1950

1950 marks the release of several milestone cartoons that would later be vindicated in history past the Golden Age. One of the very few ensemble cartoons was released, being "The Scarlet Pumpernickel". Meanwhile, Bugs Bunny celebrates his 10th birthday with the release of two noteworthy musical cartoons, "What's Up Doc?" and "Rabbit of Seville".
Thirty-one cartoons were released this year.
== Notes ==
* All cartoons released in 1950 bear the "all-green" Color Rings scheme except for "Hillbilly Hare", "Dog Collared", and "Two's a Crowd".
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== Blue Ribbon Reissues ==
=== 1949-50 Season ===
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=== 1950-51 Season ===
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==Character Debuts==
*March 4 - Melissa Duck in The Scarlet Pumpernickel
*May 27 - Miss Prissy in An Egg Scramble
*July 8 - Humphrey Bogart (caricature) in 8 Ball Bunny
*August 12 - The Martin Brothers in Hillbilly Hare
*October 28 - Sylvester Junior and Gracie in Pop 'Im Pop!
*December 30 - Frisky Puppy in Two's a Crowd
==People==
===Births===
*January 1 - Jack Enyart
*April 13 - Ron Perlman
*August 6 - Dorian Harewood
*September 21 - Bill Murray
*December 10 - Gregg Berger
===Deaths===
*September 2 - Frank Graham
*May 2 - Leo Watson
*December 21 - Earl Duvall
==Warner Club News Stories and Art==
WCN - January 1950.jpg|Jan. 1950
WCN - February 1950.jpg|Feb. 1950
WCN - March 1950.jpg|Mar. 1950
WCN - April 1950 - Part 1.jpg|Apr. 1950 - Part 1
WCN - April 1950 - Part 2.jpg|Apr. 1950 - Part 2
WCN - May 1950.jpg|May 1950
WCN - June 1950.jpg|June 1950
WCN - August 1950.jpg|Aug. 1950
WCN - October 1950.jpg|Oct. 1950
WCN - November 1950.jpg|Nov. 1950
WCN - December 1950.jpg|Dec. 1950
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Category:1950