1935

1935 was significant with the end of the Buddy series (and Buddy's first and only color short), and the start of a series involving several anthropomorphic animal characters in an "Our Gang" group, one of whom would emerge as Warner Brothers first true star: Porky Pig.
== History ==
* Buddy's final cartoons were released this year, his final short releasing as "Buddy the Gee Man".
* The studio tries out many potential new characters in Friz Freleng's "I Haven't Got a Hat". These include Porky Pig, Beans, Oliver Owl, and Ham and Ex. While Beans was pushed by the studio, it was Porky who won the hearts of audiences.
* Jack King replaces Ben Hardaway's role as the secondary director of the Looney Tunes cartoons at the time, directing the final Buddy cartoons and the first set of Beans cartoons.
* Fred "Tex" Avery, an animator for Walter Lantz, is hired by Leon Schlesinger to be their new director and directs his first cartoon, "Gold Diggers of '49".
*Disney's exclusive rights to three-strip Technicolor ends; Warner Brothers releases its first three-strip Technicolor short with the Merrie Melodies short "Flowers for Madame".
* "The Country Mouse" was the earliest cartoon to get a Blue Ribbon reissue.
== Theatrical Shorts ==
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== Character Debuts ==
* Porky Pig
* Beans the Cat
* Ham and Ex
* Oliver Owl
* Little Kitty
==People==
===Births===
* 29 April - Lennie Weinrib
* 30 May - Lee Gunther
* 29 July - Joan Gerber
== References ==
Category:Timeline