Updated version by me. Credits to wileyk209zback who made the original MWRA through the years. Original info:\rbr\rbr 00:00 - First prototype version of the opening theme, only used on Boulevardier from the Bronx (1936)\rbr\rbr00:18 - Similar to the last version, but with a few of the familiar elements already in place (The CooCoo nut groove)\rbr\rbr00:35 - Similar to the previous version, but at a slightly slower tempo, early 1937 (She was an acrobats daughter)\rbr\rbr00:54 - Another early variant similar to the last one (Uncle Toms Bungalow)\rbr\rbr01:14 - Yet another variant of the last few (Steamlined Greta Green)\rbr\rbr01:34 - The final piece is added: the zooming shield sound effect \rbrat the start, mid-1937 (Egghead Rides Again\rbr\rbr01:54 - First closing variation of the theme, mid-1937 (Plenty of money and you)\rbr\rbr02:03 - Slightly modified version of the opening theme, with more woodwinds, late 1937\rbr\rbr02:22 - Same version as above, but slightly different.\rbr\rbr02:41 - Second ending variation of the closing theme.\rbr\rbr02:49 - Sparsely modified version. Used early to mid 1938.\rbr\rbr03:10 - Version dominated by bass and strings. Mid 1938 to very early 1939.\rbr\rbr03:29 - Clearer version of above (same date used).\rbr\rbr03:50 - First perfected version of the theme. Used from early 1939 to autumn 1940. \rbr\rbr04:08 - Variant of the perfected theme, Used for A wild hare.\rbr\rbr04:28 - Third closing theme. (used from mid 1938 to early 1941).\rbr\rbr04:31 - Hybrid version of theme song combining the bass and strings version and the perfected version in this. (late 1940 - early 1941)\rbr\rbr04:55 - Variant used in Good Night, Elmer.\rbr\rbr05:15 - Glitched open and probably the prototype to the famed 1941 - 45 version. (used in the cats tale).\rbr\rbr05:33 - Brassy version, arguably the most well known version used from 1941 to 1945.\rbr\rbr05:53 - Fourth closing theme used from 1941 to 19545.\rbr\rbr06:02 - First shortened version of the theme. (1945 - 19545)\rbr\rbr06:15 - Second shortened version of the theme song, this time done by Milt Franklyn. (1955 - 63\rbr\rbr06:28 - Fifth closing version of the theme song.