On this page is a visual record of every single Blue Ribbon re-issued short whose titles have been publically shown one way or another. Some of these are the result of several years of research, others are very recent discoveries. Some from historic film archives, others from private collections. For ones after 1941, we will try and have images of credits where applicable.

1935

• THE MERRY OLD SOUL
Release Dates: 1935-08-17 (original), 1952-08-02 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 6925
Production no. 1261 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Musical Score ~ Norman Spencer
Animation ~ Rollin Hamilton & Riley Thompson
MPAA Certificate No. 957
Notes: This is the oldest cartoon to be reissued, but survive with its original titles in one way or another. You may view them here.


• THE LADY IN RED
Release Dates: 1935-09-07 (original), 1951-10-13 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 6927
Production no. 1262 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Musical Score ~ Bernard Brown
Animation ~ Bob McKimson & Ben Clopton
MPAA Certificate No. 1064
Notes: In 2020, the visual element was restored for HBOMax, but for whatever reason, the audio was recreated.

1936


• WHEN I YOO HOO
Release Dates: 1936-06-27 (original), 1945-02-24 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 7360
Production no. MM 8-5
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Musical Score ~ Norman Spencer
Animation ~ Bob McKimson & Don Williams
MPAA Certificate No. 2241
Notes: In 2020, the original opening title was restored for HBOMax, but, curiously, the end title was not.


• I LOVE TO SINGA
Release Dates: 1936-07-18 (original), 1944-11-18 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 7383
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Musical Score ~ Norman Spencer
Animation ~ Charles Jones & Virgil Ross
MPAA Certificate No. 2240
Notes: The title sequence was initially restored in 2004 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 2. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1936 release.


• SUNDAY GO TO MEETIN' TIME
Release Dates: 1936-07-18 (original), 1944-11-18 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 7386
Production no. MM 11-5
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Musical Score ~ Norman Spencer
Animation ~ Bob McKimson & Paul Smith
MPAA Certificate No. 2350
Notes: Second film--and first Technicolor film--in the infamous Censored 11. Also the first of three Censored 11 films to be reissued.


• DON'T LOOK NOW
Release Dates: 1936-12-30 (original), 1948-04-10 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 7568
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Animation ~ Robert Clampett & Joe D'igalo
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 2687
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. It is now in the hands of a private collector.

1937


• I ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU
Release Dates: 1937-02-27 (original), 1945-03-17 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 7638
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Animation ~ Bob Clampett & Virgil Ross
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 3018
Notes: Working title was "I Only Have Ice for You." Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. It is now in the hands of a private collector.


• PLENTY OF MONEY AND YOU
Release Dates: 1937-07-31 (original), 1944-12-09 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8052
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Animation ~ Cal Dalton & Phil Monroe
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 3501
Notes: A production cel of the title card was once in the collection of Warner artist Rev Chaney. It was auctioned in 2020 by Heritage Auctions.


• SPEAKING OF THE WEATHER
Release Dates: 1937-09-04 (original), 1945-07-21 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8053
Production no. MM 16-6
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Frank Tashlin
Animation ~ Joe D'igalo & Volney White
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 3552
Notes: Frank Tashlin's first Merrie Melodie. Original title sequences were restored in 2005 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 3, albeit with an incorrect ending soundtrack. It has been suggested that the backgrounds of the film were redone to include the year "1945" (coincidentally the same year the short was reissued), and most of the film reshot as a result, but given the rather cheap budget of the Warner cartoons, this is most probably not the case.


• LITTLE RED WALKING HOOD
Release Dates: 1937-11-06 (original), 1945-08-17 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8181
Production no. MM 3-7
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Cal Howard
Animation ~ Irven Spence
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 3733
Notes: Original title sequences were restored in 2007 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 5. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1937 release. Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004.


• SEPTEMBER IN THE RAIN
Release Dates: 1937-12-18 (original), 1944-09-30 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8183
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Story by Ted Pierce
Animation ~ Cal Dalton
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 3786
Notes: As of the currently circulating Blue Ribbon copy, this is the shortest Warner cartoon ever made, clocking in at 5 minutes and 50 seconds.

1938



• DAFFY DUCK & EGGHEAD
Release Dates: 1938-01-01 (original), 1946-04-20 (reissue, as DAFFY DUCK AND EGGHEAD)
Vitaphone release no. 8226
Production no. MM 6-7
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by J. B. Hardaway
Animation ~ Virgil Ross
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 3619
Notes: First cartoon where Daffy Duck is named as such. The original title sequences were restored in 2007 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 5. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1938 release. Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004.


