List of Terrytoons animated shorts

Last updated November 07, 2025

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	Distributor	Film	Notes
Caviar	February 23, 1930	Educational/Pathe		The First Terrytoon to be released.
Pretzels	March 9, 1930	Educational/Pathe		The Second Terrytoon to be released.
Spanish Onions	March 23, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Indian Pudding	April 6, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Roman Punch	April 20, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Hot Turkey	May 4, 1930	Educational/Pathe		This and Hawaiian Pineapples were released on the same day.
Hawaiian Pineapples	May 4, 1930	Educational/Pathe		This and Hot Turkey were released on the same day.
Swiss Cheese	May 18, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Codfish Balls	June 1, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Hungarian Goulash	June 15, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Bully Beef	July 13, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Kangaroo Steak	July 27, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Monkey Meat	August 10, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Chop Suey	August 24, 1930	Educational/Pathe
French Fried	September 7, 1930	Educational/Pathe		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	Educational/Pathe
Irish Stew	October 5, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Fried Chicken	October 19, 1930	Educational/Pathe	Is Considered Lost	Lost Media
Jumping Beans	November 2, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Scotch Highball	November 16, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Salt Water Taffy	November 30, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Golf Nuts	December 14, 1930	Educational/Pathe
Pigskin Capers	December 28, 1930	Educational/Pathe		Last Terrytoon to be released in 1930.

1931


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

1932


Title	Release	Distributor	Film	Notes
The Villian's Curse	January 10, 1932	Educational Pictures	Is Considered Lost	Lost Media
Noah's Outing	January 24, 1932	Educational Pictures		Features Farmer Al Falfa
The Spider Talks	February 7, 1932	Educational Pictures
Peg Leg Pete	February 21, 1932	Educational Pictures		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	Educational Pictures
Ye Olde Songs	March 20, 1932	Educational Pictures		Features Farmer Al Falfa
Bull-ero	April 3, 1932	Educational Pictures
Radio Girl	April 17, 1932	Educational Pictures
Woodland	May 1, 1932	Educational Pictures		Features Farmer Al Falfa
Romance	May 15, 1932	Educational Pictures
Bluebeard's Brother	May 29, 1932	Educational Pictures
Farmer Al Falfa's Bedtime Story	June 12, 1932	Educational Pictures		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	Educational Pictures
Cocky Cockroach	July 10, 1932	Educational Pictures
Spring Is Here	July 24, 1932	Educational Pictures		Features Farmer Al Falfa.
Farmer Al Falfa's Ape Girl	August 7, 1932	Educational Pictures		As stated in the title, this cartoon features Farmer Al Falfa.
Sherman Was Right	August 21, 1932	Educational Pictures
Burlesque	September 4, 1932	Educational Pictures
Southern Rhythm	September 10, 1932	Educational Pictures	Is Considered Lost	Lost Media
Farmer Al Falfa's Birthday Party	October 2, 1932	Educational Pictures		As the title states, the cartoon features Farmer Al Falfa
College Spirit	October 16, 1932	Educational Pictures
Hook and Ladder No. 1	October 30, 1932	Educational Pictures		Was Released by Castle Film's under their "Mouse Movies" brand during the 1945 season.
The Forty Thieves	November 13, 1932	Educational Pictures
Toyland	November 27, 1932	Educational Pictures		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	Educational Pictures
Ireland Or Bust	December 25, 1932	Educational Pictures		This Cartoon was released on Christmas Day 1932.

1933


Title	Release	Distributor	Film	Notes
Jealous Lover	January 2, 1933	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".
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 11, 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 22, 1933			A Farmer Al Falfa Cartoon.
Fanny's Wedding Day	October 6, 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	Lost Media

