1946

1946 is another year of the Golden Age of Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies.

History

• Bob Clampett's final cartoons are released this year. He left due to being fired. His final cartoon was "The Big Snooze" although uncredited.

• Arthur Davis' first cartoon as director starts with "Bacall to Arms" which Clampett planned, though neither are credited.

• Robert McKimson's first cartoon, "Daffy Doodles", is released, after Frank Tashlin left in 1946 to direct live-action films. His final cartoon was "Hare Remover", although uncredited.

• Starting with "Kitty Kornered", the "That's all Folks!" returns to the Looney Tunes series.

• Starting with "Hair-Raising Hare", the background Color Rings change from red rings black background to red background blue rings. The first ring would be red though.

• "Hush My Mouse" marks the final appearance of Porky Pig's "T-t-t-that's all folks!" drum ending signoff.

• The 1946-55 Looney Tunes opening and ending debuts starting with "The Great Piggy Bank Robbery".

Warner Club News Stories

Aug. 1946

Oct. 1946

Nov. 1946 - Part 1

Nov. 1946 - Part 2

Shorts

1. "Book Revue"
2. "Baseball Bugs"
3. "Holiday for Shoestrings"
4. "Quentin Quail"
5. "Baby Bottleneck"
6. "Hare Remover"
7. "Daffy Doodles"
8. "Hollywood Canine Canteen"
9. "Hush My Mouse"
10. "Hair-Raising Hare"
11. "Kitty Kornered"
12. "Hollywood Daffy"
13. "Acrobatty Bunny"
14. "The Eager Beaver"
15. "The Great Piggy Bank Robbery"
16. "Bacall to Arms"
17. "Of Thee I Sting"
18. "Walky Talky Hawky"
19. "Racketeer Rabbit"
20. "Fair and Worm-er"
21. "The Big Snooze"
22. "The Mouse-Merized Cat"
23. "Mouse Menace"
24. "Rhapsody Rabbit"
25. "Roughly Squeaking"

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