List of Terrytoons animated shorts

This is a list of animated short films produced by Terrytoons from 1929 to 1971 and released theatrically. Terrytoons co-founder Paul Terry was active until 1955 when the studio was sold to CBS. The list includes cartoons originally produced for television that were later screened in theaters from 1959 to 1971. The list does not include cartoons made for television that were not shown theatrically. The list does not include cartoons produced by Paul Terry before the founding of Terrytoons, such as Aesop's Film Fables and cartoons he produced while working at Van Beuren Studios.

Contents:	1930s : 1930  · 1931  · 1932  · 1933  · 1934  · 1935  · 1936  · 1937  · 1938  · 1939 1940s : 1940  · 1941  · 1942  · 1943  · 1944  · 1945  · 1946  · 1947  · 1948  · 1949 1950s : 1950  · 1951  · 1952  · 1953  · 1954  · 1955  · 1956  · 1957  · 1958  · 1959 1960s : 1960  · 1961  · 1962  · 1963  · 1964  · 1965  · 1966  · 1967  · 1968  · 1969 1970s : 1970  · 1971

Preservation

French Fried was preserved and restored by the UCLA Film & Television Archive from a 35mm nitrate composite dupe negative. Restoration funding was provided by ASIFA-Hollywood. The restoration had its world premiere at the 2024 UCLA Festival of Preservation. ^[1]

1930s

1930

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Caviar	February 23, 1930	Frank Moser	Educational/Pathe		The First Terrytoon to be released.
Pretzels	March 9, 1930				The Second Terrytoon to be released.
Spanish Onions	March 23, 1930
Indian Pudding	April 6, 1930
Roman Punch	April 20, 1930
Hot Turkey	May 4, 1930				This and Hawaiian Pineapples were released on the same day.
Hawaiian Pineapples	May 4, 1930				This and Hot Turkey were released on the same day.
Swiss Cheese	May 18, 1930
Codfish Balls	June 1, 1930
Hungarian Goulash	June 15, 1930
Bully Beef	July 13, 1930
Kangaroo Steak	July 27, 1930
Monkey Meat	August 10, 1930
Chop Suey	August 24, 1930
French Fried	September 7, 1930				The first cartoon in Paul Terry's new studio to feature Farmer Al Falfa who would go on to appear in Terrytoon shorts until 1956.
Dutch Treat	September 21, 1930
Irish Stew	October 5, 1930
Fried Chicken	October 19, 1930				Is considered lost media
Jumping Beans	November 2, 1930
Scotch Highball	November 16, 1930
Salt Water Taffy	November 30, 1930
Golf Nuts	December 14, 1930
Pigskin Capers	December 28, 1930				Last Terrytoon to be released in 1930.

1931

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Popcorn	January 11, 1931	Frank Moser	Educational Pictures
Club Sandwich	January 25, 1931				Features Farmer Al Falfa. This cartoon edited for television.
Razzberries	February 8, 1931				Features Farmer Al Falfa
Go West, Big Boy	February 22, 1931
Quack, Quack	March 8, 1931
The Explorer	March 22, 1931				Features Farmer Al Falfa
Clowning	April 5, 1931				Lost for a while, but recently found.
Sing, Sing Prison	April 19, 1931
The Fireman's Bride	May 3, 1931				Is considered lost media
The Sultan's Cat	May 17, 1931				Featured Farmer Al Falfa. Is considered lost Media
A Day To Live	May 31, 1931				Lost Media
2000 B.C	June 14, 1931
Blues	June 28, 1931
By The Sea	July 12, 1931
Her First Egg	July 26, 1931				Lost for a while, but recently found.
Jazz Mad	August 9, 1931				Featured Farmer Al Falfa
Canadian Capers	August 23, 1931				Featured Farmer Al Falfa
Jesse And James	September 6, 1931
The Champ	September 20, 1931				Features Farmer Al Falfa
Around The World	October 4, 1931				Is considered lost media
Jingle Bells	October 18, 1931				Is considered lost media
The Black Spider	November 1, 1931
China	November 15, 1931				Is considered lost media
The Lorelei	November 29, 1931
Summertime	December 13, 1931
Aladdin's Lamp	December 27, 1931				The Last Terrytoon released in 1931.

1932

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
The Villian's Curse	January 10, 1932	Frank Moser	Educational Pictures		Is considered lost media
Noah's Outing	January 24, 1932				Features Farmer Al Falfa
The Spider Talks	February 7, 1932
Peg Leg Pete	February 21, 1932				Sold By Castle Film's from 1947 - 1949 under their "Mouse Movies" brand and is byfar the oldest Terrytoon released by Castle Film's.
Play Ball	March 6, 1932
Ye Olde Songs	March 20, 1932				Features Farmer Al Falfa
Bull-ero	April 3, 1932
Radio Girl	April 17, 1932
Woodland	May 1, 1932				Features Farmer Al Falfa
Romance	May 15, 1932
Bluebeard's Brother	May 29, 1932
Farmer Al Falfa's Bedtime Story	June 12, 1932				As stated in the title, this cartoon features Farmer Al Falfa. On Barker Bill's television show this cartoon was renamed to just "Bedtime Story".
The Mad King	June 26, 1932
Cocky Cockroach	July 10, 1932
Spring Is Here	July 24, 1932				Features Farmer Al Falfa.
Farmer Al Falfa's Ape Girl	August 7, 1932				As stated in the title, this cartoon features Farmer Al Falfa.
Sherman Was Right	August 21, 1932
Burlesque	September 4, 1932
Southern Rhythm	September 18, 1932				Is considered lost media
Farmer Al Falfa's Birthday Party	October 2, 1932				As the title states, the cartoon features Farmer Al Falfa
College Spirit	October 16, 1932
Hook and Ladder No. 1	October 30, 1932				Was Released by Castle Film's under their "Mouse Movies" brand during the 1945 season.
The Forty Thieves	November 13, 1932
Toyland	November 27, 1932				Released by Castle Film's for their cartoon titled "Christmas Cartoon" and was sold between 1942 - 1945. Farmer Al Falfa appears as Santa Claus in this cartoon.
Hollywood Diet	December 11, 1932
Ireland Or Bust	December 25, 1932				This Cartoon was released on Christmas Day 1932.

1933

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Jealous Lover	January 8, 1933	Frank Moser	Educational Pictures
Robin Hood	January 22, 1933
Hansel And Gretel	February 5, 1933
The Tale Of A Shirt	February 19, 1933
Down On The Levee	March 5, 1933
Who Killed Cock Robin	March 19, 1933				A Terrytoon take on the classic tale. Not to be confused with Disney's cartoon of the same name.
Oh! Susanna	April 2, 1933				Named off the classic american song of the same name. Was later released by Castle Film's from 1942 - 1945 under the name "Wild West Daze". A while back, this cartoon was posted online as "Stage Struck" from 1928 (Aesop's Fables), which has completely different stories, but the original version was recently found.
Romeo And Juilet	April 16, 1933				Was later released as part of Castle Film's 2nd batch of terrytoon's in 1940 and sold them until 1942.
Pirate Ship	April 30, 1933				Later Released by Castle Film's as part of 3 Terrytoon's they released in 1940 and was sold until 1942.
Tropical Fish	May 14, 1933				Featured Farmer Al Falfa.
Cinderella	May 28, 1933
King Zilch	June 11, 1933				The First appearance of reoccuring character "Zilch" who would make appearances in more Terrytoon's in the future.
The Banker's Daughter	June 25, 1933				The First of 5 "Fanny Zilch" cartoon's and was paul terry's first experiment on television like episode plots.
The Oil Can Mystery	July 9, 1933				A Fanny Zilch Cartoon.
Fanny In The Lion's Den	July 23, 1933				A Fanny Zilch Cartoon.
Hypnotic Eyes	August 1, 1933				A Fanny Zilch Cartoon.
Grand Uproar	August 25, 1933				Was released as part of Castle Film's first 6 cartoon's they released under Terrytoon's in 1938 and sold until 1942.
Pick-Necking	September 8, 1933				A Farmer Al Falfa Cartoon.
Fanny's Wedding Day	September 22, 1933				The Last Fanny Zilch Cartoon. Being the end of the mini-series & the last time the character was ever seen in a Terrytoon.
A Gypsy Fiddler	October 6, 1933
Beanstalk Jack	October 20, 1933				This cartoon was the first ever Terrytoon to be released by Castle Film's who released it in 1938 as the previous year as they got into the home movie market they were able to get a deal with Paul Terry to release Terrytoon Home Movies for 15 years (until 1953) and released the first 6 in 1938 with this cartoon being listed first. The first 6 cartoon were later added in 1940 with 3 more Terrytoon's and these 9 Cartoon's continued to be sold by Castle Film's until the end of the 1942 Season when they were replaced with new & better Terrytoon's. And Castle Film's continued the make new releases until 1951. With Terrytoon's as a whole being phased out in 1953. Though another Home Movie company would takeover the license and sell Terrytoon's until 1982 when videotapes came along.
The Village Blacksmith	November 3, 1933				Features Farmer Al Falfa.
Robinsone Cruesoe	November 17, 1933				Features Farmer Al Falfa. Was the first Terrytoon to be part of Castle Film's Farmer Al Falfa brand which got edition's from 1942 - 1949. This cartoon was sold by Castle Film's from 1942 - 1945.
Little Boy Blue	November 30, 1933				Was Sold by Castle Film's as part of 3 Cartoon's released by them in 1940 and continued to be sold until 1942. When they replaced with Ub Iwerk's Comicolor short of the same name. Which they had to change to "The Big Bad Wolf" to avoid confusion with this cartoon with the same fairytale plot.
In Venice	December 15, 1933
The Sunny South	December 29, 1933				Is considered lost media

