41. News From Me - ARCHIVES Let s talk about mel blanc. Better still, let s let the fine voice actor Gregg Berger talk about mel blanc. This is a clip someone shot from the audience of http://www.newsfromme.com/archives/2007_03_07.html

March 8, 2007 Current March 6, 2007 Wednesday, March 7, 2007 Today's Bonus Video Link Dave Foley, formerly of NewsRadio and Kids in the Hall , is hosting a new 15-minute variety show on the Internet. It's called Can't Sleep With Dave Foley and he hosts it in the middle of his night in his bathrobe. There are guests, there's music and some of the episodes have what you might call "adult content." Ben Varkentine told me about it and I'm linking to the first episode which guests Lewis Black and musicial group Rilo Kiley... If you like that, you can watch Episode 2 or Episode 3 . That third one's recommended for Mature Audiences...as if there's anyone mature surfing the Internet. LINK Recommended Reading Jacob Weisberg itemizes what he calls "The Four Unspeakable Truths" about the Iraq War. I think there's an important dialogue here that this country isn't having because of these taboos. One of my best Conservative friends often rails at what he sees as a pernicious "political correctness" on the part of the Left that prevents, for example, a lot of valid points from being made about minorities because the observations are mislabelled as racism. I agree with a lot of his examples. Where we part company is that I see as much of that on the right. One cannot say or even suggest, for instance, that the death of any U.S. soldier was unnecessary or due to leadership incompetence or that it's anything but the noblest of sacrifices. I think everyone is now of the mind that something has been seriously wrong with the whole invasion of Iraq, or at least the aftermath of that invasion. It might be nice if we could discuss what exactly it was.

42. Classic Television Showbiz: Late Night With David Letterman With Guest Mel Blanc Hunter S. Thompson and mel blanc sharing one green room! No wonder this show was such a cult hit once upon a time. Don t forget to check out mel and company http://classicshowbiz.blogspot.com/2007/11/late-night-with-david-letterman-with.

skip to main skip to sidebar Classic Television Showbiz "It's a portal into a previously unseen world." - The Guardian Tuesday, November 20, 2007 Late Night with David Letterman with guest Mel Blanc (1982) I have a new and much faster computer so I'll be trying my damnedest to increase the amount of posts you get on the site each day. Here's number three for this swell Tuesday. You'll hear Letterman mention after the commericial break that Hunter S. Thompson was also on this episode. Hunter S. Thompson and Mel Blanc sharing one green room! No wonder this show was such a cult hit once upon a time. Don't forget to check out Mel and company talking about the life of Jack Benny on Merv Griffin over here Posted by Kliph Nesteroff at 2:24 PM Labels: David Letterman mel blanc comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Sites Endorsed by Classic Television Showbiz My articles on the WFMU site Old TV Tickets The Generation Exploitation Podcast The Generation Exploitation Website ... WFMU's Beware the Blog Blog Archive January Jello and State Farm Insurance Present The Jack Be...

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45. Hello Children Everywhere I taut I taw a puddy cat blanc, mel 15. Teddy bear s picnic - Hall, Henry Woody woodpecker - blanc, mel 21. Who s afraid of the big bad wolf - Pinky http://www.sterlingtimes.co.uk/children.htm

46. We Like Multimedia - Media That Shaped My Life I don t know if mel blanc changed my life, but I certainly do like doing voices and So I should say that mel blanc hasn t changed my life yet. http://www.welikemedia.com/mediathatshapedmylife.html

Media That Shaped My Life by Rusty W. Spell Introduction "This changed my life" is a strong phrase, especially when you're referring to something silly like media. That's originally why I softened the title to "shaped my life," but lots of what I'm discussing below did in fact change my life. My life is largely a creative one, so it only makes sense that creative people and the things they created changed it. So, yes, "changed my life," but "shaped" is still more accurate so I'm sticking to that. I've structured this article somewhat as of a biography of my early creative life, though by no means a complete one. Think of the headers as key poses that the animation of the rest of my life filled in as it naturally had to. As a warning, you'll be reading a lot about me, so unless you're interested in Rusty Spell, I can't promise you'll enjoy this, but I hope you'll give it a shot. Charles M. Schulz: Peanuts Everything began with Charles M. Schulz and his Peanuts characters. Since Snoopy and Charlie Brown are everywhere, and have been since 1950, they were of course present even before any time that I can remember. My first material possession (at least one that I still have) was a Christmas ornament of Snoopy wearing reindeer antlers and his tongue sticking out, given to my mother to give to me a month before I was born. Of course, almost everyone certainly every kid likes or loves Peanuts, so I'm not special in that regard. But did they change my life? Yes. The main thing that happened at this early stage was that Schulz helped me realize what an artist was. I was just as interested in Charles Schulz as a person as I was his characters. I wasn't yet interested in his personal

