What They're Really Thinking, which had a voice narrate a character's thoughts in a comedic way, and Brak Puppet Party, a puppet clearly show that includes common Hanna-Barbera characters. In 1918, Austrian artist Oskar Kokoschka commissioned a daily life-sized doll of Alma Mahler (whom Kokoschka was in appreciate with) to German puppet maker Hermine Moos, while he was in Dresden.