1934


Title	Release	Distributor	Notes
Holland Day's	January 12, 1934	Educational Pictures	Features Farmer Al Falfa. Was part of Castle Film's first 6 Terrytoon releases. Sold from 1938 - 1942.
The Three Bear's	January 26, 1934	Educational Pictures	Was remade by Terrytoon's in 1939.
Rip Van Wrinkle	February 9, 1934	Educational Pictures	Features Farmer Al Falfa. Was part of Castle Film's first 6 Terrytoon releases. Sold from 1938 - 1942.
The Last Straw	February 23, 1934	Educational Pictures
The Owl and the Pussycat	March 9, 1934	Educational Pictures	Featured Farmer Al Falfa. Was sold by Castle Film's from 1942 - 1945.
A Mad House	March 23, 1934	Educational Pictures
Joe's Lunch Wagon	April 6, 1934	Educational Pictures
Just A Clown	April 20, 1934	Educational Pictures	Was part of Castle Film's first 6 Terrytoon releases. Sold from 1938 - 1942.
The King's Daughter	May 4, 1934	Educational Pictures	Mostly known for using the same giant design as seen in the more infamous "Beanstalk Jack".
The Lion's Friend.	May 18, 1934	Educational Pictures	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	Educational Pictures	Was part of Castle Film's first 6 Terrytoon releases. Sold from 1938 - 1942.
Slow But Sure	June 15, 1934	Educational Pictures
See The World	June 29, 1934	Educational Pictures
My Lady's Garden	July 13, 1934	Educational Pictures	Was sold by Castle Film's under the name "The Bee And The Butterfly" from 1942 - 1945.
Irish Sweepstakes	July 27, 1934	Educational Pictures
Busted Blossom's	August 10, 1934	Educational Pictures
Mice In Council	August 24, 1934	Educational Pictures	Sold under Castle Film's "Mouse Movies" brand from 1945 - 1949
Why Mules Leave Home	September 7, 1934	Educational Pictures	Featured Farmer Al Falfa. Was sold under Castle Film's Farmer Al Falfa brand from 1942 - 1945
Jail Bird's	September 21, 1934	Educational Pictures	This Cartoon was sold by Castle Film's under the "Mouse Movies" brand from 1945 - 1949
The Black Sheep		Educational Pictures
The Magic Fish		Educational Pictures
Hot Sand's	November 2, 1934	Educational Pictures	A Terrytoon released as part of Castle Film's 1946 batch of cartoon's. Sold from 1946 - 1948.
Tom, Tom The Piper's Son		Educational Pictures	Was part of Castle Film's 1942 batch of cartoon's. Sold between 1942 - 1945.
Jack's Shack	November 30, 1934	Educational Pictures
South Pole Or Bust	December 14, 1934	Educational Pictures	Sold by Castle Film's under the "Mouse Movies" brand from 1947 - 1949
The Dog Show	December 28, 1934	Educational Pictures	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	Distributor	Film	Notes
The First Snow	January 11, 1935	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	Educational Pictures		Features Farmer Al Falfa
The Bull Fight	February 6, 1935	Educational Pictures		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	Educational Pictures
The Moth And The Spider	March 8, 1935	Educational Pictures		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	Educational Pictures		Featured Farmer Al Falfa. Was sold by Castle Film's under the Farmer Al Falfa brand from 1946 - 1948.
Flying Oil	April 5, 1935	Educational Pictures		Features Farmer Al Falfa
Peg Leg Pete, The Pirate	April 19, 1935	Educational Pictures		Not to be confused with Terrytoon's 1932 cartoon with a similar name.
Modern Red Hood	May 3, 1935	Educational Pictures
Five Puplets	May 17, 1935	Educational Pictures
Opera Night	May 31, 1935	20th Century Fox		On May 31st 1935, 20th century studio's & fox films 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 dsitribution of the cartoon's on their own. This Terrytoon being the first with this new distributor.
King Looney XIV	June 14, 1935	20th Century Fox
Moans and Groans	June 28, 1935	20th Century Fox		Featured Farmer Al Falfa
Amateur Night	July 12, 1935	20th Century Fox
The Foxy-Fox	July 26, 1935	20th Century Fox
Chain Letters	August 9, 1935	20th Century Fox
Birdland	August 23, 1935	20th Century Fox
Circus Days	September 6, 1935	20th Century Fox
Hey Diddle Diddle	September 20, 1935	20th Century Fox
Foiled Again	October 14, 1935			Fanny Zilch made a brief comeback in this cartoon.
Football	October 15, 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	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 29, 1935

1936


Title	Release	Distributor	Notes
The Feud	January 10, 1936	20th Century Fox
The 19th Hole Club	January 24, 1936		Features Farmer Al Falfa
Home Town Olympic's	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 Rough Egg	June 26, 1936		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		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	Distributor	Notes
Salty Mcguire	January 8, 1937	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 12, 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		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		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
Trailer Life	August 20, 1937		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		A brief return of Oil Can Harry.
Kiko's Cleaning Day	September 17, 1937		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		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		Unofficially colored in the early 1970s as part of a tv syndication package.
The Saw Mill Mystery	October 29, 1937		Another Appearance of Zanny Filch.
The Dog And The Bone	November 12, 1937		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		Released by Castle Film's from 1947 - 1949.
The Billy Goat's Whiskers	December 10, 1937		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		Released on Christmas Eve.