• THE ISLE OF PINGO PONGO
Release Dates: 1938-05-28 (original), 1944-08-19 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8402
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Geo. Manuel
Animation ~ Irven Spence
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 4189
Notes: Sixth film in the infamous Censored 11, and the second of three Censored 11 films to be reissued. Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. It is now in the hands of a private collector. A print with original titles resurfaced online sometime in the late 2000s.


• KATNIP KOLLEGE
Release Dates: 1938-06-11 (original), 1946-05-04 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8487
Production no. MM 16-7
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Cal Howard & Cal Dalton
Story by Dave Monahan
Animation ~ Joe D'igalo
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 4206
Notes: Only cartoon to be directed by Cal Howard and Cal Dalton. Working title: "As Easy As Rolling Off a Log."


• A FEUD THERE WAS
Release Dates: 1938-06-11 (original), 1943-09-11 (1st reissue), 1952-09-13 (2nd reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8506
Production no. 1317 (2nd reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Melvin Millar
Animation ~ Sid Sutherland
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 4525
Notes: The very first cartoon to get the Blue Ribbon treatment. Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. It is now in the hands of a private collector.


• JOHNNY SMITH AND POKER-HUNTAS
Release Dates: 1938-10-22 (original), 1943-06-22 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8597
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Rich Hogan
Animation ~ Paul Smith
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 4563
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. It is now in the hands of a private collector.


• THE NIGHT WATCHMAN
Release Dates: 1938-11-19 (original), 1946-05-18 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8607
Production no. MM 6-8
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Charles Jones
Story by Ted Pierce
Animation ~ Ken Harris
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 4685
Notes: The first cartoon directed by Chuck Jones. The original title sequences were restored in 2006 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 4. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1938 release.


• THE MICE WILL PLAY
Release Dates: 1938-12-31 (original), 1949-08-06 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8683
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Jack Miller
Animation ~ Sid Sutherland
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 4851
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. It is now in the hands of a private collector.

1939



• A DAY AT THE ZOO
Release Dates: 1939-03-11 (original), 1952-11-08 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8747
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Melvin Millar
Animation ~ Rollin Hamilton
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 5003
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. It is now in the hands of a private collector. Interestingly, the title card layout seems to be nearly indentical to Hamateur Night, also released in 1939.


• THUGS WITH DIRTY MUGS
Release Dates: 1939-05-06 (original), 1944-06-03 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8753
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Jack Miller
Animation ~ Sidney Sutherland
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 5060
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. It is now in the hands of a private collector.


• LITTLE BROTHER RAT
Release Dates: 1939-09-02 (original), 1946-06-08 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8931
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Charles Jones
Story by Rich Hogan
Animation ~ Bob McKimson
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 5377
Notes: The original title sequences were restored in 2012 for the Looney Tunes Mouse Chronicles Blu-ray.


• SIOUX ME
Release Dates: 1939-09-09 (original), 1951-07-21 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 8929
Production no. 1235 (reissue, not seen)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton
Story by Melvin Millar
Animation ~ Herman Cohen
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 5378
Notes: A cel of the original title card may been seen in the book That's all Folks!: The Art of Warner Bros. Animation


• FRESH FISH
Release Dates: 1939-11-04 (original), 1946-04-06 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 9161
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Jack Miller
Animation ~ Sid Sutherland
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 5141
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. The original title sequences were restored in 2020 for the HBOMax streaming service.

1940

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• THE EARLY WORM GETS THE BIRD
Release Dates: 1940-01-13 (original), 1943-10-02 (1st reissue), 1952-11-29 (2nd reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 9103
Production no. 1318 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Jack Miller
Animation ~ Robert Cannon
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 5275
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. The original opening cue can be heard during a 1939 Termite Terrace gag reel. The film was submitted to the Oscars in 1940 in hopes for a nomination--none was given.


• MIGHTY HUNTERS
Release Dates: 1940-01-27 (original), 1948-06-13 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 9363
Production no. 1314 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
James Swinnerton's "Canyon Kiddies" through courtesy of the "Good Housekeeping Magazine"
Supervision ~ Charles Jones
Story by Dave Monahan
Animation ~ Ken Harris
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 5719
Notes: Very interestingly, the reissue for this short seems to follow the mold of the later, post-1956 reissues. Only the rings are replaced, the credits are retained.


