Tex Avery Treasures - Films by One of the Greatest Cartoonists of All Time

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Fred "Tex" Avery is highly regarded as one of the greatest cartoonists of all time. His films continue to entertain fans around the world and are still just as fresh and funny as when they were made. He invented the wacky, zany, cartoony style that reminds us, "In a cartoon, you can do anything!" He began directing cartoons full-time at the Leon Schlesinger Studio, helping to create characters like Porky, Daffy, Bugs, and Elmer. This DVD collects some of the early films he directed during his tenure at the Schlesinger Studio: Porky's Garden (B+W, 1937) I Wanna Be a Sailor (Color, 1937) Hamateur Night (Color, 1939) A Day at the Zoo (Color, 1939) The Early Worm Gets the Bird (Color, 1940) The Haunted Mouse (B+W, 1941) Porky's Preview (B+W, 1941) All This and Rabbit Stew (Color, 1941) Bonus Features: In the late 1950s, Tex Avery began to work on animated TV commercials. These are some compilations of commercials that we believe were either directed or produced by Avery. Mel Blanc also provided voice work. Vintage Raid commercials Vintage Kool Aid commercials Vintage Fritos commercials starring the Frito Bandito