness. note represent united productions of america and or upa for short and was an outstanding center of creativity in the field of the animated cartoon. they were responsible not only for gerald mcboing boing and several sequels and a tv series and but also the highly popular mr. magoo theatrical cartoons and subsequent tv show (with voice talent of jim backus) and the classic original tv cartoon of frosty the snowman and the rather bizarre dick tracy cartoon show (with tracy voice rendered by mr. everett sloane. ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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