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48. Mel Blanc From 1936 and on blanc was the key to the voices of the Warner Characters. Whether it was Bugs Bunny s What s up Doc , or Porky s studering That s All http://www.nonstick.com/wdocs/blanc.html

Mel Blanc From 1936 and on Blanc was the key to the voices of the Warner Characters. Whether it was Bugs Bunny's "What's up Doc", or Porky's studering "That's All Folks" Blanc always delivered the goods. Often refered to as the man with 1000 voices, clearly his talent gave a timeless personality to his characters.

49. IBistro Goldmine Looney tunes golden collection videorecording blanc, mel. Looney tunes golden collection videorecording Change Catalog Display blanc, mel. http://goldmine.uaf.edu/uhtbin/cgisirsi.exe/x/UAFRAS/x/20/DVD-1/1/X1002650084

Your browser does not support JavaScript and this application utilizes JavaScript to build content and provide links to additional information. You should either enable JavaScript in your browser settings or use a browser that supports JavaScript in order to take full advantage of this application. iBistro at ... Reserve Desk My Account Goldmine Libraries put_help_button('full_details.html'); Find more by this author Find more on these topics Nearby items on shelf Looney tunes golden collection [videorecording] Blanc, Mel. Publisher: Warner Home Video, Pub date: Pages: 4 videodiscs (411 min.) : ISBN: Item info: 3 copies available at Barrow - Tuzzy Consortium Library. Holdings UAF - Rasmuson Library Call Number Location Material Copies DVD-1179 VIDEODISC Material has been checked/charged out DVD Barrow - Tuzzy Consortium Library Call Number Location Material Copies DVD C787 DISC 1 Barrow - DVD DVD DVD C789 DISC 3 Barrow - DVD DVD DVD C790 DISC 4 Barrow - DVD DVD Full View From Catalog Title: Looney tunes golden collection [videorecording].

50. Mel Blanc - Wikipedia mel blanc joined Leon Schlesinger Studios (the subsidiary of Warner Brothers Pictures which produced animated cartoons) in 1936. http://facetroughgemstones.com/wikipedia/me/Mel_Blanc.html

Contents Mel Blanc Melvin Jerome Blanc May 30 July 10 ) was a famous American voice actor for Warner Brothers and Hanna-Barbera cartoons. Blanc's ability to create voices for multiple characters first attracted attention when he worked as a voice actor in radio . He was a regular on the Jack Benny Program in various roles, including as as Benny's automobile (a Maxwell in desparate need of a tune up) and Benny's pet polar bear Carmichael. Blanc also appeared on other national radio programs, and later played various small part on Benny's television show. Mel Blanc joined Leon Schlesinger Studios (the subsidiary of Warner Brothers Pictures which produced animated cartoons) in . He soon became noted for voicing a wide variety of cartoon characters, including Bugs Bunny Tweety Bird Porky Pig Barney Rubble[?] , and many others. His death was considered a significant loss to the cartoon industry because of his skill, expressive range, and the sheer number of characters he portrayed, which now had to be taken up by others as literally no one person could match his vocal range. He was born in San Francisco, California

51. Internet Archive: Details: The Mel Blanc Show September 9, 2007 Subject Porky Pig Now I know where mel blanc came up with Porky Pig from Zookie and Sad Sack were the fore runners of Porky. http://www.archive.org/details/TheMelBlancShow

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52. Mel Blanc Biography (1908-1989) mel blanc once estimated that he supplied more than 400 different voices in approximately 3000 cartoons between the mid1930s and the late 1980s. http://www.filmreference.com/film/97/Mel-Blanc.html

