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From: man@bocar.UUCP (M Nevar)
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Subject: Re: Bugs Bunny fan needs help!!
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Date: Wed, 8-May-85 13:57:15 EDT
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Well, well, well.

I was recently in a Video Shack (a small chain of stores (4)), that
advertises themselves as the largest in the country in terms of
videos available.  Well, they have a LARGE book of videos. So, I leafed (sp?)
through it looking for your suggestion, and it does exist.  It is called
Warner Brothers Cartoon Classics Vol. 1-4.  Four different video tapes.
Each is 55 minutes long.  The description said something like:
All the classics from Wacky Wabbit to (I can't remember).  Wacky Wabbit
is, BTW, the first Bugs Bunny cartoon.  Mel Blanc hadn't finalized the
voice yet, and Bugs' shape isn't the familiar one, either.  To top it
off, the cartoon isn't that great.  I may rent it just to check out the
quality as compared to the ones being broadcasted on TV today.  If it's good,
I may actually ''buy'' them.  Anyway, since it is available, your local
video dealer may get it for you.  The ones around here (NJ) say they'll
get movies for me if they are available.

A bit of trivia:  Mel blanc did ALL WB voices except one.  Which one ?
If no one gets it, I'll post the answer in a week.


						Eh, what's up dogs,
						Mark