1934

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Holland Days	January 12, 1934	Frank Moser	Educational Pictures		Features Farmer Al Falfa. Was part of Castle Film's first 6 Terrytoon releases. Sold from 1938 - 1942.
The Three Bears	January 26, 1934				Was remade by Terrytoon's in 1939.
Rip Van Winkle	February 9, 1934				Features Farmer Al Falfa. Was part of Castle Film's first 6 Terrytoon releases. Sold from 1938 - 1942.
The Last Straw	February 23, 1934
The Owl and the Pussycat	March 9, 1934				Featured Farmer Al Falfa. Was sold by Castle Film's from 1942 - 1945.
A Mad House	March 23, 1934
Joe's Lunch Wagon	April 6, 1934
Just A Clown	April 20, 1934				Was part of Castle Film's first 6 Terrytoon releases. Sold from 1938 - 1942.
The King's Daughter	May 4, 1934				Mostly known for using the same giant design as seen in the more infamous "Beanstalk Jack".
The Lion's Friend.	May 18, 1934				Was sold by Castle Film's under the name "The Mouse And The Lion" or as sometimes seen in their catalog "Mouse And Lion". This cartoon was edited by CBS for Television.
Pandora	June 1, 1934				Was part of Castle Film's first 6 Terrytoon releases. Sold from 1938 - 1942.
Slow But Sure	June 15, 1934
See The World	June 29, 1934
My Lady's Garden	July 13, 1934				Was sold by Castle Film's under the name "The Bee And The Butterfly" from 1942 - 1945.
Irish Sweepstakes	July 27, 1934
Busted Blossoms	August 10, 1934
Mice In Council	August 24, 1934				Sold under Castle Film's "Mouse Movies" brand from 1945 - 1949
Why Mules Leave Home	September 7, 1934				Featured Farmer Al Falfa. Was sold under Castle Film's Farmer Al Falfa brand from 1942 - 1945
Jail Birds	September 21, 1934				This Cartoon was sold by Castle Film's under the "Mouse Movies" brand from 1945 - 1949
The Black Sheep
The Magic Fish
Hot Sands	November 2, 1934				A Terrytoon released as part of Castle Film's 1946 batch of cartoon's. Sold from 1946 - 1948.
Tom, Tom The Piper's Son					Was part of Castle Film's 1942 batch of cartoon's. Sold between 1942 - 1945.
Jack's Shack	November 30, 1934				Features Farmer Al Falfa.
South Pole Or Bust	December 14, 1934				Sold by Castle Film's under the "Mouse Movies" brand from 1947 - 1949
The Dog Show	December 28, 1934				Was part of Castle Film's 1942 batch of cartoon's and just like with many cartoon's from that batch this cartoon was renamed to Canine Comedy. And was sold from 1942 - 1945.

1935

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
The First Snow	January 11, 1935	Frank Moser	Educational Pictures		Released by Castle Film's as part of their 1946 batch of cartoon's. Sold from 1946 - 1948.
What A Night	January 25, 1935				Features Farmer Al Falfa
The Bull Fight	February 8, 1935				The First cartoon that featured Puddy The Pup. A character who would make various appearances afterwards and was even made his own brand by Castle Film's. Though this cartoon wasn't sold under that brand by Castle Film's but instead under the basic Terrytoon's brand. Renamed to "The Bullfight" castle film's sold it from 1947 - 1949.
Fireman, Save My Child	February 22, 1935
The Moth And The Spider	March 8, 1935				Has a similar naming convention as "The Bee And The Butterfly" and just like that cartoon, was sold by Castle Film's from 1942 - 1945.
Old Dog Tray	March 21, 1935				Featured Farmer Al Falfa. Was sold by Castle Film's under the Farmer Al Falfa brand from 1946 - 1948.
Flying Oil	April 5, 1935				Features Farmer Al Falfa
Peg Leg Pete, The Pirate	April 19, 1935				Not to be confused with Terrytoon's 1932 cartoon with a similar name.
Modern Red Hood	May 3, 1935
Five Puplets	May 17, 1935
Opera Night	May 31, 1935		20th Century Fox		On May 31, 1935, 20th Century Pictures & Fox Film merged to create 20th Century Fox, fox film's who had been distributing Terrytoons since the beginning decided to cut ties with Educational Pictures and handle the distribution of the cartoons on their own. This Terrytoon being the first with this new distributor.
King Looney XIV	June 14, 1935
Moans and Groans	June 28, 1935				Featured Farmer Al Falfa
Amateur Night	July 12, 1935
The Foxy-Fox	July 26, 1935
Chain Letters	August 9, 1935
Birdland	August 23, 1935
Circus Days	September 6, 1935
Hey Diddle Diddle	September 20, 1935
Foiled Again	October 4, 1935				Fanny Zilch made a brief comeback in this cartoon.
Football	October 18, 1935				Sold by Castle Film's under the "Mouse Movies" brand under the name Football Jamboree from 1949 - 1951.
A June Bride	November 1, 1935				Features Farmer Al Falfa
Aladdin's Lamp	November 15, 1935				Is considered lost media
Southern Horse - Pitality	November 29, 1935
Ye Olde Toy Shop	December 13, 1935				Was Sold By Castle Film's from 1944 - 1945 as part of Christmas Film "Christmas Toyshop" which featured an edited version of this cartoon.
The Mayflower	December 27, 1935

1936

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
The Feud	January 10, 1936	Frank Moser	20th Century Fox
The 19th Hole Club	January 24, 1936				Features Farmer Al Falfa
Home Town Olympics	February 7, 1936				Features Farmer Al Falfa
The Alpine Yodeler	February 21, 1936				Features Farmer Al Falfa
Barnyard Amateurs	March 6, 1935				Features Farmer Al Falfa
Off To China	March 20, 1936
The Western Trail	April 3, 1936				Features Farmer Al Falfa
A Wolf In Cheap Clothing	April 17, 1936
Rolling Stones	May 1, 1936				Features Farmer Al Falfa. Was sold by Castle Film's under the Farmer Al Falfa brand from 1946 - 1948.
The Runt	May 15, 1936				Features Farmer Al Falfa. Was sold by Castle Film's under the Farmer Al Falfa brand from 1946 - 1948.
The Busy Bee	May 29, 1936
The Sailor's Home	June 12, 1936
A Tough Egg	June 26, 1936	Mannie Davis, George Gordon & Paul Terry			Features the character Rudy The Rooster who was supposed to be a reoccurring character but was disliked by audiences so was discontinued.
The Hot Spell	July 10, 1936	Mannie Davis & George Gordon			Features Farmer Al Falfa
Puddy Pup and the Gypies	July 24, 1936				Released by Castle Film's under their short lived "Puddy The Pup" brand. This cartoon was renamed to Farm Frolic's and was sold from 1945 - 1947, this cartoon was one of the last releases of the "Puddy The Pup" brand.
Farmer Al Falfa's Prize Package	July 31, 1936				Features Farmer Al Falfa, was also the debut appearance of Kiko The Kangaroo who would make appearance in various Terrytoon's throughout the following years. Was sold by Castle Film's under their short lived "Kiko The Kangaroo" brand and was renamed to just Prize Package, sold between 1946 - 1948. Is also the oldest Terrytoon to have a Wikipedia article.
Kiko And The Honey Bears	August 21, 1936				Is the first only Kiko The Kangaroo cartoon. Sold by Castle Film's under the "Kiko The Kangaroo" brand renamed to Bear Facts! Sold from 1944 - 1947.
The Health Farm	September 4, 1936				Features Farmer Al Falfa. Was one of the last couple of cartoon released through Castle Film's "Farmer Al Falfa" brand. Sold from 1949 - 1951.
A Bully Frog	September 18, 1936				This cartoon was one of the last few Terrytoon's distributed by Castle Film's before the lost the Terrytoon's license in 1953. Sold from 1951 - 1953.
Kiko Foils The Fox	October 2, 1936				As the title states this cartoon features Kiko The Kangaroo. Distributed by Castle Film's on the "Kiko The Kangaroo" brand under the name "The Foxy Fox". Distributed from 1943 - 1947.
Sunken Treasures	October 16, 1936				Features Puddy The Pup. Was sold by Castle Film's under the short lived "Puddy The Pup" brand under the name "Down In The Deep" from 1944 - 1947.
A Battle Royal	October 30, 1936				Features Farmer Al Falfa and Kiko The Kangaroo. Castle Film's sold it under the "Kiko The Kangaroo" brand under the name "The Big Fight" from 1943 - 1947. Was the first Castle Film's title under the Kiko The Kangaroo brand.
An Arrow Escape	November 13, 1936
Farmer Al Falfa's 20th Anniversary	November 27, 1936				Was made to celebrate Farmer Al Falfa's 20th anniversary since hs first appearance in 1916. Interestingly the 20th Anniversary part was kept in the CBS television release of this film.
Cats In The Bag	December 11, 1936				Features Puddy The Pup. Was sold by Castle Film's under the "Puddy The Pup" brand under the name "Scat Cats" from 1945 - 1947.
Skunked Again	December 25, 1936				Features Kiko The Kangaroo. Was released on Christmas Day 1936. Was later released by Castle Film's under the "Kiko The Kangaroo" brand with the name "On The Scent" from 1943 - 1947.

