this cartoon's theme over the credits would be used later in the 1952 Daffy/Porky short "Fool Coverage" but would sound a little different. plus this score was heard in a few parts in the 1942 cartoon "A Tale Of Two Kitties"
Great find! If WB decides to release a collection of Sylvester cartoons that do not feature Tweety on DVD, you should share this with WB so that this cartoon can once again be seen with its original titles.
Blue/Red rings,IIRC.BTW 1054 was the prod.# date, and 11893 the MPAA #. It was copyrighted (c)1947 and released October thatyear,being in Cinecolor ("technicolor releases" being much longer to take to make.) THe director of this got most of those being a "lesser" director, i.e.,a junior one at the WB house.
The type for the credits (Davis credit incl.O) is the exact same as "The Pest that came to dinner." Anamolies: BILL, rather than WILLIAMScott, and an "and" between the LLOYD TURNER and BILLSCOTT credit rather than the usual hypen.
this cartoon's theme over the credits would be used later in the 1952 Daffy/Porky short "Fool Coverage" but would sound a little different. plus this score was heard in a few parts in the 1942 cartoon "A Tale Of Two Kitties"
springofpiesucks 2 years ago
Why does the WB Shield look a little stretched out tha its supposed to look on 1947-53 cartoons?
Kartoonkid95 2 years ago
Great find! If WB decides to release a collection of Sylvester cartoons that do not feature Tweety on DVD, you should share this with WB so that this cartoon can once again be seen with its original titles.
PF9ThePikachuLover 3 years ago
Let me ask this: Does the end title have blue/red rings on red b.g., or does it have vermilion rings on dark blue b.g.???
ClassicTVFan82 4 years ago
Blue/Red rings,IIRC.BTW 1054 was the prod.# date, and 11893 the MPAA #. It was copyrighted (c)1947 and released October thatyear,being in Cinecolor ("technicolor releases" being much longer to take to make.) THe director of this got most of those being a "lesser" director, i.e.,a junior one at the WB house.
SteveCarras 3 years ago
@ClassicTVFan82
Vermillion rings on dark blue b.g. obviously.
Copper20 8 months ago
The type for the credits (Davis credit incl.O) is the exact same as "The Pest that came to dinner." Anamolies: BILL, rather than WILLIAMScott, and an "and" between the LLOYD TURNER and BILLSCOTT credit rather than the usual hypen.
SteveCarras 4 years ago
For years, the only print available of this was the mid-'50s "Blue Ribbon" reissue (minus the opening credits)....
fromthesidelines 4 years ago