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Gaetano Mazzaglia dei
Conti Cutelli (January 1, 1889 – July 16, 1944),
better known as
Count Tano
Cutelli, was an Italian-American
nobleman and sound...
- The
Palazzo Cutelli is a
historic palace, once
housing the
Collegio Cutelli, now the
semiprivate Convitto Cutelli, a
boarding school from
primary to lyceum...
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recording sessions took hours, and Porky's
additional lines were done by
Count Cutelli. Mel
Blanc replaced Dougherty in 1937.
Blanc continued the stutter; however...
- of six.
After graduating with full
marks from the
Liceo classico Mario Cutelli in Catania, she
moved to
Milan to
study dance,
acting and singing, where...
- 1937. Treg
Brown changed his
voice for Porky. Due to his stutter,
Count Cutelli was
brought for
additional lines due to the
length of the
audio and budgetary...
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Vincenzo Cutelli (died 28 June 1597) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of
Catania (1577–1589).[self-published source?]
Cutelli was a native...
- 2016.
Retrieved May 8, 2020. Korkis, Jim (May 31, 2019). "Who Was
Count Cutelli?".
Cartoon Research.
Retrieved May 8, 2020. S****, Mark (2005). Stutter...
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player Count Sensenderfer (1847–1903),
American baseball player Count Cutelli (1889–1944), Italian-American
sound effects specialist Count Gibson (1921–2002)...
- WMAQ,
which then
became Chicago's NBC station.
During this period,
Count Cutelli installed one of the most
advanced sound effects system to date into the...
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Produced by Leon
Schlesinger Starring Joe
Dougherty Billy Bletcher Count Cutelli Music by
Norman Spencer Animation by Cal
Dalton Sandy Walker Color process...
