Long-Haired Hare
Bugs’ song renditions are distracting the attention of a nearby opera singer Giovanni Jones, who takes out his anger on the perplexed rabbit. The first two attacks Bugs throws off with just a comment, but on the third he decides to fight back. Heading for the Hollywood Bowl, where his tormentor is performing, Bugs’ makes sure that the concert will brings the house down.
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This time it's Maltese and Jones at the controls, but we all know what the general idea is going to be yet again. Someone picks on Bugs, who is minding...
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One of my favorite Chuck Jones cartoons. Brilliant, just brilliant. Memorable, flawless, and on par with Jone's "Robin Hood Daffy" and "The Scarlet Pumpernickel".
I love when bugs sings the songs...
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This is a thoroughly entertaining short, made more delightful (as always) by the musical content. There are some brilliant and memorable gags in this one...including prominently the throat spray...
Featuring the voices of:
| Mel Blanc | ... Bugs, Giovanna Jones (Screaming), Maestro, Delivery Boy |
| Nicolai Shutorov | ... Giovanna Jones (Singing) |
Directed by: Chuck Jones
Produced by: Edward Selzer
Musical Score by: Carl W. Stalling
Writing Credits: Michael Maltese
Bugs snapping the baton in two and discarding is a direct reference to Leopold Stokowski (whom Bugs is disguised as), who never conducted with a baton. Stokowski frequently conducted at the Hollywood Bowl and was a famous name in Hollywood during the 1930's and 40's. Today his most famous work in animation is that of composing Disney’s Fantasia.
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