It is only appropriate that cartoon series which began their existence to plug Warner Bros.-owned songs should employ writers who showed abi...

Chuck Jones is the master of subtle expression at Warner Bros. There are all kinds of examples, but here are some in Bully For Bugs . The b...

“If you need me, just whistle,” says a bulldog (Billy Bletcher) to Jerry after the mouse springs him from a dog catcher’s van. After Tom get...

When radio started in the early 1920s, you had a guy who would introduce the various acts, fiddle with some dials, read news from the paper,...

Chilly Willy wheels a roller skate into place in his battle to get rid of a hungry bear and claim all the blue fin tuna on a ship for himsel...

Fingers are pointed like claws in the Ub Iwerks cartoon The Office Boy (1932). Some gum stretching and snapping the break up the monoton...