MGM B&W Lion 1920s-1950s

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1. That lion is ashes
2. that video is not too bad.
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   is on my yt profile! msg me! KX
4. It´s just a wall with a hole and a lion behind. hsauhsasahu
5. i think he is very hungry
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7. my grandma was brn in 1920 n i think she saw dis MGM lion
   rusty who wus 20 yrs old
8. Wow
9. lol
10. A tiger's effect.
11. Cool 5/5 ^_^
12. After Tanner, this guy sounds like he's just purring.
13. a mouse or rat can kill an elephant so HA!
14. a gorilla would kill em both, an an elephant would kill a
    gorilla
15. what are you trying to prove? a lion would still whoop a
    cougars ass any day
16. Jackie has to be dead by now also Tanner
17. What I mean is that a cougar sounds different than a lion.
    It's growl is louder.
18. Cougar? What do you mean cougar?
19. This roaring effect was a cougar variant.
20. He died.
21. Sounds like the lion's voice is over dubbed with burping.
22. This version of "Leo" also appeared before the start of Hal
    Roach's two-reel comedies and features from 1929 through
    1938, when MGM distributed his studio's output. Most of his
    comedies still feature this opening....
23. I don't know when he died, but I doubt he's still alive.
24. When did he died or didn't he?
25. I like this lion more than the recent one.