DVD: Looney Tunes Musical Masterpieces

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Title:	Looney Tunes Musical Masterpieces
More Titles:	A Corny Concerto, Rabbit Of Seville, One Froggy Evening, Rhapsody Rabbit, What's Opera, Doc?, Hillbilly Hare, Pizzicato Pussycat, Nelly's Folly, I Love To Singa, Page Miss Glory [1936], Katnip Kollege, High Note, Pigs In A Polka, Three Little Bops, Rhapsody In Rivets, Back Alley Oproar, Holiday For Shoestrings, Lights Fantastic
Publisher:	Warner Home Video
Country:	USA
Format:	DVD
Date:	26 May 2015
Region Code:	Region 1
Classification:	NOT RATED
Barcode:	883929454068
Cat#:	3000062180
Genre:	Animation, Comedy
Rating:	Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Episodes
1. A Corny Concerto, 2. Rabbit of Seville, 3. One Froggy Evening, 4. Rhapsody Rabbit, 5. What's Opera, Doc?, 6. Hillbilly Hare, 7. Pizzicato Pussycat, 8. Nelly's Folly, 9. I Love to Singa, 10. Page Miss Glory, 11. Katnip Kollege, 12. High Note, 13. Pigs in a Polka, 14. Three Little Bops, 15. Rhapsody in Rivets, 16. Back Alley Oproar, 17. Holiday for Shoestrings, 18. Lights Fantastic

Special Features
It Hopped One Night: The Story Behind One Froggy Evening
Wagnerian Wabbit: The Making of What's Opera, Doc?
Merrie Melodies: Carl Stalling and Cartoon Music
Sing-a-Song of Looney Tunes
Plus More!

I Love To Singa
Released	1936
Director	Tex Avery
Selected Cast	Billy Bletcher
	Tommy Bond
	Johnnie Davis
(Information from Cinema World)

Page Miss Glory [1936]
Released	1936
Director	Tex Avery
Selected Cast	Tommy Bond as Abner
(Information from Cinema World)

Katnip Kollege
Released	1938
Director	Cal Howard
	Cal Dalton
Writer	Dave Monahan
Selected Cast	Johnnie Davis as Johnny Cat
	Mabel Todd as Kitty Bright
(Information from Cinema World)

Lights Fantastic
Released	1942
Director	Friz Freleng
Selected Cast	Mel Blanc as Eye Test Announcer / Singing Clown / Bus Driver / Man With Cold
	The Mellomen
(Information from Cinema World)

A Corny Concerto
Released	1943
Director	Robert Clampett
Selected Cast	Bea Benaderet as Screams
	Mel Blanc as Porky Pig / Bugs Bunny / Daffy Duck
	Arthur Q. Bryan as Elmer Fudd
(Information from Cinema World)

Pigs In A Polka
Released	1943
Director	Friz Freleng
Selected Cast	Bea Benaderet as Second Little Pig
	Sara Berner as First Little Pig
	Mel Blanc as Big Bad Wolf / Third Little Pig
(Information from Cinema World)

Holiday For Shoestrings
Released	1946
Director	Friz Freleng
(Information from Cinema World)

Rhapsody Rabbit
Released	1946
Director	Friz Freleng
Selected Cast	Mel Blanc as Bugs Bunny / Coughing Audience Member
(Information from Cinema World)

Back Alley Oproar
Released	1948
Director	Friz Freleng
Selected Cast	Mel Blanc as Sylvester
(Information from Cinema World)

Hillbilly Hare
Released	1950
Director	Robert McKimson
Writer	Tedd Pierce
Selected Cast	Mel Blanc as Bugs Bunny / Curt Martin
Soundtrack	Carl Stalling
(Information from Cinema World)

Rabbit Of Seville
Released	1950
Director	Chuck Jones
Selected Cast	Mel Blanc as Bugs Bunny
(Information from Cinema World)

One Froggy Evening
Released	1955
Director	Chuck Jones
Writer	Michael Maltese
Selected Cast	William Roberts [2] as Michigan J. Frog (singing voice)
(Information from Cinema World)

Pizzicato Pussycat
Released	1955
Director	Friz Freleng
Writer	Warren Foster
Selected Cast	Mel Blanc as John Jones / John the Mouse / Cat / Doctors / Concert Audience Members (voice)
	Stan Freberg as Miracle Cat / John the Mouse (uncredited)
	Norman Nesbitt as Narrator / Concert Audience Member / Doctor (voice) (uncredited)
(Information from Cinema World)

Three Little Bops
Released	1957
Director	Friz Freleng
Selected Cast	Stan Freberg as Narrator / Big Bad Wolf / Three Little Pigs (voice)
(Information from Cinema World)

What's Opera, Doc?
Released	1957
Director	Chuck Jones
Writer	Michael Maltese
	Arthur Q. Bryan as Elmer Fudd
Selected Cast	Mel Blanc as Bugs Bunny as Brunhilde / Elmer Fudd as Siegfried (screaming)
Soundtrack	Milt Franklyn
(Information from Cinema World)