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• Cartoonist Charles Schulz based his famous beagle Snoopy on his old family dog, Spike. The comic strip “Peanuts” debuted in seven newspapers in October of 1950, and by the time of Charles Schulz’ death in 2000, it was appearing in more than 2,600 papers. By 1960, the “Peanuts” gang was featured on Hallmark greeting cards and Ford Motor Company ads, and the first television special “A Charlie Brown Christmas” came along in 1965. Snoopy’s doghouse was a focal point in the strip, with the beagle seen sleeping on top, as well as engaging in midair dogfights with fighter ace The Red Baron. In 1966, the pop song “Snoopy vs. the Red Baron” was at the top of the charts, performed by a Florida group The Royal Guardsmen. On the night before the final “Peanuts” cartoon strip was published in February, 2000, Charles Schulz succumbed to colon cancer, having produced 18,000 strips in nearly 50 years. • Cartoonist Harold Gray debuted his comic strip “Little Orphan Annie” in August of 1924 in the New York Daily News. The 10-year-old orphan had unruly, curly red hair, wore a red dress, and frequently used the phrases “Gee whiskers” and “Leapin’ lizards!” Five months after Annie’s debut, a puppy rescued her from a gang of vicious boys. Unable to keep the dog, whom she had named Sandy, Annie gave him to a restaurant owner. But in a May, 1925 strip, Sandy rescued Annie once again, this time from gypsy kidnappers, and the dog became her own. In the comic strip, Sandy is of no particular breed, but in the 1982 movie, he was played by a six-year-old otterhound named Bingo. In the 2014 remake, a golden retriever-chow mix named Marti, who was adopted from a New York City shelter, was cast in the role. ...continued

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• Author Norman Bridwell published his first “Clifford the Big Red Dog” in 1963, the story of an eight-year-old girl and her 25-foot-high red dog. Bridwell wanted to name the dog Tiny, but his wife suggested the name Clifford after a childhood imaginary friend. The couple’s daughter Emily Elizabeth was the source of the book’s female character. There are 50 Clifford titles, with sales of more than 126 million books. • Elroy Jetson discovered the family’s dog in the fourth episode of the popular cartoon, “The Jetsons”, which debuted in 1962. Family patriarch George Jetson declared that “an apartment is no place for a dog,” and purchased an electronic dog named Electronimo. But when the e-dog failed to catch a burglar that Astro was able to detain, Astro was in and Electronimo was out! Astro was created by Iwao Takamoto, who also designed Scooby-Doo. In fact, the two characters were both voiced by Don Messick, and both used “R”s in their speech where they shouldn’t be, such as Astro’s “Ruh-roh, Reorge!” and Scooby’s “Ruhroh Raggy!” (Uh-oh, Shaggy!) • The 1957 Disney drama “Old Yeller” was based on the previous year’s Newbery Honor-winning book by Fred Gipson. The book, set in Texas during the 1860s, tells the story of a teenage boy left in charge of the family farm while his father is away working on a cattle drive. The boy comes across a stray yellow dog in the cornfield, and tries to shoo him away. When the dog steals meat from smokehouses and robs hens’ nests, the teenager continues his efforts to get rid of him. However, when the dog rescues the teen’s younger brother from a bear, Old Yeller earns a place in the family home. Old Yeller’s death from rabies is considered the saddest moment in all of the Disney’s films. The role of Old Yeller was played by a yellow Labrador Retriever named Spike, although Fred Gipson described the dog’s breed as a Black-Mouthed Cur in his novel.

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Did you know that September 13 is Scooby-Doo Day? In conjunction with this observance, Tidbits brings you the details on this beloved fictional canine. • Scooby-Doo is the longest-running cartoon on television. Since its debut in 1969, the friendly Great Dane has been featured in 310 animated episodes. • The series was the brainstorm of CBS exec Fred Silverman, who made a few changes to the original concept. The show was initially to be called “Mysteries Five” with a bongo-playing dog named Too Much. “Mysteries Five” turned into “Who’s S-S-Scared?” but was renamed by Silverman. He also renamed the dog based on a line from Frank Sinatra’s hit song “Strangers in the Night” – “doo-be-doo-be-doo.” • Scooby’s character was created by Iwao Takamoto and voiced by Don Messick, the two people responsible for the Jetsons’ Astro dog, with both dogs having similar speech mannerisms, beginning all their words with “R.” Astro and Scooby weren’t the only characters voiced by Messick. Other familiar vocals include “Bamm-Bamm Rubble, Boo-Boo Bear from “The Yogi Bear Show,” Dick Dastardly’s sidekick Muttley, Jonny Quest’s father, and Papa Smurf. • Scooby was joined in solving mysteries by four teenagers, Fred, Daphne, Velma, and Shaggy. The group visited haunted houses, ghost towns, and the like, attempting to determine what supernatural creatures were frightening the townspeople. The group, dubbed Mystery, Inc., traveled in the Mystery Machine, Fred’s “Flower Power” van painted with psychedelic colors. • The witch or ghost or monster always turned out to be a villain using a spooky costume to cover his criminal acts. Nearly every episode concluded with the villain declaring that he would have gotten away with it “if it weren’t for those meddling kids!”

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