• CROSS COUNTRY DETOURS
Release Dates: 1940-03-16 (original), 1944-01-15 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 9423
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Rich Hogan
Animation ~ Paul Smith
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 5581
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. Submitted to the Oscars in 1940 in hopes for a nomination--none was given. In 2021, a restored print with original titles aired on MeTV's Saturday morning "Bugs Bunny and Friends" block.


• THE BEAR'S TALE
Release Dates: 1940-04-13 (original), 1944-03-11 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 9369
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by J.B. Hardaway
Animation ~ Rod Scribner
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 5717
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. The original title sequences were restored in 2007 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 5. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1940 release.


• TOM THUMB IN TROUBLE
Release Dates: 1940-06-08 (original), 1949-09-24 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 9425
Production no. MM 18-9 (original), 1175 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Charles Jones
Story by Rich Hogan
Animation ~ Bobe Cannon
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 5849
Notes: An original print exists, but so far, only a picture of the rings have publicly surfaced.


• CIRCUS TODAY
Release Dates: 1940-06-22 (original), 1948-05-22 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 9593
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Jack Miller
Animation ~ Sid Sutherland
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 5918
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004.


• A WILD HARE
Release Dates: 1940-07-27 (original), 1944-06-17 (reissue, as THE WILD HARE)
Vitaphone release no. 9617
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Rich Hogan
Animation ~ Virgil Ross
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 5995
Notes: The very first cartoon featuring Bugs Bunny as we know him. Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. In the reissue, during the "guess who" scene, Elmer's guess of "Cawowe Wombawd" has been replaced with "Babwa Stanwyck" due to Lombard's death two years before. The original title sequences--and Elmer's "Cawowe Wombawd" line--were restored in 2008 for The Warner Bros Home Entertainment Academy Awards Animation Collection. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1940 release. Academy Award nominee--it lost to MGM's The Milky Way.


• WACKY WILD LIFE
Release Dates: 1940-11-09 (original), 1953-08-29 (reissue, as WACKY WILDLIFE)
Vitaphone release no. 9759
Production no. MM 6-10 (original), 1316 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Fred Avery
Story by Dave Monahan
Animation ~ Virgil Ross
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 6196
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004. In recent years, a black and white image of the title has surfaced, the source most likely from an early TV print.


• OF FOX AND HOUNDS
Release Dates: 1940-12-07 (original), 1944-05-13 (1st reissue), 1954-02-06 (2nd reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 9771
Production no. MM 8-10 (original), 1362 (2nd reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ "Draft no. 412" (Fred Avery)
Story by "Draft no. 1312"
Animation ~ "Draft no. 6102"
Musical Direction ~ "Draft no. 158 (too bad)" (Carl W. Stalling)
MPAA Certificate No. 6266
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of the original opening title, which was auctioned in 2004.

1941



• THE CAT'S TALE
Release Dates: 1941-03-01 (original), 1947-03-29 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 9859
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Story by Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Herman Cohen
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 6440
Notes: The film contains a unique ending cue, and could possibly contain a unique opening theme. An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection in rather poor condition, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming.


• THE TRIAL OF MR. WOLF
Release Dates: 1941-04-26 (original), 1946-02-09 (1st reissue), 1946-02-09 (2nd reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 9939
Production no. 1364 (2nd reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Story by Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Richard Bickenbach
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 6621
Notes: The original title sequences were restored in 2007 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 5. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1941 release.


• FARM FROLICS
Release Dates: 1941-05-10 (original), 1949-10-15 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 9857
Production no. 1178 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Robert Clampett
Animation ~ John Carey & I. Ellis
Story by Warren Foster
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 6621
Notes: Final color cartoon by the Ray Katz unit. Clampett would inherit Avery's unit in just a few months. In addition to the removal of the original title sequence, a gag featuring a grasshopper was excised, probably due to there being a crack made at the Hays Code's expense. In October 2022, an uncut version located at the Library of Congress was restored.


• HIAWATHA'S RABBIT HUNT
Release Dates: 1941-06-07 (original), 1944-02-12 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 9953
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Story by Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Gil Turner
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 6745
Notes: The only other Bugs Bunny cartoon to be reissued in the original Blue Ribbon program. The original title sequences were restored in 2008 for The Warner Bros Home Entertainment Academy Awards Animation Collection. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1941 release. Academy Award nominee--it lost to Disney's Lend a Paw.


• THE CAGEY CANARY
Release Dates: 1941-11-22 (original), 1947-10-11 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 225
Production no. MM 7-11
Series: Merrie Melodies
Story by Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Bob McKimson
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 7188
Notes: Tex Avery himself once owned a nitrate slide of a scene in the film, which was auctioned in 2004. The film was planned by Avery, but finished by Bob Clampett. Neither are credited.


