Question: The Warner Bros. Home Entertainment animation by MGM in 1949 won the Academy Award in what category ?

text: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Academy Awards Animation Collection
Disc 1
All 15 cartoons on this disc won Academy Awards
Due to the success of the Looney Tunes Golden Collection, Tom and Jerry Spotlight Collection and Popeye DVD series, Warner Home Video issued a 3-DVD set on February 12, 2008 showcasing the various animation properties that they own, including their home-grown Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. Other animation properties represented on this set were Tom and Jerry, Droopy, and other classic MGM cartoons as well as entries from Max Fleischer's Popeye and Superman series (both originally released by Paramount Pictures). All cartoons selected for this release were nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film, with the exception of the film So Much for So Little which won the Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject. A total of 41 cartoons (completely uncut and unedited) were chosen for this set, 15 of them being winners. Many of the Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies shorts featured on this collection have also been released on the Looney Tunes Golden Collection DVD sets, but this set also includes a handful of cartoons that have not been released on these Golden Collections. The cartoons A Wild Hare and Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt which were previously reissued as Blue Ribbons have their full original titles restored, the latter having its original titles first restored on the 1995 Turner print. The cartoon From A to Z-Z-Z-Z previously released as a Blue Ribbon, but retaining its full slate of credits was also presented on this set in its original format. All the Tom and Jerry shorts have been previously released on the Spotlight Collections, but most of them here are presented restored and remastered, as opposed to the Turner broadcast TV prints used for the Spotlight Collections (the copies sourced for Mouse Trouble and Quiet Please! were badly restored transfers with washed-out colors and grainy pictures, similar to the ones that would be seen in the Tom and Jerry Golden Collection DVD & Blu-ray sets years later). Three MGM cartoons, Touché, Pussy Cat!, Good Will to Men and One Droopy Knight are presented in their original Cinemascope aspect ratios. To this day, this is Warner's only DVD release of classic animation to feature a variety of different cartoon studios. Aside from this 3-DVD set aimed towards collectors, Warner has also released each of the discs separately.
# Title Studio Star ( s ) Year Director ( s )
1 The Milky Way MGM  1940 Rudolf Ising
2 The Yankee Doodle Mouse MGM Tom and Jerry 1943 William Hanna Joseph Barbera
3 Mouse Trouble MGM Tom and Jerry 1944 William Hanna Joseph Barbera
4 Quiet Please ! MGM Tom and Jerry , Spike 1945 William Hanna Joseph Barbera
5 The Cat Concerto MGM Tom and Jerry 1947 William Hanna Joseph Barbera
6 Tweetie Pie Warner Bros Sylvester , Tweety 1947 Friz Freleng
7 The Little Orphan MGM Tom and Jerry , Tuffy 1949 William Hanna Joseph Barbera
8 For Scent-imental Reasons Warner Bros Pepé Le Pew , Penelope Pussycat 1949 Chuck Jones
9 So Much for So Little Warner Bros  1949 Chuck Jones
10 The Two Mouseketeers MGM Tom and Jerry , Tuffy 1952 William Hanna Joseph Barbera
11 Johann Mouse MGM Tom and Jerry 1953 William Hanna Joseph Barbera
12 Speedy Gonzales Warner Bros Speedy Gonzales Sylvester 1955 Friz Freleng
13 Birds Anonymous Warner Bros Sylvester , Tweety , Clarence Cat 1957 Friz Freleng
14 Knighty Knight Bugs Warner Bros Bugs Bunny Yosemite Sam 1958 Friz Freleng
15 The Dot and the Line MGM  1965 Chuck Jones Maurice Noble ( co-director )