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Malibu Beach Party

Directed By:		I. Freleng
Produced By:		Leon Schlesinger Henry Binder (uncredited)
Released:		September 14, 1940
Series:		Merrie Melodies
Story:		Jack Miller
Animation:		Gil Turner Ben Shenkman (character designer)
Layouts:
Backgrounds:
Film Editor:		Treg Brown (uncredited)
Voiced By:		Mel Blanc (uncredited) Sara Berner (uncredited) Dave Barry (uncredited) Danny Webb (uncredited) Gloria Curran (uncredited) Jack Lescoulie (uncredited) Marie Greene (uncredited)
Music:		Carl W. Stalling
Starring:		Jack Bunny Deanna Durbin Ned Sparks Winchester Crab Phil Harris
Preceded By:		Ceiling Hero
Succeeded By:		Calling Dr. Porky

Malibu Beach Party is a 1940 Merrie Melodies short directed by Friz Freleng.

Jack Bunny and Windchester host a beach party at Jack's Malibu home for various Hollywood stars.

First cartoon to have the new lettering on the Merrie Melodies logo.
First and only cartoon with orange Color Rings to have the 1939-40 "Merrily We Roll Along" theme song.
First one to have the new yellow orange rings.
The Fred and Ginger dance sequence is reused from "September in the Rain".
This cartoon currently doesn't air on American television thanks to the Rochester caricature featuring prominently, though it did air on the Turner Classic Movies anthology show Cartoon Alley in its premiere episode about caricatures of Clark Gable, aired once on an early morning installment of The Acme Hour on Cartoon Network's American channel, and, as seen in the infobox, does air on overseas Cartoon Network channels.

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 * First one to have the new yellow orange rings.
 * The Fred and Ginger dance sequence is reused from "[[September in the Rain]]".
-* This cartoon currently doesn't air on American television thanks to the Rochester caricature featuring prominently, though it did air on the Turner Classic Movies anthology show ''Cartoon Alley'' in its premiere episode about caricatures of Clark Gable, and on Cartoon Network (American feed) in an early morning installment of ''The Acme Hour''.
+* This cartoon currently doesn't air on American television thanks to the Rochester caricature featuring prominently, though it did air on the Turner Classic Movies anthology show ''Cartoon Alley'' in its premiere episode about caricatures of Clark Gable, aired once on an early morning installment of The Acme Hour on Cartoon Network's American channel, and, as seen in the infobox, does air on overseas Cartoon Network channels.
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