• RHAPSODY IN RIVETS
Release Dates: 1941-12-06 (original), 1947-08-17 (1st reissue), 1954-09-11 (2nd reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 175
Production no. MM 2-11 (original), 1365 (2nd reissue)
Adapted from the Second Hungarian Rhapsody by Franz Liszt
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Story by Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Gil Turner
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling, Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra
MPAA Certificate No. 7707 (incorrectly listed as "7188" in the original print)
Notes: Notable for containing the sole credit for the "Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra." An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming. Academy Award nominee--it, too, lost to Disney's Lend a Paw.

1942



• HORTON HATCHES THE EGG
Release Dates: 1942-04-11 (original), 1949-06-18 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 441
Production no. MM 14-11
Series: Merrie Melodies
Adapted from the book by Dr. Seuss
Supervision ~ Robert Clampett
Adaptation ~ Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Robert McKimson
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 7743
Notes: Notable for being one the longest Warner Bros. cartoons ever made, clocking in at nearly 10 minutes. The title art survives courtesy of Bob Clampett's private collection.


• DOUBLE CHASER
Release Dates: 1942-06-27 (original), 1950-03-25 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 607
Production no. MM 21-11 (original), 1181 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Story by Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Gerry Chiniquy
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 6745
Notes: An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming.


• THE SQUAWKIN' HAWK
Release Dates: 1942-08-08 (original), 1948-07-10 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 627
Production no. MM 24-11
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Charles M. Jones
Story by Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Phil Monroe
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 7907
Notes: First appearance of Henery Hawk, and the first Maltese-Jones collaboration. An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection in rather poor condition, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming.


• THE SHEEPISH WOLF
Release Dates: 1942-10-17 (original), 1950-03-04 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 719
Production no. MM 1-12 (original), 1180 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Story by Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Gil Turner
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 8120
Notes: It is said that this cartoon inspired Chuck Jones' "Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog" cartoons, many years later. An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming.


• A TALE OF TWO KITTIES
Release Dates: 1942-11-21 (original), 1948-07-31 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 725
Production no. MM 4-12
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Robert Clampett
Story by Warren Foster
Animation ~ Rod Scribner
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 8360
Notes: The very first cartoon to feature Tweety. The character would not be named as such until 1944--here, he was referred to in production materials as "Orson."


• MY FAVORITE DUCK
Release Dates: 1942-12-05 (original), 1950-01-28 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 1085
Production no. LT 4-13 (original), 1179 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
featuring Porky Pig and Daffy Duck
Supervision ~ Charles M. Jones
Story by Mike Maltese
Animation ~ Rudy Larriva
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 8196
Notes: The very first Porky and Daffy cartoon to be shot in Technicolor. An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming. The credits have been mismatched with the Baseball Bugs title background.

1943



• PIGS IN A POLKA
Release Dates: 1943-02-06 (original), 1948-08-14 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 1100
Production no. MM 17-12
Series: Merrie Melodies
Based on the Brahms Hungarian Dances
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Story by Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Richard Bickenbach
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 8565
Notes: An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming. The credits are in rather poor condition. Academy Award nominee--it lost to Disney's Der Fueher's Face.


• THE FIFTH-COLUMN MOUSE
Release Dates: 1943-03-06 (original), 1950-04-22 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 913
Production no. MM 8-12 (original), 1182 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Story by Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Ken Champin
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 8512
Notes: In the original 1943 release, a line was sung during the opening number--"Ain't We Got Fun?"--that goes "Down with the Axis, we're all glad to pay our taxes!" It was cut in the 1950 reissue, but it is intact on the Columbia House VHS tapes.


• FLOP GOES THE WEASEL
Release Dates: 1943-03-20 (original), 1949-05-21 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 1112
Production no. MM 12-12
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Charles M. Jones
Animation ~ Rudy Larriva
Story ~ Michael Maltese
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 8314
Notes: Has an unofficial record for the most times the word "mammy" is uttered in a cartoon--37 times. An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming. The title cel has been mismatched with a generic red color card.


• THE UNBEARABLE BEAR
Release Dates: 1943-04-17 (original), 1950-12-09 (reissue)
Vitaphone release no. 995
Production no. MM 14-12 (original), 1228 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Charles M. Jones
Animation ~ Ken Harris
Story ~ Michael Maltese
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 8432
Notes: The first Warner Bros. cartoon to feature the voice of June Foray, as well as a change in style for the Sniffles cartoons. This point onward, the cartoons are more comedic, making Sniffles into an obnoxious motormouth. An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming. In addition, a black and white photo of the original title exists, showing it mismatched with a background from My Favorite Duck.

