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MANKAGONOW – THE FUTURE HAS FINALLY BEGUN!
Manka Bros. Is Going Over-The-Top!
This Date In Manka Bros. History: June 6, 1954
To commemorate the 10th anniversary of D-Day, Harry Manka stages a reenactment of the Omaha Beach landing at his Malibu compound using studio employees.
For Your Consideration: Forensics – The New Voices
For your consideration in all categories!
#EmmyAwards #ForYourConsideration
This Date In Manka Bros. History: June 1
Manka Bros.’ annual day to honor all those who were killed while on the Manka Bros. Studio Tour.
This Date In Manka Bros. History: May 25, 1974
In a controversial interview with The New Yorker, The Shrieking Potato becomes the first openly Pro-Choice children’s character.
This Date In Manka Bros. History: May 20, 1968
The Bulgarian shack where the Mankewitz brothers were born (last name changed to Manka at Ellis Island in 1901) is moved from Yambol, Bulgaria, to the Manka Bros. studio lot in Burbank, California where it can be viewed today as part of the Studio Tour.
This Date In Manka Bros. History: April 1, 1967
As an elaborate April Fools’ joke, studio chief Harry Manka told the world that he was a fraud and that Manka Bros. Studios didn’t actually exist.
This Date In Manka Bros. History: February 22, 1936
THE KHANS!
After failing to get recognized by the Oscars for a fifth consecutive year, Manka Bros. starts a competing awards show – The Khans.
Best Picture at the first ceremony: “Sink The Titanic” – produced by Manka Bros. Pictures!
This Date In Manka Bros. History: February 19, 1970
THE GHOST OF SIMEON MANKA APPEARS!
Twelve years after his bizarre death, the ghost of studio co-founder Simeon Manka is seen at the studio commissary eating a sandwich.
This Date in Manka Bros. History: February 18, 1924
Ollie Ostrich Makes His Debut!
On February 18, 1924, Bulgarian artist Bu Iwanka created Manka Bros.’ first animated character – Ollie Ostrich (who became Orange Ostrich in 1929 using the groundbreaking Manka Bros. TriMankaTate™ film coloring process).
