WB/Vitaphone Merrie Melodies 1935
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Looney Tunes Intro 1939by CenaTv25,680 views- 0:21
Preview of Sonic's Pet Scorchioby Caro07706,116 views
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Warner Bros. Picturesby KidCairbre11,399 views
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Merrie Melodies titles from 1936 to 1942 with Looney Tunes music plus 3-D introby simone6705382,630 views
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Warner Bros. Pictures - Vitaphoneby KidCairbre15,831 views
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LOONEY TUNES OPENING part 5by Caro077048,167 views
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Porky Pig - That's All Folks! (1938 Original In Color!)by CenaTv217,177 views
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LOONEY TUNES OPENING PART 3by Caro077024,469 views
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Loony Tunes 1960's rare versionby CenaTv245,517 views
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The Village Smithy (1936)by vmpickle12320,695 views
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Paramount Pictures (Buzzy Boop, 1938)by CPvStock3,687 views
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LOONEY TUNES AND MERRIE MELODIES NEW OPENINGS !!!!!by TAEproductions12336,652 views
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Merrie Melodies Bugs Bunny(2008)by Caro077029,912 views
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Merrie Melodies intro 1936 - 1942 plus red - blue ringsby simone6705328,863 views
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new looney tunes and merrie melodies introsby TAEproductions12341,356 views
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Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies Intro (1960s)by ARADude36045,456 views
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How Do I Know It's Sundayby jgbennie5,893 views
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WB-Vitaphone - The End with NRA Emblemby KidCairbre9,697 views
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I Haven't Got a Hat 1935by mikhailcuddy19,716 views
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Merrie Melodies Intro 1935by CenaTv225,308 views
@nicktoons901 From 1930-1969.
Rlotpir1972 3 months ago
@jpongsin2002 Shut up!
RequestOpenings 4 months ago in playlist Vídeos favoritos de RequestOpenings
the colors are all odd on this remastered intro. that curtain is meant to be brown. Im almost certain of it.
CenaTv2 4 months ago
Warner Bros. stopped producing theatrical cartoons in 1969, 'nick', because the market for them was drying up. Very few theaters, except for "kiddie matinees" [and some drive-ins] were "booking" them, and the studio was losing money on each one they made (that's the same reason Walter Lantz finally closed his studio in 1972). So Warners discontinued distributing live-action "short subjects"...and newer cartoons. They did continue to reissue older cartoons through the '70s.
fromthesidelines 8 months ago
"Vitaphone" was Warner Bros. trademark for their sound-on-disc process {via Western Electric/Bell Labs} of synchronizing music and sound effects with silent films, introduced in 1926. A year later, Al Jolson said a few off-the-cuff remarks in "The Jazz Singer"...and "talkies" were born. The Vitaphone Corporation eventually became Warners' short-subject subsidiary [live-action documentaries, musicals, dramas, newsreels, travelogues, cartoons, etc.] until it was disbanded at the end of 1959.
fromthesidelines 9 months ago
It was just a division of the studio, just like New Line CInema is today.
Y'know..Vitaphone. A Time Warner Company (except NO Time Warner in the thirties..:)) Likewise Vitagraph.Actually started with Bell Labs.
SteveCarras 10 months ago
The theme used for the "Merrie Melodies" series between 1933 and 1936, during the period Bernard Brown and Norman Spencer provided their scores, was "I Think You're Ducky" [by Charles Tobias, Gerald Marks and Sidney Clare]. This is the version used during the 1934-'35 season...
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
I Don't Like Caro0770's Video, Its Stupid. I Like KidCairbre's Video, That Was Better Than Caro0770's Video!
jpongsin2002 1 year ago
good quality.
bruce64h 1 year ago
I used to love it when the A.p.p. opening gave way to a really old opening theme like this one.
antoniod 1 year ago