1937

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Salty Mcguire	January 8, 1937	Mannie Davis & George Gordon	20th Century Fox
The Tin Can Tourist	January 22, 1937				Features Farmer Al Falfa & Puddy The Pup. Castle Film's distributed this cartoon under the "Farmer Al Falfa" brand and renamed it to just "Tin Can Tourist". This version was sold from 1947 - 1949.
The Book Shop	February 5, 1937				Features Puddy The Pup. Was Sold by Castle Film's under the short lived "Puddy The Pup" brand and renamed it to"Foolish Fables". And was sold from 1945 - 1947.
The Big Game Haunt	February 19, 1937				Features Farmer Al Falfa. Castle Film's distributed this cartoon under the "Farmer Al Falfa" brand (16mm Sound Only) and renamed it to "Big Game Hunt". Sold it from 1948 - 1949.
Red Hot Music	March 5, 1937				Features Kiko The Kangaroo. Castle Film's sold this under the "Kiko The Kangaroo" brand & renamed it to"Red Hot Rhythm". They sold it from 1943 - 1947.
Flying South	March 19, 1937				Features Farmer Al Falfa. Castle Film's sold this cartoon with the "Farmer Al Falfa" brand (16mm sound only). And sold it from 1948 - 1949.
The Hay Ride	April 2, 1937				Features Kiko The Kangaroo.
Bug Carnival	April 16, 1937				Castle Film's sold this cartoon from 1947 - 1949.
School Birds	April 30, 1937
Puddy's Coronation	May 14, 1937				Features Puddy The Pup & Kiko The Kangaroo. Castle Film's distributed this cartoon under the "Kiko The Kangaroo" brand and renamed it to"Hail The King". Sold it from 1943 - 1947.
Ozzie Ostrich Comes To Town	May 28, 1937				Features Kiko The Kangaroo & Ozzie Ostrich, who was supposed to be a reoccurring character and was even promoted as so. But didn't catch on and was discontinued after this short. Castle Film's distributed it under the "Kiko The Kangaroo" brand and renamed it to Ostrich Troubles. Sold from 1943 - 1947.
Play Ball	June 11, 1937				Features Kiko The Kangaroo. Was distributed by Castle Film's under the "Kiko The Kangaroo" brand & renamed to "At The Bat". Sold from 1944 - 1947.
The Mechanical Cow	June 25, 1937	Paul Terry & Jack Zander			Features Farmer Al Falfa. Not to be confused with the Oswald The Lucky Rabbit short of the same name from 1927. Was later released by Castle Film's under the "Farmer Al Falfa" brand (16mm sound only). And was sold from 1948 - 1949.
Pink Elephants	July 9, 1937	George Gordon			Features Farmer Al Falfa.
The Homeless Pup	July 23, 1937				Features Puddy The Pup. Was sold by Castle Film's under the "Puddy The Pup" brand under the name "Home Wanted" from 1945 - 1947.
The Paper Hangers	July 30, 1937	Mannie Davis
Trailer Life	August 20, 1937	Mannie Davis & George Gordon			Featured Farmer Al Falfa. Sold by Castle Film's under the "Farmer Al Falfa" brand and renamed to "Trailer Life". Sold from 1949 - 1951
The Villian Still Pursued Her	September 3, 1937	Connie Rasinski			A brief return of Oil Can Harry.
Kiko's Cleaning Day	September 17, 1937	George Gordon			Features Kiko The Kangaroo. Castle Film's sold this cartoon under the "Kiko The Kangaroo" brand, renamed to "Cleaned Out". Sold from 1943 - 1947.
A Close Shave	October 1, 1937	Mannie Davis			Features Farmer Al Falfa. Sold by Castle Film's under the Farmer Al Falfa brand (16mm sound only) from 1948 - 1949.
The Dancing Bear	October 15, 1937	John Foster			Unofficially colored in the early 1970s as part of a tv syndication package.
The Saw Mill Mystery	October 29, 1937	Connie Rasinski & Paul Terry			Another Appearance of Zanny Filch.
The Dog And The Bone	November 12, 1937	George Gordon			Features Puddy The Pup. Sold under Castle Film's "Puddy The Pup" brand as "Puddy Picks A Bone. Sold between 1944 - 1947.
The Timid Rabbit	November 26, 1937	Mannie Davis			Released by Castle Film's from 1947 - 1949.
The Billy Goat's Whiskers	December 10, 1937	John Foster			Features Farmer Al Falfa. Castle Film's release this under the Farmer Al Falfa brand, renamed to "Billy Goat's Whiskers". Sold from 1947 - 1949.
The Barnyard Boss	December 24, 1937	Connie Rasinski			Released on Christmas Eve.

1938

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Lion Hunt	January 7, 1938	Mannie Davis	20th Century Fox
Bugs Beetle And His Orchestra	January 21, 1938	John Foster & Paul Terry			Sold by Castle Film's renamed to "Bugs Beetle" sold from 1947 - 1951.
His Day Off	February 4, 1938	Connie Rasinski			Features Puddy The Pup.
Just Ask Jupiter	February 18, 1938	Mannie Davis			Distributed by Castle Film's under the "Mouse Movies" brand. Sold from 1947 - 1951.
Gandy The Goose	March 4, 1938	John Foster			The debut appearance of Gandy The Goose, would make various appearances in Terrytoon's until the 1950s. Sold under the name "Gandy's Adventure" with the Gandy The Goose brand from Castle Film's. Sold from 1949 - 1951.
Happy and Lucky	March 18, 1938	Connie Rasinski			Features Puddy The Pup.
A Mountain Romance	April 1, 1938	Mannie Davis
Robinson Crusoe's Broadcast	April 15, 1938	John Foster
Maid In China	April 29, 1938	Connie Rasinski			Currently unavailable.
The Big Top	May 12, 1938	Mannie Davis			Features Puddy The Pup. Sold by Castle Film's under the "Puddy The Pup" brand & renamed to "Circus Capers". Sold from 1944 - 1947.
Devil Of The Deep	May 27, 1938	John Foster			Sold By Castle Film's from 1947 - 1951.
Here's To The Good Old Jail	June 10, 1938	Eddie Donnelly
The Last Indian	June 24, 1938	Connie Rasinski
Milk For Baby	July 8, 1938	Mannie Davis
Mrs. O'Leary's Cow	July 22, 1938	Eddie Donnelly
Eliza Runs Again	July 29, 1938	Connie Rasinski			This was the last cartoon ever backed by Educational Pictures which help Terrytoon's even after 20th Century Fox took over distribution. As Educational Pictures was having financial issues diring tis time and couldn't help the terrytoon's anymore. Which caused Paul Terry to fully go to 20th Century Fox afterwards.
Chris Columbo	August 12, 1938	Eddie Donnelly
String Bean Jack	August 26, 1938	John Foster			A remake of the 1933 Cartoon "Beanstalk Jack". Also the first ever Terrytoon produced with Technicolor as Paul Terry was hesitant with using new cartoon technologies as they complicated the animation process. Though with other studio's starting to use color processes Paul Terry decided to do the same. This being his first attempt. And slowly moved to color, finishing in the mid-1940's.
The Goose Flies High	September 9, 1938				Sold by Castle Film's under the "Gandy The Goose" brand. Distributed from 1949 - 1951.
The Wolf's Side Of The Story	September 23, 1938	Connie Rasinski
The Glass Slipper	October 7, 1938	Mannie Davis
The Newcomer	October 21, 1938
The Stranger Rides Again	November 4, 1938
Housewife Herman	November 18, 1938	Eddie Donnelly
The Village Blacksmith	December 2, 1938	Mannie Davis
Doomsday	December 16, 1938	Connie Rasinski			Features Gandy The Goose
The Frame-Up	December 30, 1938				Features Gandy The Goose. Sold by Castle Film's under the "Gandy The Goose" brand. Distributed from 1949 - 1951

1939

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
The Owl and the Pussycat	January 13, 1939	Eddie Donnelly & Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox		A remake of the 1934 cartoon of the same name. The first cartoon to feature Sourpuss who originally appeared ginger, but was later recolored to black and was used in Terrytoon's appearing with Gandy Goose until the late 1940's.
One Gun Gary In Nick of Time	January 27, 1939
The Three Bears	February 10, 1939	Mannie Davis & Connie Rasinski			A remake of the 1934 cartoon of the same name. Known in the modern day as the origin for the “Somebody Toucha My Spaget” meme which spread around online from late-2017 to early-2018.
Frozen Feet	February 24, 1939	Connie Rasinski
G-Man Jitters	March 10, 1939	Eddie Donnelly & Connie Rasinski			The first cartoon to feature Gandy Goose, who would later make appearances alongside Sourpuss until the late-1940's.
The Nutty Network	March 24, 1939	Mannie Davis
The Cuckoo Bird	April 7, 1939	Mannie Davis & Connie Rasinski
Their Last Bean	April 21, 1939	Eddie Donnelly & Connie Rasinski			This cartoon,ironically a jack and the beanstalk inspired cartoon, was the last new Terrytoon release after 81 Terrytoon's were released under the Castle Film's Brand. Sold from 1951 - 1953.
Barnyard Egg - Citement -	May 5, 1939	Connie Rasinski
Nick's Coffee Pot	May 19, 1939
The Prize Guest	June 2, 1939	Mannie Davis & Connie Rasinski
A Bully Romance	June 16, 1939	Eddie Donnelly			Features Gandy The Goose. Was sold by Castle Film's under the Gandy The Goose brand from 1949 - 1951.
Africa Squawks	June 30, 1939	Connie Rasinski
Barnyard Baseball	July 14, 1939	Mannie Davis & Connie Rasinski			Features Gandy The Goose
The Old Fire Horse	July 28, 1939	Eddie Donnelly & Connie Rasinski
Two-Headed Giant	August 11, 1939	Connie Rasinski			A cartoon suppost to be a sequel to the 1938 cartoon Stringbean Jack.
The Golden West	August 25, 1939	Mannie Davis & Connie Rasinski
Hook, Line and Sinker	September 8, 1939	Eddie Donnelly			The First cartoon to show Gandy Goose and Sourpuss together.
Sheep In The Meadow	September 22, 1939	Mannie Davis & Connie Rasinski
The Orphan Duck	October 6, 1939	Connie Rasinski			The First cartoon to feature Dinky Duck, who would appear in some Terrytoon's until 1953.
The Watchdog	October 20, 1939
One Mouse In A Million	November 3, 1939
A Wicky, Wacky Romance	November 17, 1939	Mannie Davis & Connie Rasinski
The Hitch-Hiker	December 1, 1939	Eddie Donnelly & Connie Rasinski			Features Gandy Goose. Sold by Castle Film's under the Gandy The Goose Brand, renamed to "The Hitch-Hikers" sold from 1950 - 1953.
The Ice Pond	December 15, 1939	Mannie Davis			Features Oscar the Timid Pig
The First Robin	December 29, 1939	Connie Rasinski

