Perguntas frequentes

Merrie Melodies.

A character called Lola Beverly, voiced by Frances Rose Weinberg Baruch uncredited Bea Benaderet. Bugs takes over the narration from her when he begins to tell his story.

A copy of Variety and bottle of Grade A carrot juice.

Trapalhadas de um Coelho (1947) (1947)

Bugs tells Lola Beverly of growing up in the city and confronting a gang of canine toughs.

O que É que Há, Velhinho? (1950) (1950)

Bugs tells the Disassociated Press of his struggle in the entertainment industry.

The following scenes have been cut from some TV prints:

Lola Beverly's description of Bugs's property. (Her reference to his swimming pool remains.)

Bugs Bunny becomes part of an Egyptian cigarette billboard. (The scene remains but in butchered form: all references to cigarettes are removed. We can't have the kiddies aware of the existence of cigarettes.)

Source: The Censored Cartoons Page

See: this FAQ entry

Yes, it's included in Looney Tunes Golden Collection, Volume Three (2005) (V) Disc 1.