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Directed by Robert Clampett 1943

In this classic cartoon, Elmer Fudd introduces two marvelous shorts one starring Bugs Bunny, and Porky Pig. The other is called 'Blue Danube' featuring a family of swans who get a few visits from a couple of other birds.

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Directed by Friz Freleng 1943

In this WWII cartoon Daffy gives the Nazi's something to worry about. One crazy gag after the other keeps them on their toes.

Directed by Friz Freleng 1942

Elmer is a Candian mounty determined to get his man, or Rabbit in this case. Bugs shows Elmer that bringing him to justice might not be as easy as he planned.

Directed by Robert Clampett 1943

Bugs meets his match in 1943 when he discovers that there are such things as gremlins. This cartoon is a rollercoaster ride as Bugs and the Gremlin spar with eachother for controll of a WWII Bomber.

Directed by Chuck Jones 1943

Two unsuspecting ship-wrecked castaways find themselves famished, and on a deserted island where the only thing to eat is Rabbit. But as they discover, hunger is prefered to the agony that Bugs can inflict.

Full-Length Cartoon: Mysto Fox (1946): Watch the extremely rare 'lost' Fox and Crow short!

MYSTRO FOX - Click here to view movie

FRACTURED FAIRY TALE INTRODUCTION - Click here to view scene. JAY WARD - ROCKY AND BULLWINKLE

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The Adventures of Pow Wow first appeared from January 30, 1949 through March 13, 1949 as a very limited-animation local 15 minute Sunday morning program on New York's WNBT-TV. It reappeared in 1956 as a series of 39 five minute black and white films on CBS-TV's Captain Kangaroo show. Pow Wow was syndicated by Screen Gems to the eleven western U.S. states which did not air Captain Kangaroo at the time.