What is the Story of Looney Tunes? Chapters 4 & 5

An important addition to the Warner Bros. animation team in the 1930s was composer ____ ________ and he wrote the music for all the cartoons.

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In 1937, ___ _____ was hired to give a new voice for Porky Pig and he made Porky's stutter much funnier.

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Who played the piano to accompany silent movies at the local theater when he was twelve?

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Carl Stalling once provided the voice for Mickey Mouse in 1929 while he was working for Disney.

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Carl Stalling wrote the music for more than ___ _______ Warner Bros. cartoons.

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Who was known as the man of a thousand voices?

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Mel Blanc provided the voice for Porky Pig and almost all the major Looney Tunes characters for _____ years.

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Mel Blanc originated the high-pitched voice and laugh of _____ __________.

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Mel Blanc was also the voice of Toucan Sam in the _____ _____ ______ commercials for many years.

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Mel Blanc's voice had the ability to bring something new to every character and to create a unique personality for each one.

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