Starting here, Vitaphone numbers no longer appear on screen.



• HISS AND MAKE UP
Release Dates: 1943-09-11 (original), 1948-09-18 (reissue)
Production no. MM 3-13
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ I. Freleng
Animation ~ Gerry Chiniquy
Story ~ Michael Maltese
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 9103
Notes: Released the same day the very first Blue Ribbon re-issue was released. An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming. The credits cel also exists, mismatched with the title background from Flop Goes the Weasel.


• FIN 'N' CATTY
Release Dates: 1943-10-23 (original), 1948-12-11 (reissue)
Production no. MM 21-12
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Charles M. Jones
Animation ~ Ben Washam
Story ~ Michael Maltese
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 8780
Notes: An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming.


• AN ITCH IN TIME
Release Dates: 1943-12-04 (original), 1948-10-30 (reissue)
Production no. MM 24-12
Series: Merrie Melodies
Supervision ~ Bob Clampett
Animation ~ Bob McKimson
Story ~ Warren Foster
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 9004
Notes: A drawing of the original rings exists in Bob Clampett's collection. Interestingly, the copyright byline gives the year as MCMXLIV (1944). It's possible the film was expected to release in early 1944.

1944



• TICK TOCK TUCKERED
Release Dates: 1944-04-08 (original), 1950-06-03 (reissue)
Production no. LT 3-14 (original), 1184 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
with Porky Pig and Daffy Duck
Supervision ~ Robert Clampett
Story ~ Warren Foster
Animation ~ Thomas McKimson
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 9238
Notes: Color remake of 1937's Porky's Badtime Story, with Daffy Duck replacing Gabby Goat. In May 2023, a cel of the character starring credit most likely belonging to this cartoon surfaced in an auction. One listing in a trade magazine gave the title commas (i.e.; Tick, Tock, Tuckered), but as of now, we aren't sure if this is the true title.


• SLIGHTLY DAFFY
Release Dates: 1944-06-17 (original), 1950-10-14 (reissue)
Production no. MM 20-12 (original), 1224 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Direction ~ I. Freleng
Story ~ Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Virgil Ross
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 9266
Notes: Color remake of 1939's Scalp Trouble.


• FROM HAND TO MOUSE
Release Dates: 1944-06-17 (original), 1950-10-14 (reissue)
Production no. LT 9-14 (original), 1255 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
Direction ~ Charles M. Jones
Story ~ Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Ray Patin
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 9347
Notes: Ray Patin's only credit during his time at Warner Bros. The last short produced by Leon Schlesinger to be reissued. An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming.

1945



• TRAP HAPPY PORKY
Release Dates: 1945-02-24 (original), 1950-08-05 (reissue)
Production no. LT 9-15 (original), 1186 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
Direction ~ Charles M. Jones
Story ~ Tedd Pierce
Animation ~ Ben Washam
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 10193
Notes: The original title sequences were restored in 2012 for the Looney Tunes Mouse Chronicles Blu-ray.


• LIFE WITH FEATHERS
Release Dates: 1945-03-24 (original), 1951-03-03 (reissue)
Production no. MM 2-14 (original), 1231 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Direction ~ I. Freleng
Story ~ Tedd Pierce
Animation ~ Virgil Ross
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 9843
Notes: First Sylvester cartoon. Academy Award nominee--it lost to MGM's Quiet Please!


• TALE OF TWO MICE
Release Dates: 1945-06-30 (original), 1953-01-10 (reissue, as A TALE OF TWO MICE)
Production no. LT 7-15 (original), 1309 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
Story ~ Warren Foster
Animation ~ Richard Bickenbach, Cal Dalton, Art Davis, I. Ellis
Backgrounds ~ Richard H. Thomas
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 9799
Notes: First cartoon where Babbit and Catstello are portrayed as mice. The film was planned by Frank Tashlin, and completed by Robert McKimson. Neither are credited.