// nothing @import "../css/default.css"; Mel Blanc forum Theatre, Film, and Television Biographies James D. Bissell to Marlon Brando Mel Blanc Biography (1908-1989) Full name, Melvin Jerome Blanc; born May 30, 1908, in San Francisco, CA; diedof heart disease and emphysema, July 10, 1989, in Los Angeles, CA; son of Frederick and Eva (Katz) Blanc (co-managers of a women's clothing business); married Estelle Rosenbaum, 1933; children: Noel. google_ad_client = "pub-4803409109489353"; google_ad_width = 336; google_ad_height = 280; google_ad_format = "336x280_as"; google_ad_type = "text_image"; google_ad_channel = "8880057905"; google_color_border = "FFFFFF"; google_color_bg = "FFFFFF"; google_color_link = "000099"; google_color_url = "999999"; google_color_text = "000000"; // Nationality American Gender Male Birth Details May 30, 1908 San Francisco, California, United States Death Details July 10, 1989 Los Angeles, California, United States Mel Blanc once estimated that he supplied more than 400 different voices in approximately 3,000 cartoons between the mid-1930s and the late 1980s. Among his more familiar characterizations are those of Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, DaffyDuck, Sylvester and Tweetie, the Road Runner, Yosemite Sam, Speedy Gonzalez,Foghorn Leghorn, Woody Woodpecker, Barney Rubble, Dino the dinosaur, Speed Buggy, Tasmanian Devil, Pepe LePew, the Frito Bandito (on television commercials), and Jack Benny's dilapidated automobile. During World War II, Blanc alsoprovided the voice of Private Snafu for Frank Capra's wartime newsreel, The Army-Navy Screen Magazine, as well as voices for the Trigger Joe film series for the Army Air Forces and for a series of Navy and Marine Corps health films.

53. Who Was The Voice Of Bugs Bunny? July 10, 1989, Los Angeles, Calif. by name of melVIN JEROME blanc, American entertainer, after mel blanc. his son took over. Jul 22 00, 515 AM http://www.funtrivia.com/askft/Question3405.html

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54. Mel Blanc Show - Free Shows - Listen Now! mel blanc began his career on the Jack Benny show, which then led to his own radio show on CBS called The mel blanc Show , which ran from September 3, http://www.freeotrshows.com/otr/m/Mel_Blanc_Show.html

var s_sid = 87047;var st_dominio = 4; var cimg = 604;var cwi =110;var che =55; Mel Blanc Show Mel Blanc began his career on the Jack Benny show, which then led to his own radio show on CBS called "The Mel Blanc Show", which ran from September 3, 1946 to June 24, 1947. Mel Blanc played himself as the hapless owner of a repair shop, in addition to a wide range of comical characters. 1946-09-03 Birthday Card Promotion 1946-09-10 The Efficiency Expert 1946-09-17 Mel's Putty Cake 1946-09-24 Mr Colby's Water Heater 1946-10-01 Mel and the Muscle Meter 1946-10-08 The Fishing Rod 1946-10-15 The Postman's Ball 1946-10-22 Betty Rhodes Visits the Shop 1946-10-29 Community Chest Fund Drive 1946-11-05 Mel Breaks the New Radio 1946-11-12 Mel the Babysitter 1946-11-19 Mr- Colby Wants to Sell the Store 1946-11-26 Mel's Thanksgiving Dinner 1946-12-03 Mel and Betty Elope 1946-12-10 Betty's Christmas Present 1946-12-17 Christmas Shopping with Betty 1946-12-24 Mel Plays Santa Claus 1946-12-31 Zebra of the Year 1947-01-07 The Broken Prize Record of Caruso 1947-01-14 Rich Foreign Relatives 1947-01-28 The Masqurade Costume 1947-02-04 The Man to Marry Betty 1947-02-11 The Fix-It Shop is Sold 1947-02-18 The Case of the Missing Slice of Bread 1947-02-25 The Vaudeville Team 1947-03-04 The Stuffed Pheasant 1947-03-11 Mel Sells Colby's Valuable Painting 1947-03-18 Mel is Engaged to Two Women 1947-03-25 Miss Uga Uga Boo Beauty Contest

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56. Name That Actor/Actress - Part 2 blanc, mel Bledel, Alexis Bluthal, John Boone, Jr., Mark Brennan, Walter Bridges, Jeff Brolin, James Brown, Erin (Sadie Lane / Misty Mundae) Butler, Gerard http://www.subdemon.com/forum/index.php?topic=1353.1785

57. Mel Blanc's Grave blanc s success on the Jack Benny Program led to his own radio show on the CBS radio network, The mel blanc Show, which ran from September 3, http://www.hollywoodusa.co.uk/ForeverObituaries/melblanc.htm

