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Long-Haired Hare
Long-Haired Hare © Warner Bros.

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.

Created by: Warner Bros.
Released: 1949
Language: English
Country of Origin: USA
Style: 2D animation
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
Of Interest:

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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Looney Tunes Golden Collection - Vol.1
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