Tom and Jerry - Logopedia | Fandom
Academy Awards title card used when the short The Cat Concerto won an Academy Award in 1946. This was first used on The Chuck Jones Collection DVD in 2009 and later in The Tom and Jerry Show (2014), the show's font is Shag Lounge, the same font as BFDI. This is used in Tom and Jerry in New York.
Tom and Jerry [Hanna-Barbera era 1940–2005] [All Title Cards …
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Every Single Tom and Jerry Title Card (1954) - YouTube
Cartoons - Puppy Tale, Possy Cat, Hic-cup Pup, Little School Mouse, Baby Butch, Mice Follies, Neapolitan Mouse, Downhearted Duckling, Pet Peeve and Touché, P...
Every Single Tom and Jerry Title Card (1953) - YouTube
Cartoons - Missing Mouse, Jerry and Jumbo, Johann Mouse, That's my Pup, Just Ducky, Two Little Indians and Life with Tom.
1949-1954 Tom and Jerry Title Card Template by Adonaire on ... - DeviantArt
2023年7月28日 · I took the title card from Tom and Jerry Cartoons since "The Little Orphan" (1949) until "Little School Mouse" (1954), and removed the background to make this title card template for material use. Gift for
Tom and Jerry/Gallery | Tom and Jerry Wiki | Fandom
This article serves as a gallery for the Tom and Jerry franchise, consisting of title cards and any sort of promotional material or images. In order to make this article less cluttered, posters and DVD covers have been moved to Posters in Tom & Jerry Media.
Tom and Jerry Title Card (1946, 2010 remake) - DeviantArt
2024年1月8日 · Another remade version of the 1946 Tom and Jerry title card from 2010, seen on all Tom and Jerry direct-to-video films until 2017.
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Titles - Cartoon Research
This animated title card was used on the earliest Tom and Jerry shorts (1931 to mid-1932). In mid-1932 our heroes’ character models were streamlined. At first a still title card (left) pictured the new models, but it was later decided to animate the card once again (right).
MGM Cartoons
This is the ORIGINAL on-screen Tom & Jerry title card of the 1940s. Most 1940s T&J cartoons that have been released on TV and home video are reissue prints with replaced/updated title art and credits (see proof below).