Willy McBean & His Magic Machine (1965)
Little Willy McBean joins up with a Mexican monkey named Pablo to travel back in time and stop the evil Prof. von Rotten from changing history.
Top billed cast
Larry D. MannProfessor Von Rotten (voice)
Billie Mae RichardsWilly McBean (voice)- Alfie ScoppBuffalo Bill Cody / The Dragon / General Custer (voice)
Paul KligmanChristopher Columbus / Sitting Bull (voice)
Bernard CowanKhufu / Ned the Caveman (voice)
Paul SolesPablo the Monkey / King Ferdinand (voice)- Peggi Loder(voice)
Corinne Conley(voice)
James Doohan(voice)
Claude Rae(voice)
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