Merrie Melodies Openings And Closings (1931-1969)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.พ. 2011
- Here's a new video. It showcases the Merrie Melodies openings and closings from 1931 to 1969. Note: there are variants that have never been seen before. Please rate and comment.
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Happy 100th Anniversary, Warner Brothers!
"That's all folks!" MERRIE MELODIES PRODUCED BY LEON SCHLESINGER RELEASED BY WARNER BROS. PRODUCTIONS CORP.
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There is another intro you forgot. It is NOT the usual intro with the circle thing. It's all orange with a blue ribbon. It oddly plays "The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down" instead of "Merrily We Roll Along." This intro is most notable for the episode "A Tale Of Two Kitties", which marks Tweety's first appearence.
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The 1937-38 baby blue Warner Bors,shield can freak me out with the specific slide electric guitar effect there!
Ever since 1931, Merrie Melodies was being a great hit and now it's on its 90th anniversary and Looney Tunes, was also becoming a great hit with the funny gags and celebrating on 91st anniversary. Thank you Warner Bros for giving us laughs from over the years, can't wait for Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies 100th anniversary.
It is telling that Warner Brothers named their cartoon shorts Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies after rival Disney's Silly Symphonies. Then, after Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising crossed over to MGM, they called their cartoon shorts Happy Harmonies. Of course, when Fred Quimby took over as MGM producer, they were just called "An MGM Cartoon".
Play this at 2x speed and it almost sounds like something Carmen Miranda would have danced to.
Wow, this is over half hour long. Nice work, Storm.. and TH-cam.
Great job in finding all these. I gotta give you credit for maing this
for some reason i can't stop listening to the 1936's one...
Porky Pig turns 80 this year after making the debut in "I Haven't Got a Hat" which I think the intro is in
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The first take on "I Think You're Ducky" I'd first heard in "I've Got A Torch Song To Sing" (which I admit was a decent cartoon--Tom Palmer was fired after making it).
WOW!!! You sure have done a whole lot of work putting these together.
They definitely make a very interesting study!
My favorites are the Abe Lyman versions of, "Get Happy!"; 1931 to 1933.
I put a version in my phone for the ringtone.
Never heard those later "sloppy cornet" versions before. So hottt!
Would love to find longer versions of Abe Lyman from this period playing these arrangements.
What's the name of the theme tune comprising the 2nd set of introductions,
from 1933 to 1936?
Merrie Melodies Opening And Closing (1942-1969) HD By Richard Delany
so many memories! :)
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