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Re: MICKEY MOUSE SHORTS AGAIN
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Thu, 18 Jun 1992 13:48:36 PDT
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<[log in to unmask]>; from "KATE BOWERS" at Jun 18, 92 3:39 pm
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My reading of LC's Catalog of Copyright Entries, Motion Pictures,
1912-1939 suggests that the Disney cartoons were released as discrete
items and not as a series. The index indicates that Looney Tunes was a
series.
 
I note as well that cartoons were registered in the names of Disney
(Walt) Enterprises, Disney (Walt) Productions, Disney (Walt)
Productions, Inc., Disney (Walt) Productions Ltd., and Disney, Walter E.
---Yet more reasons to appreciate careful bibliographers.
 
-Henry Breitrose
 Dept. of Communication
 Stanford

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