The Yogi Bear Show Ranger Smith Hand Drawing With ORIGINAL PRODUCTION MARKS for Sale

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The Yogi Bear Show Ranger Smith Hand Drawing With ORIGINAL PRODUCTION MARKS For Sale

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The Yogi Bear Show Ranger Smith Hand Drawing With ORIGINAL PRODUCTION MARKS:
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Up for sale is an original pencil hand drawing of Ranger Smith from the Yogi Bear Show. These drawings are original production drawings used as the building block for animation. These were actually used in production from the are reputation on the line with every piece that we sell. We strive to give the most accurate description of every piece. All are pieces are authenticated by 3rd party companies that specialize in autographs.

A formerUS Armysoldier, he is the serious and stern authority figure in Jellystone Park, in contrast to the antics of the troublesome Yogi, and he greatly disapproves of Yogi\'spicnic basketthievery, mainly because it repels parkgoers and creates a lot of extra work for him.

In the originalYogi Bearshorts onHuckleberry Hound, a different and unnamed character that would evolve into Ranger Smith had a much different appearance, looking older and with a white mustache, though his voice was the same (this character model would eventually be used for Smith\'s boss in later specials). Even after his trademark appearance had been established, Ranger Smith\'s design was notably inconsistently drawn throughout each episode of \"The Yogi Bear Show\". In one episode, he appears as his young self, but this may be his first actual encounter with Yogi as he doesn\'t appear to recognize him and refers to Yogi as \"that bear\".

Ranger Smith is sometimes very friendly with Yogi. In other episodes, he wants nothing more than to send Yogi away to the zoo. The attitudes of the Ranger towards Yogi usually parallel Yogi\'s behavior: if Yogi is up to mischief, then Smith wants to be rid of him; if Yogi is trying to behave himself, the ranger will often be supportive. There seems to be a deep down, if not grudging respect for Yogi. Although the two have a somewhat antagonistic relationship, if serious trouble were to befall one of them, the other, usually attempts to rescue him. They also have a long-running friendly rivalry.

Ranger Smith genuinely likesBoo-Boo, because Boo-Boo always tries to stay out of trouble, unlike Yogi. Some episodes have Ranger Smith answering to the his superior the park commissioner.

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