1938


Title	Release	Distributor	Notes
Lion Hunt	January 7, 1938	20th Century Fox
Bugs Beetle And His Orchestra	January 21, 1938		Sold by Castle Film's renamed to "Bugs Beetle" sold from 1947 - 1951.
His Day Off	February 4, 1938		Features Puddy The Pup.
Just Ask Jupiter	February 18, 1938		Distributed by Castle Film's under the "Mouse Movies" brand. Sold from 1947 - 1951.
Gandy The Goose	March 4, 1938		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		Features Puddy The Pup.
A Mountain Romance	April 1, 1938
Robinson Crusoe's Broadcast	April 15, 1938
Maid In China	April 29, 1938
The Big Top	May 12, 1938		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		Sold By Castle Film's from 1947 - 1951.
Here's To The Good Old Jail	June 10, 1938
The Last Indian	June 24, 1938
Milk For Baby	July 8, 1938
Mrs. O'Leary's Cow	July 22, 1938
Eliza Runs Again	July 29, 1938		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
String Bean Jack	August 26, 1938		A remake of the 1934 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
The Glass Slipper	October 7, 1938
The Newcomer	October 21, 1938
The Stranger Rides Again	November 4, 1938
Housewife Herman	November 18, 1938
The Village Blacksmith	December 2, 1938
Doomsday	December 16, 1938		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	Distributor	Notes
The Owl and the Pussycat	January 13, 1939	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		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
G-Man Jitters	March 10, 1939		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
The Cuckoo Bird	April 7, 1939
Their Last Bean	April 21, 1939		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
Nick's Coffee Pot	May 19, 1939
The Prize Guest	June 2, 1939
A Bully Romance	June 16, 1939		Features Gandy The Goose. Was sold by Castle Film's under the Gandy The Goose brand from 1949 - 1951.
Africa Squawks	June 30, 1939
Barnyard Baseball	July 14, 1939		Features Gandy The Goose
The Old Fire Horse	July 28, 1939
Two-Headed Giant	August 11, 1939		A cartoon suppost to be a sequel to the 1938 cartoon Stringbean Jack.
The Golden West	August 25, 1939
Sheep In The Meadow	September 22, 1939
Hook, Line and Sinker	September 28, 1939		The First cartoon to show Gandy Goose and Sourpuss together.
The Orphan Duck	October 6, 1939		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 Romace	November 17, 1939
The Hitch-Hiker	December 1, 1939		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
The First Robin	December 29, 1939

1940s

1940


Title	Release	Distributor	Notes
A Dog In A Mansion	January 12, 1940	20th Century Fox
Edgar Runs Again	January 26, 1940
Harvest Time	February 9, 1940
The Hare and The Hounds	February 23, 1940
All's Well That Ends Well	March 8, 1940
Much Ado About Nothing	March 22, 1940		A Dinky Duck cartoon.
It Must Be Love	April 5, 1940		A Gandy Goose cartoon.
Just A Little Bull	April 19, 1940
Wots All the Shootin' Fer	May 3, 1940
Swiss Ski Yodelers	May 17, 1940
Catnip Capers	May 31, 1940
Professor Offkeyski	June 14, 1940
Rover's Rescue	June 28, 1940
Rupert the Runt	July 12, 1940
Love In A Cottage	July 28, 1940
Billy Mouse's Akwakade	August 9, 1940
Club Life In the Stone Age	August 23, 1940
The Lucky Ducky	September 6, 1940		A Dinky Duck cartoon.
Touchdown Demons	September 20, 1940
How Wet Was My Ocean	October 4, 1940		With the appearance of Sourpuss.
Happy Hunting Grounds	October 18, 1940
Landing of the Pilgrims	November 1, 1940
The Magic Pencil	November 15, 1940		A Gandy Goose cartoon. With the appearance of Sourpuss.
Plane Goofy	November 29, 1940		A Farmer Al Falfa cartoon.
The Snow Man	December 13, 1940
The Temperamental Lion	December 27, 1940

