#Picture of elmer fudd as roy moore plus

And the entrances of Egghead (as Elmer Fudd-Peacemaker)are preceded by the yodeling voice of Leonard Slye. The music in this cartoon begins with a trio yodel (Slye, Nolan and Spencer), followed by the instrumental 'Arkansas Traveler' and then a short song that begins with.'Let's get out the shootin' irons'.with the voice and fiddle of Hugh Farr there along with the other three musicians. The first printed appearance of the Sons of the Pioneers name was in a newspaper radio log dated March 3, 1934.

#Picture of elmer fudd as roy moore plus

Halls explanation was that they all appeared too young to be pioneers but qualified as being sons of same, plus they were no longer a trio. Fiddle player Hugh Farr joined them in late 1933-early 1934, and shortly after that staff announcer Harry Hall introduced the quartet as The Sons of the Pioneers, much to the surprise of The Pioneer Trio plus One. Among the performers appearing on KFWB in 1933-34 was a group known as The Pioneer Trio (also known as the Gold Star Rangers on the program sponsored by the Farley Clothing Company), comprised of Leonard Slye, Bob Nolan and Tim Spencer.

with the call letters of KFWB, so when a microphone with those call letters appears in this cartoon, it wasn't there by accident. Warner Bros owned a radio station in L.A. And count Bob Nolan, Tim Spencer and Hugh Farr among the 'voices heard' in this 1938 cartoon, that has more then just the morphing of Egghead into Elmer Fudd as an attribute.