• PECK UP YOUR TROUBLES
Release Dates: 1945-10-20 (original), 1951-03-24 (reissue)
Production no. LT 10-15 (original), 1233 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies (but has Looney Tune production code)
Direction ~ I. Freleng
Story ~ Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Virgil Ross, Gerry Chiniquy, Manuel Perez, Ken Champin
Layout and background ~ Hawley Pratt, Paul Julian
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 10254
Notes: The first appearance of Hector the Bulldog, and the first short where Sylvester dies(!). Also notable because the woodpecker in this film was initially planned to be a recurring foil for Sylvester, but Freleng ended up taking over the unfinished storyboard for The Fat Rat and the Stupid Cat, later Tweetie Pie, permanently pairing up Sylvester and Tweety. An original title cel exists in Michael Maltese's personal collection, which is being housed by the University of Wyoming.

1946



• BOOK REVUE
Release Dates: 1946-01-05 (original), 1951-05-19 (reissue, as BOOK REVIEW)
Production no. LT 8-15 (original), 1234 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
Direction ~ Robert Clampett
Story ~ Warren Foster
Animation ~ Robert McKimson, Rod Scribner, Manny Gould, C. Melendez
Layout and background ~ Thomas McKimson, Cornett Wood
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 10325
Notes: The original title sequences were restored in 2004 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 2. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1946 release.


• HOLIDAY FOR SHOESTRINGS
Release Dates: 1946-02-23 (original), 1951-09-15 (reissue)
Production no. MM 7-14 (original), 1257 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Direction ~ I. Freleng
Story ~ Michael Maltese, Tedd Pierce
Animation ~ Gerry Chiniquy, Manuel Perez, Ken Champin, Virgil Ross
Background and layout ~ Paul Julian, Hawley Pratt
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 9832
Notes: The original title sequences were restored in 2007 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 5. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1946 release.


• BABY BOTTLENECK
Release Dates: 1946-03-16 (original), 1952-06-14 (reissue)
Production no. LT 12-15 (original), 1256 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
Direction ~ Robert Clampett
Story ~ Warren Foster
Animation ~ Rod Scribner, Manny Gould, C. Melendez, I. Ellis
Layout and background ~ Thomas McKimson, Dorcy Howard
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 10469
Notes: The original title sequences were restored in 2004 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 2. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1946 release.


• HUSH MY MOUSE
Release Dates: 1946-05-04 (original), 1952-05-03 (reissue)
Production no. MM 13-14 (original), 1258 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes (but has Merrie Melodie production code)
Direction ~ Charles M. Jones
Story ~ Tedd Pierce
Animation ~ Ken Harris, Ben Washam, Lloyd Vaughan, Basil Davidovich
Layout and background ~ Earl Klein, Robert Gribbroek
Musical Direction ~ Carl W. Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 10343
Notes: Final Sniffles cartoon, and his only cartoon released under the "Looney Tunes" banner (but it was produced as a Merrie Melodie.) The original title sequences were restored in 2012 for the Looney Tunes Mouse Chronicles Blu-ray.


• OF THEE I STING
Release Dates: 1946-08-17 (original), 1952-01-12 (reissue)
Production no. LT 3-16 (original), 1260 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
Direction ~ I. Freleng
Story ~ Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Virgil Ross, Gerry Chiniquy, Manuel Perez, Ken Champin
Layouts and backgrounds ~ Hawley Pratt, Terry Lind
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 10717
Notes: Somewhat a remake of the 1944 Private Snafu cartoon Target Snafu. A black and white print with original titles was spotted on eBay in January 2022. The same print also reveals this one has an interesting ring variant--the WB shield stays onscreen, not fading out once the Looney Tunes logo fades in.


• THE MOUSE-MERIZED CAT
Release Dates: 1946-10-19 (original), 1955-11-26 (reissue)
Production no. MM 7-15 (original), 1404 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Direction ~ Robert McKimson
Story ~ Warren Foster
Animation ~ Richard Bickenbach, Cal Dalton, Arthur Davis, Don Williams
Layout and background ~ Cornett Wood, Richard H. Thomas
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 10799
Notes: Final Babbit and Catstello cartoon. A black and white print with original titles was spotted on eBay in September 2010.


• MOUSE MENACE
Release Dates: 1946-11-02 (original), 1954-08-14 (reissue)
Production no. 1028 (original), 1358 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Direction ~ Arthur Davis
Story ~ George Hill
Animation ~ Manny Gould, Don Williams, Cal Dalton
Effects Animation ~ A.C. Gamer
Layouts and Backgrounds ~ Thomas McKimson, Phillip De Guard
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 11197
Notes: In a similar situation to Tweetie Pie, some AAP prints of this cartoon have the original audio under them.

