What’s the Score? The Unheard Music Cues of Carl Stalling
Now we can determine which music cues Carl Stalling used in the lost credits of several Warner cartoons, in their original release.
Tag Archives: Warner Bros. Cartoons
Barnyard Bluster: A Celebration of Foghorn Leghorn
The basic information on our favorite barnyard fowl.
Animator Breakdown: “Injun Trouble” (1938) and “Wagon Heels” (1945)
Follow pioneer Porky Pig out West for a special “double feature” animator breakdown!
Patriotic Porky: The 85th Anniversary of Warner Bros.’ “Old Glory”
Uncle Sam provides an American history lesson for Porky Pig in this classic Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies short.
Private Snafu in “Mop-Up”
Information on a Private Snafu cartoon that never was.
Breaking Stories from Warner Club News!
Here’s a special treat for fans of Warner Bros. cartoons!
Tide Up in Knotts: The 60th Anniversary of “The Incredible Mr. Limpet”
The film, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, has developed quite a following.
Thad K. Reviews Looney Tunes: Collector’s Choice Vol. 3
A mere three months after the second volume – and it’s another winner for the Warner Archive Collection.
Animator Breakdown: “What Price Porky” (1938)
Technically this was Clampett’s first Looney Tune with Porky and Daffy – here’s my in-depth breakdown.
Thad K Reviews “Looney Tunes Collectors Choice” Vol. 2
Five more than the first volume, and a wider array, this time spanning from the late ‘30s to early ‘60s.