1940s

1940

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
—	A Dog In A Mansion	January 12, 1940	Eddie Donnelly	20th Century Fox
	Edgar Runs Again	January 26, 1940	Mannie Davis
	Harvest Time	February 9, 1940	Connie Rasinski
	The Hare and The Hounds	February 23, 1940	Eddie Donnelly
	All's Well That Ends Well	March 8, 1940	Mannie Davis
	Much Ado About Nothing	March 22, 1940	Connie Rasinski			Features Dinky Duck.
	It Must Be Love	April 5, 1940				Features Gandy Goose.
	Just A Little Bull	April 19, 1940	Eddie Donnelly
	Wots All the Shootin' Fer	May 3, 1940	Volney White
	Swiss Ski Yodelers	May 17, 1940	Eddie Donnelly			Features Oscar the Timid Pig.
	Catnip Capers	May 31, 1940	Mannie Davis
	Professor Offkeyski	June 14, 1940	Connie Rasinski			Remade in 1947 as "One Note Tony".
	Rover's Rescue	June 28, 1940	Volney White
	Rupert the Runt	July 12, 1940	Mannie Davis
	Love In A Cottage	July 28, 1940	Volney White
	Billy Mouse's Akwakade	August 9, 1940	Eddie Donnelly
	Club Life In the Stone Age	August 23, 1940	Mannie Davis
	The Lucky Ducky	September 6, 1940	Connie Rasinski			Features Dinky Duck.
	Touchdown Demons	September 20, 1940	Volney White
	How Wet Was My Ocean	October 4, 1940	Eddie Donnelly			Features Oscar the Timid Pig and Sourpuss.
	Happy Hunting Grounds	October 18, 1940	Mannie Davis			Features Oscar the Timid Pig.
	Landing of the Pilgrims	November 1, 1940	Connie Rasinski
	The Magic Pencil	November 15, 1940	Volney White			Features Gandy Goose and Sourpuss. Later distributed by Castle Film’s under the Gandy The Goose Brand from 1950 - 1953.
	Plane Goofy	November 29, 1940	Eddie Donnelly			Features Farmer Al Falfa. The first appearance of Farmer Al Falfa in color.
	The Snow Man	December 13, 1940	Mannie Davis			Often confused for the Ted Eshbaugh cartoon from 1933 of the same name.
	The Temperamental Lion	December 27, 1940	Connie Rasinski			Features Looey the Lion.

1941

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
—	What A Little Sneeze Will Do	January 10, 1941	Eddie Donnelly	20th Century Fox		Features Oscar the Timid Pig.
	Hairless Hector	January 24, 1941	Volney White
	Mississippi Swing	February 7, 1941	Connie Rasinski
	Fishing Made Easy	February 21, 1941	Eddie Donnelly			Features Sourpuss.
	The Home Guard	March 7, 1941	Mannie Davis			Features Gandy Goose.
	When Knights Were Bold	March 21, 1941	Volney White
	The Baby Seal	April 10, 1941	Connie Rasinski
	Uncle Joey	April 18, 1941	Mannie Davis
	A Dog's Dream	May 2, 1941	Eddie Donnelly
	The Magic Shell	May 16, 1941	Mannie Davis
	What Happens At Night	May 30, 1941	Connie Rasinski
	Horsefly Opera	June 13, 1941	Eddie Donnelly
	Good Old Irish Tunes	June 27, 1941	Connie Rasinski			Features Gandy Goose.
	Bringing Home the Bacon	July 11, 1941	Mannie Davis
	Twelve O'clock and All Ain't Well	July 25, 1941	Eddie Donnelly
	The Old Oaken Bucket	August 8, 1941	Connie Rasinski
	The Ice Carnival	August 22, 1941	Eddie Donnelly
	The One-Man Navy	September 5, 1941	Mannie Davis			Features Gandy Goose.
	Uncle Joey Comes To Town	September 19, 1941
	Welcome Little Stranger	October 3, 1941	Connie Rasinski			Features Dinky Duck.
	The Frozen North	October 17, 1941
	Slap Happy Hunters	October 31, 1941	Eddie Donnelly			Features Gandy Goose and Sourpuss.
	Back to the Soil	November 14, 1941				Features Oscar the Timid Pig.
	The Bird Tower	November 28, 1941	Mannie Davis
	A Yarn About Yarn	December 12, 1941	Connie Rasinski
	Flying Fever	December 26, 1941	Mannie Davis			Features Gandy Goose.

1942

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
—	A Torrid Toreador	January 9, 1942	Eddie Donnelly	20th Century Fox		Features Sourpuss.
	Happy Circus Days	January 23, 1942	Connie Rasinski
	Funny Bunny Business	February 6, 1942	Eddie Donnelly
	Cat Meets Mouse	February 20, 1942	Mannie Davis
	Eat Me Kitty, Eight to the Bar	March 6, 1942
	Sham Battle Shenanigans	March 20, 1942	Connie Rasinski			Features Gandy Goose and Sourpuss.
	Oh, Gentle Spring	April 3, 1942
Gandy Goose	Lights Out	April 17, 1942	Eddie Donnelly			Co-starring Sourpuss.
—	Tricky Business	May 1, 1942				Features Gandy Goose and Sourpuss.
	Neck and Neck	May 15, 1942	Mannie Davis
	The Stork's Mistake	May 29, 1942	Eddie Donnelly
	All About Dogs	June 12, 1942	Connie Rasinski
	Wilful Willie	June 26, 1942
	The Outpost	July 10, 1942	Mannie Davis			Features Gandy Goose and Sourpuss.
	Tire Trouble	July 24, 1942	Eddie Donnelly			Features Gandy Goose.
Nancy	Doing Their Bit	August 3, 1942	Connie Rasinski			First of two cartoons featuring Nancy, character from United Features Syndicate comics.
—	All Out for 'V'	August 7, 1942	Mannie Davis
The Lucky Duck	Life with Fido	August 21, 1942	Connie Rasinski			Features Dinky Duck credited as The Lucky Duck.
—	The Big Build-Up	September 4, 1942	Mannie Davis			Features Puddy the Pup.
Nancy	School Daze	September 18, 1942	Eddie Donnelly			Last Terrytoons cartoon to feature Nancy.
—	Night Life in the Army	October 12, 1942	Mannie Davis			Features Gandy Goose.
Super Mouse	The Mouse of Tomorrow	October 16, 1942	Eddie Donnelly			The first appearance of Super Mouse later renamed Mighty Mouse. Was later distributed by Castle Film’s under their Mighty Mouse Brand from 1950 - 1953 only in black & white.
	He Dood It Again	October 20, 1942
—	Ickle Meets Pickle	November 6, 1942	Connie Rasinski			The last short film produced in black and white by Terrytoons.
Super Mouse	Frankenstein's Cat	November 27, 1942	Mannie Davis
—	Barnyard WAAC	December 11, 1942	Eddie Donnelly
	Somewhere in the Pacific	December 25, 1942	Mannie Davis

1943

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Gandy Goose	Scrap For Victory	January 22, 1943	Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox
	Barnyard Blackout	March 5, 1943	Mannie Davis
—	Shipyard Symphony	March 19, 1943	Eddie Donnelly
	Patriotic Pooches	April 9, 1943	Connie Rasinski
Gandy Goose	The Last Roundup	May 14, 1943	Mannie Davis
—	Keep ‘em Growing	May 28, 1943
Super Mouse	Pandora’s Box	June 11, 1943	Connie Rasinski			Was later distributed by Castle Film's under the Mighty Mouse brand from 1950 - 1953. Black & white only.
—	Mopping Up	June 25, 1943	Eddie Donnelly			Features Gandy Goose And Sourpuss
Super Mouse	Super Mouse Rides Again	August 6, 1943	Mannie Davis			Distributed by Castle Film's under the Mighty Mouse brand with the name "Mighty Mouse Rides Again" from 1950 - 1953. Black & white only.
—	Camouflage	August 27, 1943	Eddie Donnelly			Features Gandy Goose and Sourpuss.
Gandy Goose	Somewhere In Egypt	September 17, 1943	Mannie Davis			Distributed by Castle Film's under the Gandy The Goose brand from 1949 - 1951.
Super Mouse	Down With Cats	October 7, 1943	Connie Rasinski
—	Aladdin’s Lamp	October 22, 1943	Eddie Donnelly			Features Gandy Goose And Sourpuss
	The Lion and the Mouse	November 12, 1943	Mannie Davis			Features Super Mouse. Remake Of The 1934 Cartoon "The Lion's Friend".
	Yokel Duck Makes Good	November 26, 1943	Eddie Donnelly
	The Hopeful Donkey	December 17, 1943	Mannie Davis

1944

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Mighty Mouse	The Wreck of the Hesperus	January 5, 1944	Mannie Davis	20th Century Fox		The first cartoon to use the Mighty Mouse name as Paul Terry heard about another character being introduced on radio called “Super Mouse”. So, to make his character more notable he decided to rebrand the character as “Mighty Mouse” and give him a new redesign. Was sold by Castle Film’s under their Mighty Mouse Brand from 1949 - 1951 with the new name “Wreck of the Hesperus”.
—	The Butcher of Seville	January 7, 1944	Eddie Donnelly
	The Helicopter	January 21, 1944
	A Day In June	March 3, 1944
Mighty Mouse	The Champion of Justice	March 17, 1944	Mannie Davis
—	The Frog and the Princess	April 7, 1944	Eddie Donnelly			Features Gandy Goose and Sourpuss.
Mighty Mouse	Mighty Mouse Meets Jekyll and Hyde Cat	April 28, 1944	Mannie Davis			Was renamed by Castle Film’s to “Jekyll and Hyde Cat” and sold under the Mighty Mouse Brand from 1949 - 1951.
	Wolf! Wolf!	May 11, 1944				Was Renamed By Castle Film’s To Wolf, Wolf & Sold Under Their Mighty Mouse Brand From 1949 - 1951.
—	My Boy Johnny	May 12, 1944	Eddie Donnelly
Mighty Mouse	The Green Line	May 28, 1944
	Eliza On the Ice	June 16, 1944	Connie Rasinski			Distributed By Castle Film’s Under The New Name “Eliza On Ice” Under The Mighty Mouse Brand From 1949 - 1951. Byfar The Most ‘Recent’ Terrytoon Castle Film’s Ever Distributed.
—	Carmen's Veranda	July 28, 1944	Mannie Davis			Features Gandy Goose and Sourpuss.
	The Cat Came Back	August 18, 1944	Connie Rasinski			Features Farmer Al Falfa.
Mighty Mouse	The Two Barbers	September 1, 1944	Eddie Donnelly
Gandy Goose	The Ghost Town	September 22, 1944	Mannie Davis
Mighty Mouse	The Sultan's Birthday	October 13, 1944	Bill Tytla
—	A Wolf's Tale	October 27, 1944	Connie Rasinski			Remake Of The 1938 Cartoon “The Wolf's Side Of The Story”
Mighty Mouse	At the Circus	November 17, 1944	Eddie Donnelly
Gandy Goose	Gandy's Dream Girl	December 8, 1944	Mannie Davis
—	Dear Old Switzerland	December 22, 1944	Eddie Donnelly			Features Oscar the Timid Pig.

