Merrie Melodies: “I Like Mountain Music” (1933)
I think this is the first of the many ‘Magazine covers come-to-life’ pictures through the 30s.
I think this is the first of the many ‘Magazine covers come-to-life’ pictures through the 30s.
There are a number of iconic moments from classic cartoons, and Rabbit Fire has a lot of them.
Lets celebrate Chuck Jones masterwork of an animated short on its platinum anniversary.
Brimming with perfectly crafted cartoon comedy, it’s also considered to be the wabbit’s first official appearance.
A comparison of the 1941 Tex Avery celebrity-packed classic with its altered Blue Ribbon version released in 1948.
Eighty-five years later, a time capsule from a unique, cuter period in Warner Bros. animation history.
A celebration and mini-gallery in tribute to this Clampett classic.
The war was progressing favorably, and the tone of Warner cartoons began to return to more traditional.
With this week’s chapter we’re going to start tightening up our format, listing select titles in order of appearance, irrespective of series banner.
Continuing with the Merrie Melodies for 1942, as the mood sways from the traditional to some periodic patriotic flag-waving.
