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From: simms@h-sc1.UUCP (paul simms)
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Subject: Bugs Bunny fan needs help!!
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Date: Wed, 1-May-85 05:45:28 EDT
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I realize that this may not be the appropriate newsgroup,
but I couldn't really find a better one...

	I am looking for any place in the Boston/Cambridge
area that carries feature-length videocassettes with a series
of Bugs Bunny cartoons, preferrably of the 50's-60's period -
directed by Chuck M. Jones.  (To give you an idea, the cartoons
I'm referring to are those such as "A Connecticut Rabbit in King
Arthur's Court," the one where he winds up in the castle of a
mad scientist with a furry orange, tooth-shaped monster, the one
about Robin Hood, the one about Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves,
etc.)  I'm not exactly sure if such a tape exists (I believe that
Warner Bros. holds the rights to these cartoons), but I think I
remember seeing a video rental place at home that carried such
a tape (at least it had Ali Baba - or was that one about A Thousand
and One Arabian Nights?  I forget...).  I would appreciate any
information - such as any knowledge on whether the tapes exist
or not.
	Info on any of the other Warner Bros. cartoons of this
period (Daffy Duck, Foghorn Leghorn cartoons by Robert McKimson,
etc.), on VIDEOTAPE, for rental, would be equally appreciated, as
would any knowledge or trivia about good cartoons in general.
	Sorry again about intruding on your newsgroup(s).  Please don't
flame me, even if you're angry.  Believe me - it's not worth your 
trouble.
			"I sense a presence I've not felt since..."