The Cartoon Quote Game...

Thanks, I have one now.

"Enough is too much! Out of my house, you hotcha! You crooner! You falsetto! You jazz singer! You... you... you!..... Phooey!"

This is the Father Owl from "I Love to Singa"

Correct, it's Fritz Owl. Teacher of voice, violin, and piano. But... NO JAZZ!

I knew the father owl had a name--one of those blink and you'll miss it ones.
"I'm on the good guy's side, now. So take that, bad guy!"

This is another one I've never heard before. I can't even find it on the Internet.

I don't need the internet for this one. This quote comes from the Elephant from the Bugs Bunny cartoon "Prince Violent." Sam is cast as a viking raider in this one, and he brings an elephant to help with the siege on the castle. However, after some failed attempts and much abuse, the elephant switches sides, and works for Bugs Bunny ... for peanuts. Sam also gets an excellent exit line: "I'll be back, ya [expletive] critter, and it won't be t' play marbles!"

Yes, this is the elephant from "Prince Violent." The short is also known as "Prince Varment" complete with different title cards due to the title sounding too intimidating.

Sweet, nice quote. I hope I can choose as well. Here goes:

"I feel fine when I sit down, but when I stand up, things spin around."

Ah, a no -brainer. That's Underdog, from the four-parter. "Round And Round." A true classic if ever there was one, since for once, Sweet Polly was the one who came to Underdog's aid.

Absolutely, this is a quote from good ol' Underdog: the rhyming couplet is a dead giveaway. Good memory, EI.

Thanks, OUB. How about this one?:

"I can't. I can't do it! Forgive me. I beg of Your Highness, forgive me."

Ah, the Huntsman from, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

You win again, Salty. Good job. Only he could say something like that.

Thanks....

"Hey bud, Come here."
"Who?"
"You."
"Me?"
"Yeah."
"Ooooo."

Can't say I recognize this one.

If I'm not mistaken, I think this is Barnyard Dog and Foghorn Leghorn in unison talking to a sneaky fox from "Fox Terror." The Fox is the one being questioned.

Nope, not quite. The first line is right, but not the rest of it.

Hint: It is indeed a WB quote. An old one.

OK, hint #2. This short is the directorial debut of a certain noted animator.

Let me guess. It's the kitten and a mouse from "The Night Watchman."