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Category Archives: mafia
Technicolor sides with Strikers
Here’s an interesting handbill. Dated July 11 (1941), it advertises the support of the color film processors’ union for the Disney strikers. Caricatured below is Walt, hiding behind Willie Bioff. The company hired Bioff to represent the company during arbitration … Continue reading
Posted in 1941: The Disney Strike, Disney, Labor, mafia, politics
Tagged Handbill, Illustration, Strike, Technicolor, Walt Disney, WIllie Bioff
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Friends with the Jewish Mafia
In 1975, John Canemaker asked Art Babbitt what made him want to draw in the first place. When I was in the second grade in public school [circa 1915], there was a kid who sat across the aisle from me. … Continue reading