Manny Gould

Biography

Emanuel Gould (May 30, 1904 – July 19, 1975) was an American animated cartoonist from the 1920s to the 1970s, best known for his contributions as a director, writer and animator for Screen Gems, and solely an animator for Warner Bros. Cartoons and DePatie–Freleng Enterprises. [biography (excerpted) from Wikipedia]

Directed

1. Bars and Stripes (1931) — Director
2. The Restless Sax (1931) — Director
3. Weenie Roast (1931) — Director
4. Mother Goose in Swingtime (1939) — Director
5. Farm Relief (1929) — Director
6. Svengarlic (1931) — Director
7. Ratskin (1929) — Director
8. Krazy Spooks (1933) — Director
9. The Kat's Meow (1930) — Director
10. Rail Rode (1927) — Director
11. Rodeo Dough (1931) — Director
12. Stork Exchange (1927) — Director
13. The Mouse Exterminator (1940) — Director
14. Seeing Stars (1932) — Director
15. The Graduation Exercises (1935) — Director
16. Sleepy Holler (1929) — Director
17. The Apache Kid (1930) — Director
18. The Bandmaster (1930) — Director
19. Birth of Jazz (1932) — Director
20. Russian Dressing (1933) — Director
21. The Peace Conference (1935) — Director
22. The Hot Cha Melody (1935) — Director
23. Mountain Ears (1939) — Director
24. Krazy's Shoe Shop (1939) — Director
25. Honolulu Wiles (1930) — Director
26. Garden Gaieties (1935) — Director
27. A Happy Family (1935) — Director
28. Kannibal Kapers (1935) — Director
29. Antique Antics (1933) — Director
30. Jazz Rhythm (1930) — Director
31. The Medicine Show (1933) — Director
32. Soda Poppa (1931) — Director
33. Piano Mover (1932) — Director
34. The Stork Market (1931) — Director
35. Prosperity Blues (1932) — Director
36. Southern Exposure (1934) — Director
37. Out of the Ether (1933) — Director
38. Whacks Museum (1933) — Director
39. Bowery Daze (1934) — Director
40. The Bird Man (1935) — Director