1947



• TWEETIE PIE
Release Dates: 1947-05-03 (original), 1955-06-25 (reissue)
Production no. 1026 (original), 1358 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Directed by I. Freleng
Animation ~ Gerry Chiniquy, Manuel Perez, Ken Champin, Virgil Ross
Story by ~ Tedd Pierce, Michael Maltese
Layouts ~ Hawley Pratt
Backgrounds ~ Terry Lind
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 11104
Notes: The first Warner cartoon to win an Academy Award, and the first cartoon to pair up both Sylvester and Tweety. Some AAP prints of this cartoon have the original audio under them.


• HOBO BOBO
Release Dates: 1947-05-17 (original), 1954-04-03 (reissue)
Production no. 1022 (original), 1359 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Directed by Robert McKimson
Animation ~ Rod Scribner, Richard Bickenbach, I. Ellis
Story by ~ Warren Foster
Layouts ~ Cornett Wood
Backgrounds ~ Richard H. Thomas
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 11105
Notes: Titles are known to exist in poor condition. The original titles (with reconstructed opening rings) are scheduled to appear on Looney Tunes Collector's Choice: Volume 3, to be released in March 2024.


• CROWING PAINS
Release Dates: 1947-07-12 (original), 1955-04-23 (reissue)
Production no. 1030 (original), 1371 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
Directed by Robert McKimson
Story ~ Warren Foster
Animation ~ Manny Gould, Charles McKimson, John Carey, I. Ellis
Layouts ~ Cornett Wood
Backgrounds ~ Richard H. Thomas
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 11538
Notes: The original title sequences were restored in 2008 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 6. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1946 release.


• HOUSE HUNTING MICE
Release Dates: 1947-09-06 (original), 1955-04-02 (reissue)
Production no. 1049 (original), 1370 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
Directed by Charles M. Jones
Animation ~ Phil Monroe, Ben Washam, Lloyd Vaughan, Ken Harris
Story ~ Michael Maltese, Tedd Pierce
Layouts ~ Robert Gribbroek
Backgrounds ~ Peter Alvarado
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 12049
Notes: Somewhat a remake of 1939's Dog Gone Modern, which was coincidentally reissued the same year as this short was initially released.


• DOGGONE CATS
Release Dates: 1947-10-25 (original), 1955-09-10 (reissue, as DOG GONE CATS)
Production no. 1054 (original), 1401 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Directed by Arthur Davis
Animation ~ Basil Davidovich, J.C. Melendez, Don Williams, Emery Hawkins
Story ~ Lloyd Turner and Bill Scott
Layouts ~ Don Smith
Backgrounds ~ Philip De Guard
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 11893
Notes: Click here to see this in action.


• A HORSE FLY FLEAS
Release Dates: 1947-12-13 (original), 1955-09-10 (reissue, as A HORSEFLY FLEAS)
Production no. 1060 (original), 1410 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
Directed by Robert McKimson
Story ~ Warren Foster
Animation ~ Charles McKimson, Phil De Lara, Manny Gould, John Carey
Layouts ~ Cornett Wood
Backgrounds ~ Richard H. Thomas
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 12078
Notes: The original title sequences were restored by Warner Bros. in 2012 for Looney Tunes Platinum Collection Volume 2.

1948



• BACK ALLEY OPROAR
Release Dates: 1948-03-27 (original), 1955-02-05 (reissue)
Production no. 1037 (original), 1367 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Directed by I. Freleng
Animation ~ Gerry Chiniquy, Manuel Perez, Ken Champin, Virgil Ross
Story ~ Michael Maltese, Tedd Pierce
Layouts ~ Hawley Pratt
Backgrounds ~ Paul Julian
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 11613
Notes: The original title sequences were restored in 2004 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 2. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1946 release.


• I TAW A PUTTY TAT
Release Dates: 1948-04-03 (original), 1956-02-25 (reissue)
Production no. 1072 (original), 1407 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Directed by I. Freleng
Story ~ Tedd Pierce
Animation ~ Virgil Ross, Gerry Chiniquy, Manuel Perez, Ken Champin
Layouts ~ Hawley Pratt
Backgrounds ~ Paul Julian
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 12271
Notes: Curiously, the original titles were featured on the Bugs Bunny Superstar DVD...but it has the reissue audio playing over it.


