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The Compleat of Tex Avery Title 邦題 Publish Compleat LD DVD S.C. Blitz Wolf うそつき狼 1942 1 2-1 4-4 The Early Bird Dood It のろまな早起き鳥 1942 2 Dumb-Hounded つかまるのはごめん 1943 3 2-2 1 Red Hot Riding Hood おかしな赤頭巾 1943 4 1-9 2-1 Who Killed Who? ある殺人 1943 5 1-4 1-4 One Ham’s Family 子豚のクリスマス 1943 6 1-10 2-2 What’s Buzzin’ Buzzard? 腹ペコハゲタカ 1943 7 4-6 Screwball Squirrel 人の悪いリス 1944 8 2-5 Batty Baseball とんだ野球試合 1944 9 3-5 Happy-Go-Nutty リスの刑務所破り 1944 10 1-11 2-3 Big Heel-Watha インディアンのお婿さん 1944 11 1-15 2-7 The Screwy Truant さぼり屋リス 1945 12 2-3 3-1 The Shooting of Dan McGoo アラスカの拳銃使い 1945 13 3 Jerky Turkey ずる賢い七面鳥 1945 14 Swing Shift Cinderella 狼とシンデレラ 1945 15 1-1 1-1 Wild and Wolfy ドルーピー 西部の早射ち 1945 16 1-13 2 2-5 Lonesome Lenny 僕はさみしいんだ 1946 17 The Hick Chick いじわるニワトリ 1946 18 Northwest Hounded Police 迷探偵ドルーピーの大追跡 1946 19 1-16 4 2-8 Henpecked Hoboes デカ吉チビ助のニワトリ狩り 1946 20 Hound Hunters デカ吉チビ助の野良犬狩り 1947 21 3-4 Red Hot Rangers デカ吉チビ助の消防士 1947 22 Uncle Tom’s Cabana うそつきトム 1947 23 Slap Happy Lion 腰抜けライオン 1947 24 1-12 2-4 King Size Canary 太りっこ競争 1947 25 2-4 What Price Fleadom ピョン助の家出 1948 26 2-6 4-1 Little Tinker スカンク君の悩み 1948 27 1-7 1-7 Lucky Ducky ウルトラ子鴨 1948 28 1-2 2-7 1-2 Half-Pint Pygmy デカ吉チビ助のこびと狩り 1948 29 The Cat That Hated People 月へ行った猫 1948 30 1-5 1-5 Bad Luck Blackie 呪いの黒猫 1949 31 1-8 1-8 Senor Droopy チャンピオン誕生 1949 32 5 The House of Tomorrow こんなお家は 1949 33 2-13 3-2 Doggone Tired ねむいウサギ狩り 1949 34 2-9 Wags To Riches 財産をねらえ 1949 35 2-10 Little Rural Riding Hood 田舎狼と都会狼 1949 36 2-8 Out-Foxed いかさま狐狩り 1949 37 6 The Counterfeit Cat 腹ペコ野良猫 1949 38 2-11 4-3 Ventriloquist Cat 腹話術は楽し 1950 39 1-14 2-6 The Cuckoo Clock 恐怖よさらば 1950 40 2-12 4-5 The Compleat of Tex Avery Title 邦題 Publish Compleat LD DVD S.C. Garden Gopher いたずらもぐら 1950 41 The Chump Champ スポーツの王様 1950 42 7 The Peachy Cobbler 森の小さな靴屋さん 1950 43 Cock-A-Doodle Dog ブルさんはお眠 1951 44 Daredevil Droopy ドルーピー君サーカスへ行く 1951 45 9 Droopy’s Good Deed 最優秀ボーイスカウト 1951 46 Symphony In Slang へんな体験記 1951 47 1-6 1-6 Car of Tomorrow ステキな自動車 1951 48 Droopy’s Double Trouble 双子騒動 1951 49 2-14 10 Magical Maestro へんてこなオペラ 1952 50 1-3 1-3 One Cab’s Family ボクはスポーツカー 1952 51 Rock-A-Bye-Bear 冬眠中はお静かに 1952 52 Little Johnny Jet ボクはジェット機 1953 53 TV Of Tomorrow うらやましい TV 1953 54 3-6 4-2 The Three Little Pups 勝利はいただき 1953 55 Drag-A-Long Droopy 西部の大決闘 1954 56 Billy Boy 何でもウメェー 1954 57 Homesteader Droopy 西部開拓史 1954 58 The Farm Of Tomorrow 楽しい農場 1954 59 The Flea Circus ノミのサーカス 1954 60 2-15 3-3 Dixieland Droopy デキシーランド犬 1954 61 8 Field and Scream 善人エド 1955 62 The First Bad Man 悪人の誕生 1955 63 Deputy Droopy 呼べど叫べど 1955 64 Cellbound 逃げてはみたけど 1955 65 Millionaire Droopy シネスコ版 1956 66 Cat’s Meow シネスコ版 1957 67 Caballero Droopy メキシコ良いとこ 1952 5-1 Grin And Share It お金と友情 1957 5-2 Blackboard Jumble いたずら教室 1957 One Droopy Knight 竜退治 1957 5-6 Sheep Wrecked まぬけな狼 1958 5-4 Mutts About Racing スピード狂 1958 Droopy Leprechaun 幸せを呼ぶ小人 1958 Compleat ："The Compleat Tex Avery LD-BOX" LD:"Screwball Classics""All This Tex Avery Too" DVD:"Tom&Jerry DVD-BOX" S.C.:"Tex Avery Screwball Classics Vol.1-4 VHS".
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