Dawes Butler ( born Daws Butler ; November 16, 1916 , Toledo , USA - May 18, 1988 , Culver City , USA) is an American voice actor, best known to the audience for the characters Yoga Bear , , and Dog Hackleberry of the animated film studio Hanna-Barbera .
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| Birth name | Charles Dawson Butler Charles Dawson Butler |
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| Citizenship |  USA |
| Profession | actor |
| Career | 1943-1988 |
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Biography
Charles Dawson Butler was born November 16, 1916 in Toledo ( Ohio ). Father - Charles Allen Butler, mother - Ruth Butler. In the late 1920s, the family moved to the town of Oak Park , where Charles became interested in Impressionism as a humorous performance on stage ( Impressionist (entertainment) ). Since 1934, the future actor began to try himself in this field in small competitions and achieved significant success. In 1941, he went to the front, served two years in the navy, it was in the war that he met his future wife Mirtis Martin, with whom he lived for about 45 years until his death. From this marriage, the couple has four children: David, Don, Paul and Charles.
For the first time, Dawes Butler tried his hand at voicing cartoons in 1943 in the short film “ What is the fuss, buddy?” ", And as a result, over 45 years of his career, he gave his votes to dozens of characters in more than 310 cartoons and animated series. From 1943 to 1957, Butler worked for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer , and then until his death at Hanna-Barbera .
From 1949 to 1954, Butler led the puppet television show Time for Beany - his partner was , the two actors voiced all the characters in the show. For some time, Butler voiced the cartoon characters of Walter Lantz , in particular, the penguin Chilly Willie ; in the 1950s he participated in the recording of comic records ( St. George and the Dragonet ) and comic radio programs ( The Stan Freberg Show ), voiced numerous different commercials ( [2] , Kellogg's ) [3] .
In 1984 he was awarded .
Dawes Butler passed away on May 18, 1988, from a myocardial infarction in Culver City , California . After the death of the actor, many of his characters continued to be voiced by Greg Berson , who for several years took Butler's personal acting lessons. Butler was also the teacher of many other dubbing actors: Nancy Cartwright ( Bart Simpson's main role), Corey Burton ( Dale ), , who wrote the official biography of Dawse Butler, and together with him released the book of cartoon scripts Uncle Dunkle and Donnie : Fractured Fables .
Selected filmography (voice acting for cartoons)
- 1943 - What's the fuss, buddy? / What's Buzzin 'Buzzard? - rabbit
- 1943 - Red Hot Riding Hood / Red Hot Riding Hood - Wolf
- 1949 - - Wolf
- 1949 - My Favorite Puppy / Love That Pup -
- 1949 - Jerry's Diary Diary - Uncle Dudley, Radio Announcer
- 1950 - The Framed Cat - Spike Bulldog
- 1951 - Jerry and the Goldfish / Chef Francois (via radio)
- 1951 - When Tom is Sleeping / Sleepy-Time Tom - Butch Cat / Lightning Cat
- 1951 - / Slicked-up Pup - Spike Bulldog
- 1952 - Magical Maestro - Mysto Wandering Magician
- 1952 - Fit / Fit to Be Tied - Spike Bulldog
- 1952 - The - The Dog House - Spike Bulldog
- 1953 - / That's My Pup! - bulldog spike
- 1953 - Life with Tom - radio announcer
- 1954 - Hiccup Puppy / Hic-cup Pup - Spike Bulldog
- 1954 - Homeless Applicants / Pet Peeve - Mistress Tom / Bulldog Spike
- 1955 - The Legend of Rockabye Point - Maxi Polar Bear
- 1955 - Uncle Pecos / Pecos Pest - announcer on the radio
- 1955 - Pup on a Picnic - Spike Bulldog
- 1955 - Smart cat / Smarty Cat - Butch cat
- 1956 - The / Down Beat Bear - Radio Announcer
- 1956 - - Bugs Bunny speaking with the voices of Marx Groucho and Ed Norton from the series Newlyweds
- 1956 - Barbecue Brawl - Spike Bulldog
- 1957 - Top with Pops - Spike Bulldog
- 1957 - / Tom's Photo Finish - Mistress of Tom / Bulldog Spike
- 1957 - / Mucho Mouse - cat Lightning-fast-Spaniard
- 1958 —1961 - The Huckleberry Show The Huckleberry Hound Show - The Hackleberry Dog / supporting characters (in 36 episodes)
- 1959 - 1960 - The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show / The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show - various characters from fairy tales (in 12 episodes)
- 1959-1965 - - Wolf of Lupi de Loop (in 48 episodes)
- 1960 —1965 - The Flintstones / / Minor Characters (20 episodes)
- 1961 —1962 - The Yogi Bear Show / The Yogi Bear Show - Yoga Bear / / minor characters (in 33 episodes)
- 1962 —1963, 1985, 1987 - The Jetsons / Elroy Jetson / Mr. Cogswell / Henry Orbits / Minor Characters (75 episodes)
- 1964 - Mary Poppins / Mary Poppins - Turtle / Penguin [4]
- 1964 - Hello, I am the Yoga Bear / Hey There, It's Yogi Bear! - Yoga Bear
- 1968 - / Wacky Races - Different Characters (in 6 episodes)
- 1970 - The Magic Customs Booth / The Phantom Tollbooth - Weather Man
- 1985 —1988 - / Yogi's Treasure Hunt - Yoga Bear / Dog Huckleberry / Minor Characters (16 episodes)
- 1987 - The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones - Elroy Jetson / Mr. Cogswell / Henry Orbit
- 1988 - The Good, the Bad, and Huckleberry Hound - The Yoga Bear / h / Dog Hackleberry / minor characters
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Find a Grave - 1995. - ed. size: 165000000
- ↑ Voicing the main character, Captain Crunch, in this ad in the early 1960s, Butler emulated the clear, clear voice of comedian Charles Butterworth , who died in a car accident in 1946.
- ↑ Daws Butler's Cereal Commercials on tvparty.com
- ↑ The actor’s only role in a non-animated film and the only one for The Walt Disney Company
Links
- Official site of the actor
- The biography of the actor on s9.com
- The voice of the actor in the radio show Never Bet the Devil Your Head , 1957.
- Sound lessons from Dawes Butler on npr.org
- Dawes Butler at tv.com
- “Visit to Dawes Butler’s workshop” Video 0:10:44