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Caption: "TRY TO CAPTURE THE TRUE SPIRIT OF YOGI BEAR!"

Booklet Description: Picture 3. Convinced that Yogi would make a good subject, the world's greatest artist arranged several sittings. At each Yogi struck a grand pose and said, "Be sure to capture the true Yogi Bear. This portrait will be seen by millions!"

Caption: THE MASTERPIECE DECORATED YOGI'S DRUM!

Booklet Description: Picture 7. And then the unveiling revealed Yogi's portrait decorating a bass drum. Yogi was the new. king of rhythm--the sensation of the nation on the skins. His bearcat beat was unbeatable. "Hee, hee, hee, ho, ho, ho," sang out Yogi, "come on bearcats, let's go, go, go." And his flying drumsticks rapped out an exciting clickety-click, boom, boom, boom, boing!

Caption: "I COMMISSION YOU TO PAINT A MASTERPIECE, MY PORTRAIT!"

Booklet Description: Picture 2. Inside Mike Angelo's studio, Yogi introduced himself, "I'm Yogi Bear." "What can I do for you?" inquired the artist. "I commission you to paint a masterpiece, my portrait," said Yogi, "in fact, I demand it!" Mike Angelo drew himself up. "You demand! Augelo does not paint just anybody." "Well," said Yogi, "I like to think of myself as just a little better than the a-ver-age bear. Let's get rushing with the brushing."

Caption: "NONE WILL DARE CALL THIS BEAR, A SQUARE," YOGI CHUCKLED.

Booklet Description: Picture 6. Once inside the dressing room, Yogi Bear took a big pair of scissors and began to cut the portrait! He cut a big circle right out of the center of the canvas. "None will dare call this bear, a square," Yogi chuckled as he cut away. "Now for the lettering. I didn't have the heart to ask Angelo to do it." The great moment arrived. Before a vast and noisy audience, Yogi announced that his face and features had been immortalized by the world's greatest artist—in another line of endeavor, of course.

Caption: "NO NEED TO FRAME IT, MAESTRO, I'LL TAKE IT THIS WAY."

Booklet Description: Picture 4. "At last," cried Angelo after weeks of work, "I have made the last brush stroke. The masterpiece is complete! We will exhibit it at the Metropolitan Museum, then take it on a triumphant European tour. I have just the frame for it." "No need for that, maestro," said Yogi picking up the canvas, "I'll take it just like it is. Ready or no, here I go." "Stop! Stop!" cried the artist running after Yogi. "Watch out for the wet paint. Wait for the frame!"

Brand: View-Master Company: Sawyer's Inc. Packet Title: Huckleberry Hound and Yogi Bear Packet Subtitle: N/A Packet Type: N/A Packet Number: B 512 Packet Style: S5 Booklet: Included Reel Numbers: B 5121, B 5122, B 5123 Reel Edition: N/A Date: 1960 Copyright: Hanna-Barbera Productions

Caption: "THE WORLD'S GREATEST IS NONE TOO GOOD FOR YOGI BEAR!"

Booklet Description: Picture 1. One day Yogi Bear needed an artist. He looked in the phone book under "Artists" and picked out the best. Hopping into his convertible, he drove over to the address. "Ho, ho," he said when he saw the artist's sign, "just like in the yellow pages. The world's greatest is none too good for Yogi Bear!"

Caption: YOGI ENTERED A THEATER THAT HAD HIS NAME IN LIGHTS.

Booklet Description: Picture 5. Undisturbed by the artist's cries, Yogi drove off chuckling, "What a character! Imagine trying to frame the great Yogi." Soon he drove up in front of a theater. On the marquee, in lights, was Yogi's name! As he got out of the car, he was greeted by sighs and cries of, "Yeah, Yogi! We love Yogi!"