1945

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Mighty Mouse	Mighty Mouse and the Pirates	January 12, 1945	Mannie Davis & Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox
	The Port of Missing Mice	February 2, 1945	Eddie Donnelly
—	Ants In Your Pantry	February 16, 1945	Mannie Davis
Mighty Mouse	Raiding the Raiders	March 9, 1945	Connie Rasinski
Gandy Goose	Post War Inventions	March 23, 1945
	Fisherman's Luck	March 23, 1945	Eddie Donnelly
Mighty Mouse	The Kilkenny Cats	April 13, 1945	Mannie Davis
Gandy Goose	Mother Goose Nightmare	May 4, 1945	Connie Rasinski
—	Smoky Joe	May 25, 1945
Mighty Mouse	The Silver Streak	June 8, 1945	Eddie Donnelly
Aesops Fable	The Mosquito	June 29, 1945	Mannie Davis			Features Gandy Goose and Sourpuss
Mighty Mouse	Mighty Mouse and the Wolf	July 20, 1945	Eddie Donnelly
	Gypsy Life	August 3, 1945	Connie Rasinski
Aesops Fable	The Fox and the Duck	August 24, 1945	Mannie Davis
—	Swooning the Swooners	September 14, 1945	Connie Rasinski			Features Farmer Al Falfa
Aesops Fable	The Watchdog	September 28, 1945	Eddie Donnelly
Gandy Goose	Who's Who In the Jungle	October 19, 1945
Mighty Mouse	Mighty Mouse Meets Bad Bill Bunion	November 9, 1945	Mannie Davis
Gandy Goose	The Exterminator	November 23, 1945	Eddie Donnelly
Mighty Mouse	Krakatoa	December 14, 1945	Connie Rasinski

1946

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
—	The Talking Magpies	January 4, 1946	Mannie Davis	20th Century Fox		Features Farmer Al Falfa and prototypes for Dimwit and Heckle & Heckle.
Mighty Mouse	Svengali's Cat	January 18, 1946	Eddie Donnelly
Gandy Goose	Fortune Hunters	February 8, 1946	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	The Wicked Wolf	March 8, 1946	Mannie Davis
	My Old Kentucky Home	March 29, 1946	Eddie Donnelly
Gandy Goose	It's All In the Stars	April 12, 1946	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	Throwing the Bull	May 3, 1946
Gandy Goose	The Golden Hen	May 24, 1946	Mannie Davis
—	Dinky Finds A Home	June 7, 1946	Eddie Donnelly			Features Dinky Duck
Mighty Mouse	The Johnstown Flood	June 28, 1946	Connie Rasinski
Gandy Goose	Peace-Time Football	July 19, 1946	Mannie Davis
Mighty Mouse	The Trojan Horse	July 26, 1946
—	The Tortoise Wins Again	August 9, 1946	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	Winning the West	August 16, 1946	Eddie Donnelly
	The Electronic Mouse Trap	September 6, 1946	Mannie Davis
	The Jail Break	September 20, 1946
—	The Snow Man	October 11, 1946	Connie Rasinski			Not to be confused with the 1940 short film of the same name produced by the same studio, nor with the Ted Eshbaugh short film of the same name.
	The Housing Problem	October 25, 1946	Mannie Davis			Features Oscar the Timid Pig.
Mighty Mouse	The Crackpot King	November 15, 1946	Eddie Donnelly
—	The Uninvited Pests	November 29, 1946	Connie Rasinski			Features Farmer Al Falfa and Heckle & Jeckle.
Mighty Mouse	The Hep Cat	December 6, 1946	Mannie Davis
—	Beanstalk Jack	December 20, 1946	Eddie Donnelly			Not to be confused with the short film of the same name from 1933 produced by the same studio.

1947

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Mighty Mouse	Crying Wolf	January 10, 1947	Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox
Heckle & Jeckle	McDougal's Rest Farm	January 31, 1947	Mannie Davis
Mighty Mouse	The Dead End Cats	February 14, 1947	Eddie Donnelly
Heckle & Jeckle	Happy Go Lucky	February 28, 1947	Connie Rasinski
Gandy Goose	Mexican Baseball	March 14, 1947	Mannie Davis
Mighty Mouse	Aladdin's Lamp	March 28, 1947	Eddie Donnelly
Heckle & Jeckle	Cat Trouble	April 11, 1947	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	The Sky Is Falling	April 25, 1947	Mannie Davis
Heckle & Jeckle	The Intruders	May 9, 1947	Eddie Donnelly
Mighty Mouse	Mighty Mouse Meets Deadeye Dick	May 30, 1947	Connie Rasinski
Heckle & Jeckle	Flying South	August 15, 1947	Mannie Davis
Mighty Mouse	A Date For Dinner	August 29, 1947	Eddie Donnelly
Heckle & Jeckle	Fishing By the Sea	September 19, 1947	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	The First Snow	October 10, 1947	Mannie Davis
—	One Note Tony	October 22, 1947	Connie Rasinski
Heckle and Jeckle	The Super Salesman	October 24, 1947	Eddie Donnelly
Mighty Mouse	A Fight to the Finish	November 14, 1947	Connie Rasinski
—	The Wolf's Pardon	December 5, 1947	Eddie Donnelly
Heckle & Jeckle	The Hitch Hikers	December 12, 1947	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	Swiss Cheese Family Robinson	December 19, 1947	Mannie Davis
	Lazy Little Beaver	December 26, 1947	Eddie Donnelly

1948

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Mighty Mouse	Mighty Mouse and the Magician	January 10, 1948	Eddie Donnelly	20th Century Fox
Gandy Goose	The Chipper Chipmunk	March 9, 1948	Mannie Davis
—	Felix the Fox	March 10, 1948				Features Dimwit
Heckle and Jeckle	Taming the Cat	April 14, 1948	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	The Feudin' Hillbillies	April 23, 1948
—	Seeing Ghosts	June 1, 1948	Mannie Davis			Features Oscar the Timid Pig
	Hounding the Hares	June 9, 1948	Eddie Donnelly			Features Farmer Al Falfa
	Mystery In the Moonlight	June 14, 1948
Heckle and Jeckle	A Sleepless Night	August 24, 1948	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	The Witch's Cat	September 15, 1948	Mannie Davis
—	The Hard Boiled Egg	September 29, 1948	Connie Rasinski			Features Dingbat
Mighty Mouse	Triple Trouble	September 30, 1948	Eddie Donnelly
	Love's Labor Won	October 15, 1948	Mannie Davis
Heckle and Jeckle	Out Again In Again	November 1, 1948	Connie Rasinski
	Magpie Madness	November 2, 1948	Eddie Donnelly
	Free Enterprise	November 23, 1948	Mannie Davis
	Gooney Golfers	December 1, 1948	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	The Magic Slipper	December 2, 1948	Mannie Davis
	The Mysterious Stranger	December 21, 1948
	Racket Buster	December 26, 1948
Heckle & Jeckle	The Power of Thought	December 31, 1948	Eddie Donnelly
—	The Wooden Indian	December 31, 1948	Connie Rasinski

1949

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
—	The Kitten Sitter	May 1, 1949	Eddie Donnelly	20th Century Fox
Heckle & Jeckle	The Lion Hunt	May 13, 1949
—	Dingbat Land	May 27, 1949	Connie Rasinski			Features Gandy Goose, Sourpuss and Dingbat
	The Lyin' Lion	May 30, 1949				Features Looey the Lion
Mighty Mouse	The Catship Gang	June 2, 1949	Eddie Donnelly
Heckle and Jeckle	Happy Landing	June 5, 1949	Mannie Davis			Also features Looey the Lion
Mighty Mouse	A Cold Romance	June 10, 1949
Heckle and Jeckle	Hula Hula Land	June 22, 1949
	The Stowaways	July 1, 1949	Connie Rasinski
—	The Covered Pushcart	August 26, 1949	Mannie Davis			Features Gandy Goose and Sourpuss
	Mrs. Jones' Rest Farm	October 12, 1949	Eddie Donnelly			Features Looey the Lion
	A Truckload of Trouble	October 25, 1949	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	Perils of Pearl Pureheart	November 11, 1949	Eddie Donnelly
Heckle and Jeckle	Dancing Shoes	November 11, 1949	Mannie Davis
—	Paint Pot Symphony	November 27, 1949	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	Stop, Look, and Listen	December 1, 1949	Eddie Donnelly
—	Flying Cups and Saucers	December 2, 1949	Connie Rasinski			Features Dimwit
	Comic Book Land	December 23, 1949	Mannie Davis			Features Sourpuss paired with Gandy Goose. This cartoon also features cameo appearances of Dimwit, Heckle & Jeckle, and Mighty Mouse.

