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Looney Tunes Opening Logo 1947 Version Remake Youtube About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how works test new features nfl sunday ticket press copyright. The colored concentric circles used in the introduction of looney tunes and merrie melodies cartoons changed every release season. this scheme debuted in the 1935 cartoon "flowers for madame", while the zooming wb shield debuted in "page miss glory". "i think you're ducky" plays; each rendition is slightly different in each cartoon that it appears on. the last cartoon to use these rings in the. Each logo reflects the style and branding changes that accompanied the different phases of the looney tunes franchise, from its early black and white days to the vibrant technicolor shorts, and into the modern digital era. 1947 marks a revolutionary change for the studio as they win their first oscar for "tweetie pie". however, as budgets were beginning to diminish, warner bros. began their cost cutting procedures. twenty two shorts were released this year. the color rings change again to red rings and blue background starting with "along came daffy". this variation was used in the end titles for the turner.
Looney Tunes Opening Logo Remake Youtube Each logo reflects the style and branding changes that accompanied the different phases of the looney tunes franchise, from its early black and white days to the vibrant technicolor shorts, and into the modern digital era. 1947 marks a revolutionary change for the studio as they win their first oscar for "tweetie pie". however, as budgets were beginning to diminish, warner bros. began their cost cutting procedures. twenty two shorts were released this year. the color rings change again to red rings and blue background starting with "along came daffy". this variation was used in the end titles for the turner. Some copies of the late 1960s redrawn colorized looney tunes shorts from the late 1930s early 1940s have a variation of this logo plastered onto the beginning, where it does not have the "technicolor" rectangle on the bottom and has the second half of one of the 1935 1943 looney tunes opening themes playing under it, which does not fit with the logo at all. the ending has the seven arts. Throughout the broadcasting of the black and white looney tunes cartoons on television, several colorized versions were made for some of the cartoons to present them in a more attractive manner to modern audiences. after the acquisition of warner bros. by seven arts productions, the main studio was able to reunite the sunset productions black and white cartoon package. with the popularity of.
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