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This is an original color model sheet used in making the 1957 Merrie Melodies short "Boyhood Daze" released April 20, 1957 and directed by Chuck Jones. Ralph Phillips breaks a window while playing baseball inside and is sent to his room until his father gets home.
The Ralph L. Phillips Collection is the once private collection of the notable Boston area railfan that the Bay State Model Railroad Museum became the caretakers for upon his passing. The collection consists of over 2,000 book volumes covering railroads from around the world, as well as over 73,000 photographic slides.
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Ralph Phillips is a Looney Tunes character. He was voiced by Dick Beals for the most part, but Daws Butler voiced him in "90 Day Wondering" and "Drafty, Isn't It?"
Ralph is an imaginative boy who likes to daydream about all kinds of things he sees around him. He has red hair and blue eyes. As a boy he always wore a light blue shirt.
He first appeared in "From A to Z-Z-Z-Z" in 1954, and then "Boyhood Daze" in 1957. The former was nominated for an Academy Award. He also appeared in the TV Pilot Adventures of the Road-Runner, and one of the shorts cut from it, "Zip Zip Hooray!" He appeared as an older Army Recruit in two special cartoons created for the Army, "90 Day Wondering" a...
featured a character named Colin whose appearance seems to have been based on Ralph's.
In the 2004 Duck Dodgers episode "The Love of a Father", Ralph received an evil future counterpart in the form of Baby-Faced Moonbeam, who was also voiced by the late Dick Beals.
In 2014, Ralph, Egghead, Tweety, and Babyface Finster, were featured on a cover of Teen Titans from DC Comics.
Ralph Phillips appeared in the Looney Tunes Cartoons short "Livin' the Daydream".
•Chuck Jones named him after animator Jack Phillips.
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Ralph Phillips. Chuck Jones’ boyhood persona, Ralph is a grade-school day-dreamer whose exploits can be seen in the Academy-Award nominated From A to ZZZZ. He later starred in Boyhood Daze .
Phillips Manufacturing has been a proud American manufacturer since 1955. Phillips produces drywall corner bead, accessories, metal lath, metal studs.
Ralph Phillips is a daydreamer. Who is Ralph Phillips? Audiences responded to Chuck Jones’ boyhood persona, Ralph Phillips. A grade-school dreamer whose exploits can be seen in the 1954 Academy-Award nominated short, From A to ZZZZ, and the 1957 animated short, A Boyhood Daze.