1941


Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes

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

1942


Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes

A Torrid Toreador (Sourpuss) - January 9, 1942
Happy Circus Days - January 23, 1942
Funny Bunny Business - February 6, 1942
Cat Meets Mouse - February 20, 1942
Eat Me Kitty, Eight to the Bar - March 6, 1942
Sham Battle Shenanigans (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - March 20, 1942
Oh, Gentle Spring - April 3, 1942
Lights Out (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - April 17, 1942
Tricky Business (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - May 1, 1942
Neck and Neck - May 15, 1942
The Stork's Mistake - May 29, 1942
All About Dogs - June 12, 1942
Wilful Willie - June 26, 1942
The Outpost (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - July 10, 1942
Tire Trouble (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - July 24, 1942
Doing Their Bit (Nancy) - August 3, 1942
All Out For 'V' - August 7, 1942
Life With Fido (Dinky Duck) - August 21, 1942
The Big Build-Up (Puddy the Pup) - September 4, 1942
School Daze (Nancy) - September 18, 1942
Night Life In the Army (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - October 12, 1942
The Mouse of Tomorrow (Super Mouse) - October 16, 1942
He Dood It Again (Super Mouse) - October 20, 1942
Ickle Meets Pickle - November 6, 1942
Frankenstein's Cat (Super Mouse) - November 27, 1942
Barnyard WAAC - December 11, 1942
Somewhere In the Pacific - December 25, 1942

1943


Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes

Scrap For Victory (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - January 22, 1943
Barnyard Blackout (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - March 5, 1943
Shipyard Symphony - March 19, 1943
Patriotic Pooches - April 9, 1943
The Last Roundup (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - May 14, 1943
Pandora's Box (Super Mouse) - June 11, 1943
Mopping Up (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - June 25, 1943
Keep 'em Growing - July 28, 1943
Super Mouse Rides Again (Super Mouse) - June 8, 1943
Camouflage - August 27, 1943
Somewhere In Egypt (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - September 17, 1943
Down With Cats (Super Mouse) - October 7, 1943
Aladdin's Lamp (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - October 22, 1943
Lion and the Mouse (Super Mouse) - December 11, 1943
Yokel Ducks Makes Good - November 26, 1943
The Hopeful Donkey - December 17, 1943

1944


Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes

The Wreck of the Hesperus (Mighty Mouse) - January 5, 1944
The Butcher of Seville - January 7, 1944
The Helicopter - January 21, 1944
A Day In June - March 3, 1944
The Champion of Justice (Mighty Mouse) - March 17, 1944
The Frog and the Princess (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - April 7, 1944
Mighty Mouse Meets Jekyll and Hyde Cat (Mighty Mouse) - April 28, 1944
Wolf! Wolf! (Mighty Mouse) - May 11, 1944
My Boy Johnny - May 12, 1944
The Green Line (Mighty Mouse) - May 28, 1944
Eliza On the Ice (Mighty Mouse) - June 16, 1944
Carmen's Veranda (Gandy Goose) - July 28, 1944
The Cat Came Back (Farmer Al Falfa) - August 18, 1944
The Two Barbers (Mighty Mouse) - September 1, 1944
The Ghost Town (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - September 22, 1944
The Sultan's Birthday (Mighty Mouse) - October 13, 1944
A Wolf's Tale - October 27, 1944
At the Circus (Mighty Mouse) - November 17, 1944
Gandy's Dream Girl (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - December 8, 1944
Dear Old Switzerland - December 22, 1944

