The Capitol Film Collection - Wanna Buy A Record (1951) 

And I have a copy!

Amazing! I am holding My copy of this Record in My hands wale watching it being made! #1451, GREAT Record!

I met him in cincinnati ohio, he was giving a speech at "U.C" college. he told me that the 6 minute cartoons took 6 to 8 months to make and cost 50,000 dollars(back in the 40s/50s) and" technicolor" charged 10,000 dollars/ cartoon. the audio track was done first and then the animators did their thing (frame by frame) oh by the way "MEL" hated carrots!!!!!! also "BEA BENADERET" did the female voicing in the cartoons!!!

Mel Blanc did the voice of Bugs Bunny. This is Mel Blanc.

Mel's using his "Charlie Dog" voice as the record dealer.

@@fromthesidelines I think that's more or less his normal voice. His voice was like that of Sylvester, only not as slobbery.

Yes along with Stan Freberg, Bea Benaderet and a couple of others who worked for Warner Brothers! Bea who was Miss Prissy`s voice played Aunt Peral on the Beverley Hillbilly`s!

Also Arthur Q. Bryan as Elmer Fudd

I think it was. Mel also looks at the camera and says “DOG!”. Another shot at RCA Victor.

@@gns423 ;Or it was a “DIG” at their competitor RCA records

Yes it looked like that to me too! Like Capitol was good naturedly “dissing” RCA

4 cents.

did you also notice the sign next to nipper said dog recorrds, 4 cents, probably a dig that RCA records weren`t worth a nickel and Capitol records were better.

*KHJ* studios. They were on Melrose from about 1938 when NBC moved out to about 1948 when they moved to Vine and Fountain. While KHJ AM & FM were on Vine, Capitol Rekkids rented/leased the space and recorded Sinatra among many others there. Then, after 1956, the Vine facility was sold due to, IIRC, infighting among either the Lee family or RKO senior management (can't remember which), and KHJ was moved *back* to 5515 Melrose.

yup, sure did, I wander if "FRANK SINATRA" helped in this "OFFENCE"!!!!

@@gregoryclemen1870 A little early. FS did not join Capitol until 1953 or 1954.

@@WPM_in_ATL I guess that he was with "COLUMBIA" at the time. frank always did jump around from one record label to another due to the fact that he would get pissed off for one reason or another, so he did start his own record label "REPRISE" records

Mel Blanc was the original voice of Bugs Bunny. Fred Flintstone was never voiced by Blanc. The Flintstone world was created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera and Fred was originally voiced by Alan Reed.

That's him.

Yes!

YES!

And Yogi Jorgensen

Did Jehry ever record for Capitol records?

Uh, Robert Crumb? Well, maybe not.

It's meant to be cartoonish , don't be such a Pussy! That's what's wrong with everyone theses days! Their too fucking sensitive!

That ending looks like what the Three Stooges do to each other all the time.

what makes you not like?

Really ! ?

No kidding, he'd shit! Hahaha!

27 DOLLARS!?!??

@@notsunnydaysahead thanks for bumping this up fella .. good time to watch it again ;-)

@@vmvlev $0.85 in 1951 is equivalent to $9.69 in 2022.

@@RaymondHng and ist 30-40 bucks now ... try to tell that to your dad that they had it easyer ... lol

I think that narration was right on! Concise to the point great annunciation classic announcer/narrator voice from that era I was just a little confused with the planning processes it looked like they did the nickel copper plating Segment twice! did anybody else ever noticed that!

Probably because the record store owner is played by Mel Blanc, the original actor of most of the Warner Brothers cartoon characters.

How do you autograph an mp3

@@videoplusdvd hmm wow i never thot about tha

Sad but true!! :-(

C Howard tech and progress always displaces jobs. People can retrain and move on to new careers.

Filming In Portland that's typically the way it is.

Theyre coming back! Although probably not to the same extent as before. I think it was Sony that decided to reestablish the first in house record plant of the vinyl revival last year. However the most skilled cutters of the day are of course long dead.

@@samnicholson5051 record's will never go out, it's a timeless art! With HD vinyl coming in 2019, it's bound to boost even more!