"Notes to You" Available in B & W?

[PShields79]

I buried this question in another thread, so am giving it its own...

I have a super 8 sound print of this cartoon, redrawn with the 60s WB-7 Arts logo. I am not aware of its availability on DVD, and hardly ever see it broadcast.

Does anyone know if it is available? I actually prefer it to the remake with Sylvester (can't think of the title at the moment).

Perry

[Sogturtle]

I buried this question in another thread, so am giving it its own...

I have a super 8 sound print of this cartoon, redrawn with the 60s WB-7 Arts logo. I am not aware of its availability on DVD, and hardly ever see it broadcast.

Does anyone know if it is available? I actually prefer it to the remake with Sylvester (can't think of the title at the moment).

Perry

Perry~

That would be "Back Alley Oproar":)

[Mark J]

It's in B&W on the PD Cartoon Craze DVD "Porky Pig: Porky's Cafe" released a couple of years ago and still floating around dollar stores and the Rag Shop. Like most Cartoon Craze it's no frills but well worth the dollar if you find it. I don't remember if it is in original B&W or 'de-colorized' like some of the Porky shorts where they turn the color off.

[Tom Stathes]

I hate supposed b/w's which are only redrawns with color turned off.
Once in awhile the original b/w Guild print pops up on 16mm.

[Leviathan]

Notes to You was released on one of Columbia House's Looney Tunes Tapes (Musical Masterpieces), however I don't know if it's B/W on the VHS or not

http://looney.goldenagecartoons.com/video/videocolhouse.html

"Baton Bunny"
"Rhapsody in Rivets"
"A Corny Concerto"
"Notes to You"
"Mouse Mazurka"
"Long-Haired Hare"
"How Do I Know It's Sunday?"
"Pigs in a Polka"
"Rabbit of Seville"
"High Note"
"Rhapsody Rabbit"
"One Froggy Evening"
"What's Opera, Doc?"

[mmm...donuts]

Notes to You was released on one of Columbia House's Looney Tunes Tapes (Musical Masterpieces), however I don't know if it's B/W on the VHS or not

http://looney.goldenagecartoons.com/video/videocolhouse.html
I don't own that specific tape, but in the other volumes I own from that series, the b/w shorts are all presented in their original form.

It's in B&W on the PD Cartoon Craze DVD "Porky Pig: Porky's Cafe" released a couple of years ago and still floating around dollar stores and the Rag Shop. Like most Cartoon Craze it's no frills but well worth the dollar if you find it. I don't remember if it is in original B&W or 'de-colorized' like some of the Porky shorts where they turn the color off.
And yes, the copy on that DVD is definitely a "de-colorized" one.

[Larry T]

Notes to You was released on one of Columbia House's Looney Tunes Tapes (Musical Masterpieces), however I don't know if it's B/W on the VHS or not.

It is, with the original titles/credits too.

[dandu]

Was this cartoon ever shown computer colorized? BTW, I always crack up the ending of the redrawn version where the cats just stand still after the loud crash!!!

[oceansoul]

I love both "Notes to You" and "Back Alley Oproar" however BAO would be much better with Porky instead of Elmer.

IIRC I saw some colorized version on Youtube..