^formerly Super Mouse

1945


Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes

Mighty Mouse and the Pirates (Mighty Mouse) - January 12, 1945
The Port of Missing Mice (Mighty Mouse) - February 2, 1945
Ants In Your Pantry - February 16, 1945
Raiding the Raiders (Mighty Mouse) - March 9, 1945
Post War Inventions (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - March 23, 1945
Fisherman's Luck (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - March 23, 1945
The Kilkenny Cats (Mighty Mouse) - April 13, 1945
Mother Goose Nightmare (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - May 4, 1945
Smoky Joe - May 25, 1945
The Silver Streak (Mighty Mouse) - June 8, 1945
Aesop's Fable.. The Mosquito (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - June 29, 1945
Mighty Mouse and the Wolf (Mighty Mouse) - July 20, 1945
Gypsy Life (Mighty Mouse) - August 3, 1945
The Fox and the Duck - August 24, 1945
Swooning the Swooners (Farmer Al Falfa) - September 11, 1945
The Watchdog - September 28, 1945
Who's Who In the Jungle (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - October 19, 1945
Mighty Mouse Meets Bad Bill Bunion (Mighty Mouse) - November 9, 1945
The Exterminator (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - November 23, 1945
Krakatoa (Mighty Mouse) - December 4, 1945

1946


Title	Release	Director	Distributor	Film	Notes

The Talking Magpies (Farmer Al Falfa/Heckle & Jeckle prototypes) - January 4, 1946
Svengali's Cat (Mighty Mouse) - January 18, 1946
Fortune Hunters (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - February 8, 1946
The Wicked Wolf (Mighty Mouse) - March 8, 1946
My Old Kentucky Home (Mighty Mouse) - March 29, 1946
It's All In the Stars (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - April 12, 1946
Throwing the Bull (Mighty Mouse) - May 3, 1946
The Golden Hen (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - May 24, 1946
Dinky Finds A Home (Dinky Duck) - June 7, 1946
The Johnstown Flood (Mighty Mouse) - June 28, 1946
Peace Time Football (Gandy Goose) - July 19, 1946
The Trojan Horse (Mighty Mouse) - July 26, 1946
The Tortoise Wins Again - August 9, 1946
Winning the West (Mighty Mouse) - August 16, 1946
The Electronic Mouse Trap (Mighty Mouse) - September 6, 1946
The Jail Break (Mighty Mouse) - September 20, 1946
The Snow Man - October 11, 1946
The Housing Problem - October 25, 1946
The Crackpot King (Mighty Mouse) - November 15, 1946
The Uninvited Pests (Farmer Al Falfa/Heckle & Jeckle) - November 29, 1946
The Hep Cat (Mighty Mouse) - December 6, 1946
Beanstalk Jack - December 20, 1946

1947

Crying Wolf (Mighty Mouse) - January 10, 1947
McDougal's Rest Farm (Heckle & Jeckle) - January 31, 1947
The Dead End Cats (Mighty Mouse) - February 14, 1947
Happy Go Lucky (Heckle & Jeckle) - February 28, 1947
Mexican Baseball (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - March 14, 1947
Aladdin's Lamp (Mighty Mouse) - March 28, 1947
Cat Trouble (Heckle & Jeckle) - April 11, 1947
The Sky Is Falling (Mighty Mouse) - April 25, 1947
The Intruders (Heckle & Jeckle) - May 9, 1947
Mighty Mouse Meets Deadeye Dick (Mighty Mouse) - May 30, 1947
Flying South (Heckle & Jeckle) - August 15, 1947
A Date For Dinner (Mighty Mouse) - August 29, 1947
Fishing By the Sea (Heckle & Jeckle) - September 19, 1947
The First Snow (Mighty Mouse) - October 10, 1947
One Note Tony - October 22, 1947
The Super Salesman (Heckle & Jeckle) - October 24, 1947
A Fight to the Finish (Mighty Mouse) - November 14, 1947
The Wolf's Pardon - December 5, 1947
The Hitch Hikers (Heckle & Jeckle) - December 12, 1947
Swiss Cheese Family Robinson (Mighty Mouse) - December 19, 1947
Lazy Little Beaver (Mighty Mouse) - December 26, 1947

