The All-Time Greatest Warner Bros. Cartoon Poll II

[Pietro]

Welcome to this week's "Greatest Warner Bros. Cartoon Poll."

What is this you ask? Read these directions below:

Starting in this thread, someone picks their favorite Warner cartoon from a category, I will list. The person will pick their favorite cartoon from that specific category. The cartoon mentioned in the thread the most will make it to the semi-finals (which I will post in poll-form), and if really successful to the actual finals (with will also be in poll-form)

Rules:

These threads will be posted every Thursday. Only I or one of the other GAC moderators will post them.
You may only post one favorite cartoon
The general GAC rules still apply
This week's category: Your favorite Warner Bros. cartoon during the Transitional Period (late 1933 - mid-1936)


(Personally, my favorite from this period is "Plane Dippy" but your opinions may differ...)

-Pietro:daffy:

[UncleJunior]

"I Love To Singa."

[Cartman]

"I Love To Singa."
Ditto!

[Daffysleftfoot]

Miss Glory (or Page Miss Glory)

[Nick]

"The Blow Out" :ham:

[Lee Glover]

I Haven't Got A Hat :ham:

[RetroMan]

I Love To Singa

[David Gerstein]

PORKY'S MOVING DAY.
>CLANG!< "O-kay, booossss!"

[Senbei Norimaki]

Let it be Me

[bjimba]

Fish Tales

[Jeff]

Arrrgh, this poll is going to get tougher and tougher isn't it?

It might be nicer to allow us to pick three, with different weights. i.e. #1 gets 3 points, #2 gets 2 points and #3 gets 1 point...just a suggestion for next time I guess.

The cartoons that I had to weed out: My Green Fedora, I Love To Singa, The Village Smithy, I Haven't Got A Hat, At Your Service Madame, The Blow Out. All those are pushed aside for my one pick:

Gold Diggers of '49