• HOP, LOOK AND LISTEN
Release Dates: 1948-04-17 (original), 1955-06-04 (reissue)
Production no. 1042 (original), 1373 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
Directed by Robert McKimson
Story ~ Warren Foster
Animation ~ Charles McKimson, Manny Gould, I. Ellis
Layouts ~ Cornett Wood
Backgrounds ~ Richard H. Thomas
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 11604
Notes: First appearance of Hippety Hopper. The original title sequences were restored by Warner Bros. in 2013 and can be seen on Looney Tunes Super Stars - Marsupial Mayhem. Submitted to the Oscars in 1947 (before release, even) in hopes for a nomination--none was given.


• BONE SWEET BONE
Release Dates: 1948-05-22 (original), 1956-01-21 (reissue, as BONE, SWEET BONE)
Production no. 1082 (original), 1406 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Directed by Arthur Davis
Animation ~ Don Williams, Emery Hawkins, Basil Davidovich, J.C. Melendez
Story ~ William Scott, Lloyd Turner
Layouts ~ Don Smith
Backgrounds ~ Phillip De Guard
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 12329
Notes: Click here to see this in action.


• THE RATTLED ROOSTER
Release Dates: 1948-05-22 (original), 1955-10-22 (reissue)
Production no. 1082 (original), 1406 (reissue)
Series: Looney Tunes
Directed by Arthur Davis
Animation ~ Don Williams, John Carey, Basil Davidovich, J.C. Melendez
Story ~ Dave Monahan
Layouts ~ Don Smith
Backgrounds ~ Philip De Guard
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 11597
Notes: The original title sequences were restored in 2020 for the HBO Max streaming service.


• YOU WERE NEVER DUCKIER
Release Dates: 1948-08-07 (original), 1955-02-26 (reissue)
Production no. 1046 (original), 1369 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Directed by Charles M. Jones
Story ~ Tedd Pierce
Animation ~ Ken Harris, Phil Monroe, Ben Washam, Lloyd Vaughan
Layouts ~ Robert Gribbroek
Backgrounds ~ Peter Alvarado
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 11896
Notes: The original title sequences were restored in 2007 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 5. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1948 release.



• THE FOGHORN LEGHORN
Release Dates: 1948-10-09 (original), 1955-12-24 (reissue)
Production no. 1057 (original), 1405 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Directed by Robert McKimson
Story ~ Warren Foster
Animation ~ Charles McKimson, Manny Gould, Phil DeLara, John Carey, Pete Burness
Layouts ~ Cornett Wood
Backgrounds ~ Richard H. Thomas
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 11885
Notes: First cartoon to actually name Foghorn Leghorn as such. The original title sequences were restored in 2003 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 1. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1948 release.


• DAFFY DILLY
Release Dates: 1948-10-30 (original), 1956-08-18 (reissue)
Production no. 1064 (original), 1413 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Directed by Charles M. Jones
Story ~ Michael Maltese
Animation ~ Ben Washam, Lloyd Vaughan, Ken Harris, Phil Monroe
Layouts ~ Robert Gribbroek
Backgrounds ~ Peter Alvarado
Effects animation ~ A.C. Gamer
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 12513
Notes: A 16mm print with the original titles is known to exist.


• KIT FOR CAT
Release Dates: 1948-11-06 (original), 1956-04-21 (reissue)
Production no. 1055 (original), 1409 (reissue)
Series: Merrie Melodies
Directed by Charles M. Jones
Story ~ Michael Maltese, Tedd Pierce
Animation ~ Virgil Ross, Gerry Chiniquy, Manuel Perez, Ken Champin
Layouts ~ Hawley Pratt
Backgrounds ~ Paul Julian
Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
MPAA Certificate No. 12075
Notes: The original title sequences were restored in 2003 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 1. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1948 release.


• SCAREDY CAT
  Release Dates: 1948-12-18 (original), 1956-06-02 (reissue)
  Production no. 1056 (original), 1412 (reissue)
  Series: Merrie Melodies
  Directed by Charles M. Jones
  Story ~ Michael Maltese
  Animation ~ Lloyd Vaughan, Ken Harris, Phil Monroe, Ben Washam
  Layouts ~ Robert Gribbroek
  Backgrounds ~ Peter Alvarado
  Effects animation ~ A.C. Gamer
  Voice Characterization ~ Mel Blanc
  Musical Direction ~ Carl Stalling
  MPAA Certificate No. 12076
  Notes: The original title sequences were restored in 2003 for Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 1. Since then, pretty much every modern print is representative of the original 1948 release. Submitted to the Oscars in 1947 (before release, even) in hopes for a nomination--none was given. This is the latest (and last) short to have its credits cut for reissue.

If you are interested in what music Carl Stalling used over these sequences, see Devon Baxter's fascinating post on Daniel Goldmark's research.

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