1948

Taming the Cat (Heckle & Jeckle) - January 1, 1948
Mighty Mouse and the Magician (Mighty Mouse) - March 1, 1948
The Chipper Chipmunk - March 9, 1948
Felix the Fox - March 10, 1948
Hounding the Hares (Farmer Al Falfa) - April 1, 1948
The Feudin' Hillbillies (Mighty Mouse) - April 1, 1948
Mystery In the Moonlight - May 1, 1948
Seeing Ghosts - June 1, 1948
A Sleepless Night (Heckle & Jeckle) - June 24, 1948
The Witch's Cat (Mighty Mouse) - July 15, 1948
Magpie Madness (Heckle & Jeckle) - July 1, 1948
Love's Labor Won (Mighty Mouse) - September 1, 1948
The Hard Boiled Egg (Dingbat) - October 1, 1948
The Mysterious Stranger (Mighty Mouse) - October 1, 1948
Triple Trouble (Mighty Mouse) - November 1, 1948
Free Enterprise (Heckle & Jeckle) - November 1, 1948
Out Again In Again (Heckle & Jeckle) - November 1, 1948
The Magic Slipper (Mighty Mouse) - December 1, 1948
Gooney Golfers (Heckle & Jeckle) - December 1, 1948

1949

The Wooden Indian - January 1, 1949
The Power of Thought (Heckle & Jeckle) - January 1, 1949
Racket Buster (Mighty Mouse) - February 1, 1949
Dingbat Land (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss/Dingbat) - February 1, 1949
The Lion Hunt (Heckle & Jeckle) - March 1, 1949
The Stowaways (Heckle & Jeckle) - April 1, 1949
A Cold Romance (Mighty Mouse) - April 1, 1949
The Kitten Sitter - May 1, 1949
Happy Landing (Heckle & Jeckle) - June 1, 1949
The Catnip Gang (Mighty Mouse) - July 1, 1949
Hula Hula Land (Heckle & Jeckle) - July 1, 1949
The Lyin' Lion - August 1, 1949
Mrs. Jones' Rest Farm - August 1, 1949
The Covered Pushcart (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - September 1, 1949
A Truckload of Trouble - October 1, 1949
Perils of Pearl Pureheart (Mighty Mouse) - October 1, 1949
Dancing Shoes (Heckle & Jeckle) - November 1, 1949
Flying Cups and Saucers - November 1, 1949
Paint Pot Symphony - December 1, 1949
Stop, Look, and Listen (Mighty Mouse) - December 1, 1949

1950s

1950

Comic Book Land (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - January 1, 1950
The Fox Hunt (Heckle & Jeckle) - February 1, 1950
Better Late Than Never (Victor The Volunteer) - March 1, 1950
Anti-Cats (Mighty Mouse) - March 1, 1950
Foiling the Fox (Dingbat) - April 1, 1950
The Beauty Shop (Dinky Duck) - April 1, 1950
A Merry Chase (Heckle & Jeckle) - May 1, 1950
Dream Walking (Gandy Goose/Sourpuss) - May 1, 1950
Law and Order (Mighty Mouse) - June 1, 1950
All This and Rabbit Stew (Dingbat) - June 1, 1950
The Red-Headed Monkey - July 1, 1950
The Dog Show - August 1, 1950
King Tut's Tomb (Heckle & Jeckle) - August 1, 1950
Cat Happy (Roquefort & Percy) - September 1, 1950
If Cats Could Sing - October 1, 1950
Mouse and Garden (Roquefort & Percy) - October 1, 1950
Beauty On the Beach (Mighty Mouse) - November 1, 1950
Wide Open Spaces (Gandy Goose) - November 1, 1950
Sour Grapes (Dingbat) - December 1, 1950
Mother Goose's Birthday Party (Mighty Mouse) - December 1, 1950
Woodman, Spare That Tree - December 1, 1950

1951

Rival Romeos (Heckle & Jeckle) - January 1, 1951
Squirrel Crazy - January 1, 1951
Three Is A Crowd (Roquefort & Percy) - February 1, 1951
Stage Struck (Half Pint) - February 1, 1951
Sunny Italy (Mighty Mouse) - March 1, 1951
Songs of Erin (Gandy Goose) - March 1, 1951
Spring Fever (Gandy Goose) - March 1, 1951
Bulldozing the Bull (Heckle & Jeckle) - March 1, 1951
Goons From the Moon (Mighty Mouse) - March 11, 1951
Musical Madness (Roquefort & Percy) - May 1, 1951
The Elephant Mouse (Half Pint) - May 1, 1951
The Rainmakers (Heckle & Jeckle) - June 1, 1951
Injun Trouble (Mighty Mouse) - June 1, 1951
Seasick Sailors (Roquefort & Percy) - July 1, 1951
Tall Timber Tale (Terry Bears) - July 1, 1951
Golden Egg Goosie - August 1, 1951
A Swiss Miss (Mighty Mouse) - August 1, 1951
Steeple Jacks (Heckle & Jeckle) - September 1, 1951
Little Problems (Terry Bears) - September 1, 1951
Pastry Panic (Roquefort & Percy) - October 1, 1951
The Helpful Genie (Roquefort & Percy) - October 1, 1951
Sno Fun (Heckle & Jeckle) - November 1, 1951
A Cat's Tale (Mighty Mouse) - November 1, 1951
Beaver Trouble - December 1, 1951
The Haunted Cat (Roquefort & Percy) - December 1, 1951