1950s

1950

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Heckle & Jeckle	The Fox Hunt	February 17, 1950	Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox
	A Merry Chase	February 21, 1950	Mannie Davis
Aesops Fable	Foiling the Fox	March 11, 1950	Connie Rasinski			Features Dingbat
Victor The Volunteer	Better Late Than Never	March 17, 1950	Eddie Donnelly
Dinky Duck	The Beauty Shop	April 28, 1950
Mighty Mouse	Anti-Cats	May 19, 1950	Mannie Davis
—	The Dog Show	May 26, 1950	Eddie Donnelly
Gandy Goose	Dream Walking	June 9, 1950	Connie Rasinski			Co-starring Sourpuss
Mighty Mouse	Law and Order	June 23, 1950	Eddie Donnelly
—	The Red-Headed Monkey	July 7, 1950	Mannie Davis
Mighty Mouse	Beauty On the Beach	July 21, 1950	Connie Rasinski
Dingbat	All This and Rabbit Stew	August 4, 1950
Little Roquefort	Cat Happy	August 18, 1950				Also Features Percy the Cat
	Mouse and Garden	September 1, 1950	Mannie Davis			Also Features Percy the Cat
—	If Cats Could Sing	September 15, 1950	Eddie Donnelly
Heckle & Jeckle	King Tut's Tomb	September 29, 1950	Mannie Davis
Mighty Mouse	Mother Goose's Birthday Party	October 13, 1950	Connie Rasinski
—	Squirrel Crazy	October 15, 1950	Mannie Davis
Gandy Goose	Wide Open Spaces	November 1, 1950	Eddie Donnelly
Heckle & Jeckle	Rival Romeos	November 7, 1950
Dingbat	Sour Grapes	November 22, 1950	Mannie Davis
Little Roquefort	Three Is A Crowd	December 22, 1950	Connie Rasinski
Half Pint	Stage Struck	December 24, 1950	Mannie Davis
—	Woodman, Spare That Tree	December 28, 1950	Eddie Donnelly
Mighty Mouse	Sunny Italy	December 30, 1950	Connie Rasinski

1951

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Gandy Goose	Songs of Erin	February 25, 1951	Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox
Heckle & Jeckle	Bulldozing the Bull	March 11, 1951	Eddie Donnelly
Gandy Goose	Spring Fever	March 18, 1951	Mannie Davis
Mighty Mouse	Goons From the Moon	April 1, 1951	Connie Rasinski
Little Roquefort	Musical Madness	April 11, 1951	Eddie Donnelly			Also Features Percy
Half Pint	The Elephant Mouse	April 25, 1951	Mannie Davis
Heckle & Jeckle	The Rainmakers	May 13, 1951	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	Injun Trouble	May 23, 1951	Eddie Donnelly
Little Roquefort	Seasick Sailors	May 30, 1951	Mannie Davis
Terry Bears	Tall Timber Tale	June 6, 1951	Connie Rasinski
—	Golden Egg Goosie	June 13, 1951	Eddie Donnelly
Mighty Mouse	A Swiss Miss	June 20, 1951	Mannie Davis
Heckle & Jeckle	Steeple Jacks	June 27, 1951	Connie Rasinski
Terry Bears	Little Problems	July 22, 1951	Eddie Donnelly
Little Roquefort	Pastry Panic	July 25, 1951	Mannie Davis
—	The Helpful Geni	August 15, 1951	Connie Rasinski			Features Percy the Cat
Heckle & Jeckle	Sno Fun	August 22, 1951	Eddie Donnelly
Mighty Mouse	A Cat's Tale	August 29, 1951	Mannie Davis
—	Beaver Trouble	September 2, 1951	Connie Rasinski
Little Roquefort	Flop Secret	September 12, 1951	Eddie Donnelly
	The Haunted Cat	September 23, 1951
Terry Bears	Papa's Little Helpers	October 31, 1951	Mannie Davis
Heckle & Jeckle	Movie Madness	November 7, 1951	Connie Rasinski
—	Mechanical Bird	November 21, 1951	Eddie Donnelly
Terry Bears	Papa's Day of Rest	December 8, 1951	Mannie Davis
—	Seaside Adventures	December 14, 1951
Mighty Mouse	Prehistoric Perils	December 28, 1951	Connie Rasinski
Little Roquefort	City Slicker	December 31, 1951	Mannie Davis			Also Features Percy

1952

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Dinky Duck	Flat Foot Fledgling	January 25, 1952	Mannie Davis	20th Century Fox
—	Time Gallops On	Feburary 1, 1952
Heckle and Jeckle	Off to the Opera	February 22, 1952	Connie Rasinski
—	The Happy Cobblers	February 29, 1952	Eddie Donnelly
Mighty Mouse	Hero For A Day	March 3, 1952	Mannie Davis
Little Roquefort	Hypnotized	March 7, 1952
Mighty Mouse	Hansel and Gretel	March 28, 1952	Connie Rasinski
—	Flipper Frolics	April 11, 1952
The Terry Bears	Little Anglers	May 2, 1952
Dinky Duck	The Foolish Duckling	May 16, 1952	Mannie Davis
Heckle and Jeckle	House Busters	June 6, 1952	Connie Rasinski
—	The Mysterious Cowboy	July 4, 1952	Mannie Davis
Little Roquefort	Good Mousekeeping	July 18, 1952
The Terry Bears	Nice Doggy	July 25, 1952	Eddie Donnelly
Mighty Mouse	Happy Holland	August 1, 1952
Heckle and Jeckle	Moose On the Loose	August 22, 1952	Mannie Davis
Dinky Duck	Sink Or Swim	August 29, 1952	Connie Rasinski
Aesop's Fable	Happy Valley	September 1, 1952	Eddie Donnelly
The Terry Bears	Picnic With Papa	September 26, 1952	Mannie Davis
Mighty Mouse	A Soapy Opera	September 27, 1952	Connie Rasinski
The Terry Bears	Thrifty Cubs	October 4, 1952	Mannie Davis
Heckle and Jeckle	Hair Cut-Ups	October 11, 1952	Eddie Donnelly
Little Roquefort	Mouse Meets Bird	November 15, 1952	Connie Rasinski
The Terry Bears	Snappy Snap Shots	November 15, 1952	Eddie Donnelly
Heckle and Jeckle	Pill Peddlers	December 13, 1952	Connie Rasinski

1953

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Dinky Duck	Wise Quacks	February 1, 1953	Mannie Davis	20th Century Fox
	Featherweight Champ	February 6, 1953	Eddie Donnelly
Little Roquefort	Playful Puss	February 13, 1953	Mannie Davis
The Terry Bears	Plumber's Helpers	March 27, 1953	Connie Rasinski
Heckle and Jeckle	Ten Pin Terrors	April 7, 1953
Dinky Duck	The Orphan Egg	April 24, 1953	Eddie Donnelly
Little Roquefort	Friday the 13th	May 8, 1953	Mannie Davis
Mighty Mouse	Hot Rods	May 19, 1953	Eddie Donnelly
	When Mousehood Was In Flower	May 21, 1953	Connie Rasinski
The Terry Bears	Open House	June 5, 1953	Eddie Donnelly
	The Reluctant Pup	June 10, 1953	Mannie Davis
Heckle and Jeckle	Bargain Daze	June 12, 1953
—	Sparky the Firefly	June 13, 1953	Connie Rasinski
Little Roquefort	Mouse Menace	July 3, 1953	Eddie Donnelly
—	How to Keep Cool	July 31, 1953	Connie Rasinski			Features Dimwit
Dinky Duck	The Timid Scarecrow	August 28, 1953	Eddie Donnelly
Heckle and Jeckle	Log Rollers	September 4, 1953	Mannie Davis
Mighty Mouse	Spare the Rod	September 8, 1953	Connie Rasinski
The Terry Bears	Growing Pains	October 2, 1953	Eddie Donnelly
Little Roquefort	Runaway Mouse	October 23, 1953	Mannie Davis
Dimwit	How to Relax	October 30, 1953	Connie Rasinski
Heckle and Jeckle	Blind Date	November 27, 1953	Eddie Donnelly
Mighty Mouse	The Helpless Hippo	December 25, 1953	Connie Rasinski

1954

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
The Terry Bears	Pet Problems	January 1, 1954	Eddie Donnelly	20th Century Fox
Little Roquefort	Prescription For Percy	January 29, 1954	Mannie Davis
Heckle and Jeckle	Satisfied Customers	February 4, 1954	Connie Rasinski
—	Nonsense Newsreel	March 1, 1954	Mannie Davis
	Arctic Rivals	April 7, 1954				Features Willie the Walrus
The Terry Bears	A Howling Success	May 20, 1954	Connie Rasinski
Little Roquefort	The Cat's Revenge	June 18, 1954	Mannie Davis
Phoney Baloney	The Tall Tale Teller	July 2, 1954	Connie Rasinski
Mighty Mouse	The Reformed Wolf	July 9, 1954
Percival Sleuthhound	Pride of the Yard	July 26, 1954	Eddie Donnelly
Heckle and Jeckle	Blue Plate Symphony	October 29, 1954	Connie Rasinski

1955

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
—	A Yokohama Yankee	January 1, 1955	Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox
Gandy Goose	Barnyard Actor	January 25, 1955
The Terry Bears	Duck Fever	February 16, 1955
Aesop's Fable	The First Flying Fish	March 1, 1955
Little Roquefort	No Sleep For Percy	March 11, 1955
—	Daddy's Little Darling	April 1, 1955				Features Dimwit
	An Igloo For Two	May 1, 1955				Features Willie the Walrus
	Good Deed Daly	June 1, 1955				Features Good Deed Daly
	Bird Symphony	June 1, 1955
	Phony News Flashes	August 1, 1955
	Foxed By A Fox	August 1, 1955				Features Spoofy the Fox
	The Last Mouse of Hamelin	August 1, 1955
	Little Red Hen	August 1, 1955
Heckle and Jeckle	Miami Maniacs	November 12, 1955
	Pirate's Gold	December 14, 1955	Eddie Donnelly
The Terry Bears	Baffling Bunnies	December 31, 1955	Connie Rasinski

