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  1. Also noted on the DVD commentary is Bugs Bunny's conducting performance as "Leopold", as a send-up of conductor Leopold Stokowski's energetic style, including his shunning the baton: Bugs makes a point of snapping the baton in half and discarding it. As Bugs enters the concert hall wearing a Stokowski-like hairpiece, the orchestra members begin ...

  2. May 1, 2021 · 334 subscribers. Subscribed. 5. 277 views 2 years ago. During the concert's final act, Bugs poses as the highly respected Leopold Stokowski, prompting the musicians, Giovanni, the conductor,...

    • May 1, 2021
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    • Classical Videos Archive
  3. Leopold Stokowski never conducted with a baton. This is the reason why Bugs Bunny, impersonating Stokowski, promptly breaks the baton before conducting, and conducts using such dramatic hand gestures.

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    • Animation, Short, Adventure
    • Chuck Jones
    • 1949-06-25
  4. There was a 1949 cartoon spoof of Stokowski at the Bowl with Bugs Bunny playing the conductor in "Long-Haired Hare" by Chuck Jones. New York Philharmonic. He continued to appear frequently with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, both at the Hollywood Bowl and other venues.

  5. Starring: Bugs Bunny Giovanni Jones. Crew. Voice Characterizations: Mel Blanc Nicolai Shutorev (uncredited) [2] Director: Charles M. Jones. Written By: Michael Maltese. Producer: Eddie Selzer (uncredited) Animated By: Phil Monroe Ben Washam Ken Harris Lloyd Vaughan. Layout Artist: Robert Gribbroek. Background Artist: Peter Alvarado. Film Editor:

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  7. Still of Leopold Stokowski in Disney’s Fantasia When the name Leopold Stokowski is mentioned, this is the first thought that comes to my mind: I immediately flash onto that 1949 cartoon “Long-Haired Hare,” in which Bugs Bunny struts pompously onto the stage of the Hollywood Bowl wearing a white wig and tails, and the orchestra musicians ...

  8. Long-Haired Hare is a 1949 Looney Tunes cartoon starring Bugs Bunny and directed by Chuck Jones. Bugs is hanging out one day playing the banjo and singing "A Rainy Night in Rio," when his singing bothers Giovanni Jones, a pompous opera singer who is rehearsing his part in The Barber of Seville.

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