Looney Tunes - Witch Hazel' s Vanity

One example of the classic Looney Tunes broadcast from the 1950s. The character is Witch Hazel whose antics are her vanity. These animated adaptations from Walt Disney are crude but still carry the beauty of it time and of the use of mechanical drawings. The stage set is partially done with flare and a good command of perspective. The Witch Hazel may have been quoted by television shows such as Bewitch and Witchy-Poo from HR Pufnstuf fame. No matter Witch Hazel's howling giggles makes her a star. Yet with all her inner beauty, at the frame 2.02 minutes into the video, the quiver in her voice rather shows her insecurities
It should be noted that the Zsa Zsa bugsbunny is referring to is Zsa Zsa Gabor

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Looney Tunes
• Witch Hazel
• animated
• television
• art
• popular culture

[PetrifEye]

I always laughed my ass off at how when Witch Hazel takes off running, these hairpins fall behind her spinning in the air.

[yetdynamic]

the new voice is awful

[roomvid09]

They just dont make cartoon characters this funny anymore!

[TheJerkEffect]

My boyfriend calls me Witch Hazel because he's always finding my pins all over the house ;p

[kjw21411]

This one was just on Cartoon Network! :D

[maniakimon]

1.lol she always made me piss my pants when i was little ..

2.am i the only one who think her voice actress is the same who played

the old Sophie in "Howl moving castle"?? 0.0

[MegaRoadbuster]

I love when she laughing LOL

[frankiemionetto]

!L

[theEricoeric]

LMFAO HER HAIR PINS

[oofahman]

lmfao!!!



[rauchbrothers]

The Looney Tunes were originally created for THEATRICAL release, not television broadcast, and were NOT adaptations of Disney cartoons. They were original creations of some of the greatest artists who ever worked in animation. Please get the facts straight. Thanks!