1956

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
—	The Clockmaker's Dog	January 1, 1956	Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox
	Park Avenue Pussycat	January 1, 1956
	Uranium Blues	February 1, 1956				Features Farmer Al Falfa
	Hep Mother Hubbard	March 1, 1956
	Scouts to the Rescue	March 1, 1956				Features Good Deed Daly
	Oceans of Love	April 1, 1956
	Lucky Dog	May 1, 1956
Clancy the Bull	Police Dogged	June 1, 1956
—	The Brave Little Brave	July 1, 1956	Mannie Davis
	Cloak and Stagger	August 1, 1956	Connie Rasinski			Features Good Deed Daly

1957

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
John Doormat	Topsy TV	January 1, 1957	Gene Deitch & Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox
—	A Hare-Breadth Finish	February 1, 1957	Connie Rasinski
	African Jungle Hunt	March 1, 1957				Features Phoney Baloney
	The Bone Ranger	April 1, 1957	Gene Deitch & Connie Rasinski
	Love Is Blind	May 1, 1957	Mannie Davis
Gaston Le Crayon	Gaston Is Here	May 1, 1957	Gene Deitch & Connie Rasinski
John Doormat	Shove Thy Neighbor	June 1, 1957
—	A Bum Steer	June 20, 1957	Mannie Davis & Gene Deitch
Clint Clobber	Clint Clobber's Cat	July 1, 1957	Gene Deitch & Connie Rasinski
Spoofy	Gag Buster	July 10, 1957
—	Flebus	August 1, 1957	Gene Deitch & Ernest Pintoff			Features Flebus
Dinky Duck	It's A Living	November 15, 1957	Gene Deitch, Winfield Hoskins & Mannie Davis

1958

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Gaston Le Crayon	Gaston's Baby	March 1, 1958	Gene Deitch & Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox
Clint Clobber	Springtime For Clobber	April 1, 1958
—	The Juggler of Our Lady	April 1, 1958	Gene Deitch & Al Kouzel
Gaston Le Crayon	Gaston Go Home	May 1, 1958	Gene Deitch & Connie Rasinski
John Doormat	Dustcap Doormat	June 1, 1958	Gene Deitch & Al Kouzel
—	Sick, Sick Sidney	June 4, 1958	Art Bartsch & Gene Deitch			Features Sidney the Elephant
Clint Clobber	Camp Clobber	July 22, 1958	Gene Deitch & Dave Tendlar
	Old Mother Clobber	September 2, 1958	Gene Deitch & Connie Rasinski
Gaston Le Crayon	Gaston's Easel Life	October 1, 1958	Gene Deitch & Dave Tendlar
Clint Clobber	Signed, Sealed, and Clobbered	November 1, 1958	Gene Deitch & Connie Rasinski
—	Sidney's Family Tree	December 1, 1958	Art Bartsch & Gene Deitch			Features Sidney the Elephant. Nominated for the Academy Awards for Best Short Subject.

1959

Series	Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Clint Clobber	Clobber's Ballet Ache	January 1, 1959	Gene Deitch & Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox
—	The Tale of A Dog	February 1, 1959	Gene Deitch & Dave Tendlar
John Doormat	Another Day, Another Doormat	April 1, 1959	Gene Deitch & Al Kouzel
Clint Clobber	The Flamboyant Arms	April 1, 1959	Gene Deitch & Connie Rasinski
—	Foofle's Train Ride	May 13, 1959	Gene Deitch & Dave Tendlar			Features Foofle
Gaston Le Crayon	Gaston's Mama Lisa	June 1, 1959	Gene Deitch & Connie Rasinski
—	The Minute and A ½ Man	July 4, 1959	Dave Tendlar			Features Hector Heathcote
	The Fabulous Firework Family	August 1, 1959	Gene Deitch & Al Kouzel
Heckle and Jeckle	Wild Life	September 1, 1959	Martin Taras
—	Hashimoto-San	September 6, 1959	Bob Kuwahara & Dave Tendlar			Features Hashimoto
Mighty Mouse	Outer Space Visitor	November 1, 1959	Dave Tendlar
—	The Leaky Faucet	December 1, 1959	Martin Taras			Features Dimwit
	Hide and Go Sidney	December 2, 1959	Art Bartsch			Features Sidney the Elephant

1960s

1960

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
The Space Varmint	January 1, 1960	Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox		Features Deputy Dawg & Astronut. Some sources state that it was released 1962
The Misunderstood Giant	February 1, 1960
Foofle's Picnic	March 1, 1960	Dave Tendlar			Features Foofle
The Tiger King	March 1, 1960	Connie Rasinski
The Famous Ride	April 1, 1960				Features Hector Heathcote
Tusk, Tusk	April 3, 1960	Martin Taras			Features Sidney the Elephant
Thousand Smile Check-Up	April 24, 1960				Features Heckle & Jeckle
Hearts and Glowers	June 1, 1960
Trapeze, Pleeze	June 12, 1960	Connie Rasinski			Features Heckle & Jeckle
Mint Men	June 23, 1960	Dave Tendlar			Features Heckle & Jeckle
The Wayward Hat	July 1, 1960				Features Foofle
The Littlest Bully	August 9, 1960	Martin Taras			Features Sidney the Elephant
Two Ton Baby Sitter	September 4, 1960	Dave Tendlar			Features Sidney the Elephant
Deep Sea Doodle	September 16, 1960				Features Heckle & Jeckle
Tin Pan Alley Cat	October 1, 1960
Stunt Men	November 23, 1960	Martin Taras			Features Heckle & Jeckle
House of Hashimoto	November 30, 1960	Connie Rasinski			Features Hashimoto
Daniel Boone, Jr.	December 1, 1960	Dave Tendlar			Features Hector Heathcote
The Mysterious Package	December 15, 1960	Mannie Davis			Features Mighty Mouse

1961

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Night Life In Tokyo	February 1, 1961	Mannie Davis	20th Century Fox		Features Hashimoto
So Sorry Pussycat	March 1, 1961	Art Bartsch			Features Hashimoto
Drum Roll	March 1, 1961	Dave Tendlar			Features Hector Heathcote
Son of Hashimoto	April 12, 1961	Connie Rasinski			Features Hashimoto
The First Fast Mail	May 1, 1961	Dave Tendlar			Features Hector Heathcote
Railroaded to Fame	May 1, 1961				Features Hector Heathcote
Strange Companion	May 12, 1961	Mannie Davis			Features Hashimoto
Honorable Cat Story	June 1, 1961	Connie Rasinski			Features Hashimoto
Crossing the Delaware	June 1, 1961	Art Bartsch			Features Hector Heathcote
Unsung Hero	July 1, 1961				Features Hector Heathcote
Banana Binge	July 1, 1961	Connie Rasinski			Features Sidney the Elephant
Meat, Drink and Be Merry	August 1, 1961	Dave Tendlar			Features Sidney the Elephant
Really Big Act	September 1, 1961	Connie Rasinski			Features Sidney the Elephant
Clown Jewels	October 1, 1961	Dave Tendlar			Features Sidney the Elephant
Tree Spree	November 1, 1961	Larz Bourne			Features Sidney the Elephant
Sappy New Year	November 10, 1961	Dave Tendlar			Features Heckle & Jeckle
Cat Alarm	December 31, 1961	Connie Rasinski			Features Mighty Mouse

1962

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Honorable House Cat	January 1, 1962	Mannie Davis	20th Century Fox		Features Hashimoto
Klondike Strikes Out	January 1, 1962	Dave Tendlar			Features Hector Heathcote
Where There's Smoke	February 1, 1962	Bob Kuwahara			Features Deputy Dawg
He-Man Seaman	March 1, 1962	Art Bartsch			Features Hector Heathcote
Honorable Family Problem	March 30, 1962	Bob Kuwahara			Features Hashimoto
Nobody's Ghoul	April 1, 1962	Dave Tendlar			Features Deputy Dawg
Peanut Battle	April 25, 1962	Connie Rasinski			Features Sidney the Elephant
Riverboat Mission	May 1, 1962	Dave Tendlar			Features Hector Heathcote
Loyal Royalty	May 18, 1962	Bob Kuwahara			Features Hashimoto
Rebel Trouble	June 1, 1962	Dave Tendlar			Features Deputy Dawg
Send Your Elephant to Camp	July 1, 1962	Art Bartsch			Features Sidney the Elephant
Honorable Paint In the Neck	August 22, 1962	Bob Kuwahara			Features Hashimoto
The Fleet's Out	October 1, 1962	Connie Rasinski			Features Sidney the Elephant
First Flight Up	October 1, 1962	Bill Tytla			Features Hector Heathcote
Home Life	November 1, 1962	Connie Rasinski			Features Sidney the Elephant
Big Chief No Treaty	November 10, 1962	Bob Kuwahara			Features Deputy Dawg
To Be Or Not to Be	December 29, 1962	Connie Rasinski			Features Sidney the Elephant
Shotgun Shambles	1962	Dave Tendlar			Features Deputy Dawg

