Every Time "Forty-Second Street" Played in Classic Looney Tunes 

Before Kander and Ebb wrote "Theme from _New York, New York",_ this was the essential New York song... at least, according to WB.

I love this classic song!

As a big fan of Looney Tunes, I just wanted to say that I love these videos and this channel! If I could request, could you possibly do videos on when "Why Don't You Fall in Love with Me?" or "Put Em' In a Box, Tie 'Em with a Ribbon (and Throw 'Em in the Deep Blue Sea)" played in these shorts?

Come and meet, Those dancing feet... On the avenue I'm taking you to: Forty-Second Street!

I love the unnecessary loop around before down into the subway 3:46, and the sound effects at 4:35 always crack me up 4:35

5:35 Make Way For Tomorrow is a 1937 feature from Paramount Pictures. I'm surprised a reference to a film from a competing studio got through.

0:00 The Organ Grinder 1:10 Bosko's Knight-mare 1:26 Bosko's Picture Show 2:00 Fresh Fish 2:06 Gopher Goofy 3:45 Daffy Doodles 4:40 Hobo Bobo 5:25 Awful Orphan 5:32 Rebel Rabbit 5:43 Often an Orphan 6:13 Hurdy-Gurdy Hare 6:55 What's Up, Doc? 7:04 His Hare-Raising Tale 7:22 Hare Brush 7:35 The Honey-Mousers 8:01 The Spy Swatter

Could you do “With Plenty of Money and You” at some point? Although you might’ve already done it, I’m not too sure

The music store at 0:45 has sax & violins! 😉 (punning on "sex & violence")

Looney tunes 1946 deaf people

Help police 👮‍♂️ an Elephant! 🐘

I was wondering if you can do “Time Waits for No One”

Ain’t I a Devil ??? 👿

Still using metv recordings for cartoons that are on blu-ray???

super woe

5:10

will you do a video of when "ahí viene la conga" was used? i'm only asking because someone has already done a short compilation with a title card and everything