Back to :- Hollywood Forever Celebrity Graves Final Resting Place of Mel Blanc. Mel Blanc May 30th, 1908 - July 10th, 1989 Cartoon Voice of the Looney Toon carton characters & closing "That's All Folks" Section 13, Pineland Section, grave 149, next to the road. Melvin Jerome Blanc (May 30, 1908 – July 10, 1989) was a famous American voice actor for both classic American radio programs and many animation studios, primarily Warner Bros. and Hanna-Barbera. Early years and radio work Hollywood Walk of Fame Animation voice work during the Golden Age of Hollywood On January 24, 1961, Blanc was involved in a near-fatal auto accident on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, California. Hit head-on, Blanc suffered a triple skull fracture that left him in a coma for three weeks, and fractures of both legs and the pelvis. The accident prompted over 15,000 get-well cards from anxious fans, including some addressed only to "Bugs Bunny, Hollywood, USA". One newspaper falsely reported that he had died. After his recovery, Blanc reported in TV interviews, and later in his autobiography, that a clever doctor had helped him to come out of his coma by talking to Bugs Bunny, after futile efforts to talk directly to Blanc. Although he had no actual recollection of this, Blanc learned that when the doctor was inspired to ask him, "How are you today, Bugs Bunny?", Blanc answered back in Bugs' voice. Blanc thus credited Bugs with saving his life. Blanc returned home from the UCLA Medical Center on March 17 to the cheers of more than 150 friends and neighbors. On March 22, he filed a $500,000 lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles. His accident, one of 26 in the preceding two years at the intersection, resulted in the city quickly providing money to reconstruct curves at the dangerous corner. At the time of the accident, Blanc served as the voice of Barney Rubble on ABC's The Flintstones. His absence from the show would be relatively brief after the show's producers set up recording equipment in Blanc's house to allow him to work from his residence. He also returned to "The Jack Benny Show" to film the program's 1961 Christmas show, moving around via crutches and/or a wheelchair.

58. University Of Canterbury Library Catalogue by Maltese, Michael. , Jones, Chuck, 1912 , Freleng, Isadore, 1906- , blanc, mel. , Monroe, Philip. , Stalling, Carl W. , Warner Bros. http://ipac.canterbury.ac.nz/ipac20/ipac.jsp?profile=a&npp=30&index=.VW&term=ani

59. Stan Freberg Discography By Warren Debenham blanc, mel. Capitol 2764. Money (written by Freberg)/Polly, Pretty Polly. Promo . 1954. BUCHANAN, BIG JIM. Century HRW1-101, -102. http://www.cyberonic.net/~atrain/comedy/freberg.htm

STAN FREBERG discography ver. 1/08 Warren Debenham and Norm Katuna (with help from Ted Hering) [New entries are bold type Corrections and comments are welcome: Warren Debenham e-mail: wdebenham@*****.com 78 RPM Acetate related 78 ... When Radio Was Stan Freberg's radio show 1999 to - - - Radio and TV appearances 78 RPM Acetate Commercial announcements and character impersonations in the voice of Stan Freberg/Excerpts from the Harmony Homestead broadcast featuring the voice of Stan Freberg. Thirteen excerpts from the morning broadcast of Harmony Homestead. KPAS. 9:45am daily. Uncle Quincy’s Soap; Eleanor; Fingers the gangster; Little Red Riding Hood. 1945. 10" 78 RPM Capitol 1356 - John and Marsha / Ragtime Dan. 1951. 1697 * Little Blue Riding Hood / St. George and the Dragonet. [SEEN ON LISTS - NOT CONFIRMED] _**See no promos after 2838**_ 2929 - Sh-Boom/Wide-Screen Mama Blues. 1954. 2986 * Yulenet/(Part 1 and 2). [SEEN ON LISTS - NOT CONFIRMED] 3138 - The Honey-Earthers/The Lone Psychiatrist. 1955. CAS-3162 (32112) - Dinky Pinky (Part 1 and 2). [DATE] DBX-3165 (7-32116, -32116). Mickey Mouse's Birthday Party. Two-record set with booklet.[DATE]

60. Biographies Index: Blackburn, Joseph (Clay Styles) To Blanc, Mel Biographies of people living and dead of all nations. http://www.allbiographies.com/biographies-JosephClayStylesBlackburn-MelBlanc.php

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