1947

1947 marks a revolutionary change for the studio as they win their first Oscar for "Tweetie Pie". However, as budgets were beginning to diminish, Warner Bros. began their cost-cutting procedures. Twenty-two shorts were released this year.
== History ==
* The Color Rings change again to red rings and blue background starting with "Along Came Daffy". This variation was used in the end titles for the Turner "dubbed versions" of the cartoons crediting the bylines "A WARNER BROS. CARTOON", even if they were the Blue Ribbon prints.
* The "Present" text changes slightly starting with "A Hare Grows in Manhattan".
* The Looney Tunes logo does not have the bylines "REG US PAT OFF." at the end for the 1947-48 closing titles.
* "Tweetie Pie" is the first Warner Bros. cartoon to win an Academy Award for Best Animated Short.
* "House Hunting Mice" is the first short since 1934 to be produced in Cinecolor.
* Arthur Davis' unit is disbanded in November due to budget problems that Warner Bros was facing.https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/robert-mckimsons-a-ham-in-a-role/ The last released short directed under his unit, "Bye, Bye Bluebeard" would be released two years later.
== Warner Club News Stories ==
WCN - March 1947.jpg|Mar. 1947
WCN - May 1947.jpg|May 1947
WCN - June 1947.jpg|June 1947
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WCN - August 1947 - Part 1.jpg|Aug. 1947 - Part 1
WCN - August 1947 - Part 2.jpg|Aug. 1947 - Part 2
WCN - September 1947 - Part 1.jpg|Sept. 1947 - Part 1
WCN - September 1947 - Part 2.jpg|Sept. 1947 - Part 2
WCN - November 1947 - Part 1.jpg|Nov. 1947 - Part 1
WCN - November 1947 - Part 2.jpg|Nov. 1947 - Part 2
== Theatrical Shorts ==
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== Blue Ribbon Reissues ==
=== 1946-47 Season ===
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==Character Debuts==
*Tweety (finalized appearance)
*Goofy Gophers
*Charlie Dog
*The Dog
*Wellington
== People ==
=== Births ===
* 22 March - Tony Pope
* 4 December - Robert J. Walsh
== References ==
Category:Timeline