1963

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
A Flight to the Finish	January 1, 1963	Dave Tendlar	20th Century Fox		Features Hector Heathcote
Tea House Mouse	January 1, 1963	Bob Kuwahara			Features Hashimoto
Tea Party	April 1, 1963	Dave Tendlar			Features Hector Heathcote
The Hungry Astronut	April 27, 1963	Bob Kuwahara			Features Deputy Dawg & Astronut
Pearl Crazy	May 1, 1963				Features Hashimoto
Sidney's White Elephant	May 1, 1963	Art Bartsch			Features Sidney the Elephant
Cherry Blossom Festival	June 17, 1963	Bob Kuwahara			Features Hashimoto
The Missing Genie	June 19, 1963	Connie Rasinski			Features Luno the White Stallion
Driven to Extraction	June 28, 1963	Art Bartsch			Features Sidney the Elephant
A Bell For Philadelphia	July 1, 1963	Bob Kuwahara			Features Hector Heathcote
The Big Clean-Up	September 1, 1963	Dave Tendlar			Features Hector Heathcote
Trouble In Baghdad	September 13, 1963	Connie Rasinski			Features Luno the White Stallion
Split-Level Treehouse	October 30, 1963	Art Bartsch			Features Sidney the Elephant
Spooky-Yaki	November 13, 1963	Bob Kuwahara			Features Hashimoto
King Rounder	December 31, 1963	Connie Rasinski			Features Luno the White Stallion
Astronut	1963				Features Deputy Dawg
Search for a Symbol	1963	Dave Tendlar			Features Hector Heathcote
The First Telephone	1963				Features Hector Heathcote
Foxed by a Fox	1963				Features Hector Heathcote
High Flyer	1963				Features Hector Heathcote
Valley Forge Hero	1963				Features Hector Heathcote
Expert Explorer	1963				Features Hector Heathcote

1964

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
The Red Tractor	February 1, 1964	Dave Tendlar	20th Century Fox		Features Duckwood
Brother From Outer Space	March 1, 1964	Connie Rasinski			Features Astronut
Kisser Plant	June 1, 1964				Features Astronut
Adventure By the Sea	July 15, 1964	Art Bartsch			Features Luno the White Stallion
Outer Galaxy Gazette	September 1, 1964	Connie Rasinski			Features Astronut
Molecular Mixup	December 1, 1964	Dave Tendlar			Features Astronut
Hokey Home Movies	1964	Bob Kuwahara			Features Astronut
Roc-A-Bye Sinbad	1964	Connie Rasinski			Features Luno the White Stallion
Short-Term Sheriff	1964	Dave Tendlar			Features Duckwood
Oil Thru the Day	1964				Features Duckwood
The Gold Dust Bandit	1964	Art Bartsch			Features Luno the White Stallion
Search For Misery	1964	Bob Kuwahara			Features Pitiful Penelope
Hats Off to Hector!	1964	Dave Tendlar			Features Hector Heathcote
Messy Messenger	1964				Features Hector Heathcote
Hold the Fort!	1964				Features Hector Heathcote

1965

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
The Sky's the Limit	February 1, 1965	Dave Tendlar	20th Century Fox		Features Astronut
Freight Fright	March 1, 1965	Connie Rasinski			Features Possible Possum
Gadmouse the Apprentice Good Fairy	March 10, 1965	Ralph Bakshi			Features Sad Cat
Weather Magic	May 1, 1965	Cosmo Anzilotti			Features Astronut
Don't Spill the Beans	May 26, 1965	Ralph Bakshi			Features Sad Cat
Darn Barn	June 1, 1965	Connie Rasinski			Features Possible Possum
Dress Reversal	July 1, 1965	Ralph Bakshi			Features Sad Cat
Robots In Toyland	August 1, 1965	Connie Rasinski			Features Astronut
Git That Guitar	September 1, 1965	Art Bartsch			Features Possible Possum
Twinkle Twinkle Little Telestar	November 1, 1965				Features Astronut
The Toothless Beaver	December 1, 1965	Connie Rasinski			Features Possible Possum
The Third Musketeer	December 23, 1965	Ralph Bakshi			Features Sad Cat
No Space Like Home	1965	Art Bartsch			Features Astronut

1966

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Gems From Gemini	January 1, 1966	Dave Tendlar	20th Century Fox		Features Astronut
Dr. Ha-Ha	March 30, 1966	Ralph Bakshi			Features James Hound
Champion Chump	April 1, 1966	Art Bartsch & Connie Rasinski			Features Martian Moochers
Haunted House Cleaning	May 1, 1966	Connie Rasinski			Features Astronut
Messed Up Movie Makers	June 1, 1966	George Bakes & Al Chiarito			Features Heckle & Jeckle
Scuba Duba Do	July 1, 1966	Ralph Bakshi			Features Sad Cat
Cowardly Watchdog	August 1, 1966	Dave Tendlar			Features Martian Moochers
The Monster Master	September 2, 1966	Cosmo Anzilotti & Ralph Bakshi			Features James Hound
Watch the Butterfly	October 1, 1966	Dave Tendlar			Features Possible Possum
The Rain Drain	October 12, 1966	Art Bartsch & Dave Tendlar			Features James Hound
Dreamnapping	December 29, 1966				Features James Hound
The Phantom Skyscraper	December 31, 1966				Features James Hound

1967

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
The Heat's Off	April 26, 1967	Ralph Bakshi, Cosmo Anzilotti & Art Bartsch	20th Century Fox		Features James Hound
It's For the Birds	May 26, 1967				Features James Hound
A Voodoo Spell	June 7, 1967				Features James Hound
Give Me Liberty	August 1, 1967				Features James Hound
Which Is Witch	October 6, 1967				Features James Hound
Dr. Rhinestone's Theory	November 5, 1967				Features James Hound
Traffic Trouble	November 24, 1967				Features James Hound
Mr. Winlucky	November 29, 1967				Features James Hound
Fancy Plants	November 30, 1967				Features James Hound
Bugged By a Bug	December 1, 1967				Features James Hound
Frozen Sparklers	December 7, 1967				Features James Hound
Baron Von Go-Go	December 31, 1967				Features James Hound

1968

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Dribble Drabble	January 1, 1968	Art Bartsch	20th Century Fox		Features Sad Cat
Judo Kudos	January 1, 1968				Features Sad Cat
Big Game Fishing	February 1, 1968	Al Kouzel			Features Sad Cat
Grand Prix Winner	March 1, 1968	Art Bartsch			Features Sad Cat
Big Bad Bobcat	April 1, 1968	Cosmo Anzilotti			Features Possible Possum
Commander Great Guy	May 1, 1968	Art Bartsch			Features Sad Cat
All Teed Off	June 1, 1968				Features Sad Cat
Surprisin' Exercisin'	July 1, 1968	Cosmo Anzilotti			Features Possible Possum
The Abominable Mountaineers	September 1, 1968	Art Bartsch			Features Sad Cat
The Rock Hound	October 1, 1968	Dave Tendlar			Features Possible Possum
Loops and Swoops	November 1, 1968	Art Bartsch			Features Sad Cat
Mount Piney	December 1, 1968				Features Possible Possum

1969

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
The Ruby Eye of the Monkey God	January 1, 1969	Fred Calvert	20th Century Fox
The General's Little Helper	February 1, 1969	Art Bartsch?			Features Possible Possum
Space Pet	March 1, 1969	Cosmo Anzilotti			Features Astronut
The Stretcher	April 1, 1969	Ralph Bakshi & Robert Taylor			Features Mighty Heroes
The Red Swamp Pox	May 1, 1969				Features Possible Possum
The Bold Eagle	May 1, 1969	Art Bartsch			Features Possible Possum
Scientific Sideshow	June 1, 1969				Features Astronut
Balloon Snatcher	September 1, 1969	Cosmo Anzilotti			Features Astronut
The Frog	October 1, 1969	Ralph Bakshi & Robert Taylor			Features Mighty Heroes. Originally produced for television in 1966
Swamp Snapper	November 1, 1969	Art Bartsch			Features Possible Possum
The Toy Man	December 1, 1969	Ralph Bakshi & Robert Taylor			Features Mighty Heroes. Originally produced for television in 1966

1970s

1970

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Going Ape	January 1, 1970	Connie Rasinski	20th Century Fox		Features Astronut
Land Grab	February 1, 1970	Dave Tendlar			Features Hector Heathcote
Surface Surf Aces	March 1, 1970	Lloyd Hallock Jr. & Connie Rasinski			Features Possible Possum
The Ghost Monster	April 1, 1970	Ralph Bakshi & Robert Taylor			Features Mighty Heroes. Originally produced for television in 1967
Martian Moochers	May 1, 1970	Bob Kuwahara			Features Astronut & Martian Moochers
Lost and Foundation	June 1, 1970	Ralph Bakshi			Features Hector Heathcote
Swamp Water Taffy	July 1, 1970	Cosmo Anzilotti & Art Bartsch			Features Possible Possum
The Proton Pulsator	September 1, 1970	Ralph Bakshi & Robert Taylor			Features Astronut
Belabour Thy Neighbor	October 1, 1970	Cosmo Anzilotti			Features Hector Heathcote
Slinky Minky	November 1, 1970	Art Bartsch & Connie Rasinski			Features Possible Possum
The Shocker	December 1, 1970	Ralph Bakshi & Robert Taylor			Features Mighty Heroes. Originally produced for television in 1966

1971

Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes
Oscar's Birthday Present	January 1, 1971	Bob Kuwahara	20th Century Fox		Features Astronut
Train Terrain	February 1, 1971	Art Bartsch			Features Hector Heathcote
Berry Funny	March 1, 1971	Cosmo Anzilotti			Features Possible Possum
The Enlarger	April 1, 1971	Ralph Bakshi & Robert Taylor			Features Mighty Heroes. Originally produced for television in 1966
Oscar's Thinking Cap	May 1, 1971	Art Bartsch			Features Astronut
Big Mo	July 1, 1971	Art Bartsch & Sid Marcus			Features Possible Possum
The Dusters	August 1, 1971	Ralph Bakshi & Robert Taylor			Features Mighty Heroes. Originally produced for television in 1967
Ice Cream For Help	October 1, 1971	Art Bartsch			Features Hector Heathcote
Kooky Cucumbers	November 1, 1971	Dave Tendlar			Features Possible Possum
The Big Freeze	December 1, 1971	Ralph Bakshi & Robert Taylor			Features Mighty Heroes. Originally produced for television in 1967

References

1. "Restored Animation Classics | UCLA Film & Television Archive". cinema.ucla.edu. Retrieved February 5, 2025.