None of you, nor Cecil Adams, himself, with all due respect to everyone, mentioned the most important: Merire Melodies would plug some Warner Bros.musical comedy song title, rthough 1937'sa "Ain't We Got Fun" promoted the 1910s silent era classic; it wasn't even FROM any movie, as a title song, just happened to BE a Warner owned ditty.
Nor were the openings, like the rings on MM's and the various opens betyween LTS thru the WW Two years, or the size of rings between the two series, either (the Looneys had a swirl of music notes for 1938-39, then Porky in a drum,ec. when they bith got rings, Looney Tunes tyoically had fatter rings, than Melodies till 1963, when the 1962 "Now hear this": UPA/grahpc logo was introduced. 1967's "Normnan Normal", released 1/3/68, was a "Cartoon Special" with the LT/MM logo, (the same modern graphic, blue-background, deal, that, by this time, was now used on the "new title"-Korean 1930s/.40s B&W that were "color-traced" in Korea), and the pre-scandal Bill Cosby expierment"The Door" was a one off, not even a "Special" anything, despite Bill
's connection, then, to WB..(Peter Paul and Mary's Paul Stookey, by the same token, was behind the IN-HOUSE CARTOON SPECIAL Norman Normal..:))
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