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• Warner Bros. Cartoons
  ...eon Schlesinger]], and served as an in-house cartoon division for [[Warner Bros.]] during the Golden Age of American Animation. They were primarily respons ...nimation''' before closing again in [[1969]]. It was succeeded by [[Warner Bros. Animation]], which was established in [[1980]].
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• Warner Bros. Cartoons Golden Jubilee 24 Karat Collection
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• Authentic and Original Warner Bros. Looney Tunes Cartoons
  ...ranchise)|Looney Tunes]]'' VHS videocassettes and LaserDiscs released by [[Warner Home Video]]. They were released in waves from [[July 15]], [[1992]] to [[M ...ny spinning the "Warner Bros. Family Entertainment" logo around the Warner Bros. shield.
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• Bernard B. Brown
  |credits= Several [[Warner Bros. Cartoons|Warner Bros.]] cartoons [[Category:Warner. Bros Cartoons]]
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• Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Animation
  #REDIRECT [[Warner Bros. Cartoons]]
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• Leon Schlesinger Productions
  #REDIRECT [[Warner Bros. Cartoons]]
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• The Twelve Missing Hares
  At the last second, Warner Bros pulled the special from airing and the special was considered lost media un
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• Warner Bros. Animation
  ...he subsidiary of [[Warner Bros. Discovery]]. It is a successor to [[Warner Bros. Cartoons]], which was active from [[1933]] to [[1969]], and was establishe ...levision and direct-to-video animation based on properties owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, including Turner Entertainment (which owns properties originall
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• Milt Franklyn
  |credits= Various [[Warner Bros. Cartoons|Warner Bros.]] cartoons until 1962 [[Category:Warner. Bros Cartoons]]
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• Carl W. Stalling
  |credits= Various [[Warner Bros. Cartoons|Warner Bros.]] cartoons until [[1958]] ...hen he was hired by [[Leon Schlesinger]] to compose music for his [[Warner Bros. Cartoons|animation studio]] under contract. Stalling retired in [[1958]],
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• Hollywood
  ...wn as the movie-making capital of the world. It is also where the [[Warner Bros.]] studio is headquartered. [[Category:Warner Bros. Animation]]
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• Looney Tunes Cartoons
  |prodcompany= [[Warner Bros. Animation]] |distributor= [[Warner Bros. Television]]
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• Warner Bros.-Seven Arts
  |name= Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Inc. |predecessor=[[Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.]] ([[1923]]-[[1967]])<br />Seven Arts Productions ([[1957]]
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• Gruesome Gorilla's wife
  [[Category:Warner Bros. Cartoons]] [[Category:Warner Bros. Animation]]
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• Friz Freleng
  ...artoonist, director, producer, and composer known for his work at [[Warner Bros. Cartoons]] on the ''[[Looney Tunes (theatrical shorts)|Looney Tunes]]'' an ...ectors, having won five Academy Awards and three Emmy Awards. After Warner Bros. closed their animation studio in [[1963]], Freleng and business partner [[
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• Arthur Q. Bryan
  ...aracter Dr. Gamble. He started work for the [[Warner Bros. Cartoons|Warner Bros.]] in [[1939]], where he originated a voice (for the cartoon ''[[Dangerous [[Category:Warner Bros. Cartoons actors]]
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• Gruesome Gorilla
  [[Category:Warner Bros. Cartoons]] [[Category:Warner Bros. Animation]]
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• MeTV
  ...tudios (both of which are owned by [[Turner Entertainment]] under [[Warner Bros.]]; with license from King Features Syndicate for the latter). ''Toon in Wi ...tones_(TV_series)|The Flintstones}}'' and ''[[Yogi Bear]]''. Additionally, Warner's animated library also airs on this channel alongside other licensed prope
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• Japan
  * During World War II, the [[Warner Bros. Cartoons|Warner Bros. cartoon studio]] produced a number of propaganda shorts aimed directly to *On November 15, 2001, [[Warner Bros.]] and {{Plain link|https://sanriowiki.com/wiki/Sanrio|Sanrio}} launched th
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• Michael Maltese
  ...d artist and screenwriter who worked at the [[Warner Bros. Cartoons|Warner Bros. animation unit]] from [[1937]] to [[1958]], namely for his writing credits
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• Bob Clampett
  ...tor, director, producer, and puppeteer best known for his work at [[Warner Bros.]] for the ''[[Looney Tunes (theatrical shorts)|Looney Tunes]]'' theatrical ...cartoons later deemed classic. Clampett also provided designs for some of Warner's popular animated characters, including [[Porky Pig]], [[Daffy Duck (chara
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• Warner Bros. Cartoon Cavalcade
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:''Warner Bros. Cartoon Cavalcade''}} ...a series ''[[Looney Tunes (franchise)|Looney Tunes]]'' VHSes released by [[Warner Home Video]] in [[1988]]. The series was a limited series and only featured
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• Ben Hardaway
  ...gman, writer and director who worked at the [[Warner Bros. Cartoons|Warner Bros.]] animation studio from [[1934]] to [[1940]], and then briefly from [[1949 ===Career at Warner Bros.===
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