1952

Papa's Little Helpers (Terry Bears) - January 1, 1952
Movie Madness (Heckle & Jeckle) - January 1, 1952
Flat Foot Fledgling (Dinky Duck) - January 25, 1952
Mechanical Bird - February 1, 1952
Seaside Adventures - February 1, 1952
City Slicker (Roquefort & Percy) - March 1, 1952
Prehistoric Perils (Mighty Mouse) - March 1, 1952
Papa's Day of Rest (Terry Bears) - March 1, 1952
Time Gallops On - April 1, 1952
Off to the Opera (Heckle & Jeckle) - May 1, 1952
The Foolish Duckling (Dinky Duck) - May 1, 1952
The Happy Cobblers - May 1, 1952
Hypnotized (Roquefort & Percy) - June 1, 1952
Hansel and Gretel (Mighty Mouse) - June 1, 1952
Flipper Frolics - July 1, 1952
Little Anglers (Terry Bears) - July 1, 1952
House Busters (Heckle & Jeckle) - August 1, 1952
Sink Or Swim (Dinky Duck) - August 28, 1952
The Mysterious Cowboy - September 1, 1952
Happy Valley - September 1, 1952
Good Mousekeeping (Roquefort & Percy) - October 1, 1952
Nice Doggy (Terry Bears) - October 1, 1952
Happy Holland (Mighty Mouse) - November 1, 1952
Moose On the Loose (Heckle & Jeckle) - November 1, 1952
Flop Secret (Roquefort & Percy) - December 1, 1952
Picnic With Papa (Terry Bears) - December 1, 1952

1953

A Soapy Opera (Mighty Mouse) - January 1, 1953
Thrifty Cubs (Terry Bears) - January 1, 1953
Pill Peddlers (Heckle & Jeckle) - January 6, 1953
Hair Cut-Ups (Heckle & Jeckle) - February 1, 1953
Wise Quacks (Dinky Duck) - February 1, 1953
Mouse Meets Bird (Roquefort & Percy) - March 1, 1953
Snappy Snap Shots (Terry Bears) - March 1, 1953
Ten Pin Terrors (Heckle & Jeckle) - March 30, 1953
The Orphan Egg (Dinky Duck) - April 1, 1953
Hero For A Day (Mighty Mouse) - April 1, 1953
Featherweight Champ (Dinky Duck) - May 1, 1953
Playful Puss (Roquefort & Percy) - May 1, 1953
Plumber's Helpers (Terry Bears) - May 1, 1953
Hot Rods (Mighty Mouse) - June 1, 1953
Sparky the Firefly - June 26, 1953
Friday the 13th (Roquefort & Percy) - July 1, 1953
When Mousehood Was In Flower (Mighty Mouse) - July 1, 1953
Open House (Terry Bears) - August 1, 1953
Bargain Daze (Heckle & Jeckle) - August 1, 1953
Mouse Menace (Roquefort & Percy) - September 1, 1953
The Reluctant Pup (Terry Bears) - October 1, 1953
How to Keep Cool (Dimwit) - October 1, 1953
The Timid Scarecrow (Dinky Duck) - November 1, 1953
Log Rollers (Heckle & Jeckle) - November 1, 1953
Growing Pains (Terry Bears) - December 1, 1953

1954

Spare the Rod (Mighty Mouse) - January 1, 1954
Runaway Mouse (Roquefort & Percy) - January 1, 1954
How to Relax (Dimwit) - February 1, 1954
Blind Date (Heckle & Jeckle) - February 1, 1954
Nonsense Newsreel - March 1, 1954
The Helpless Hippo (Mighty Mouse) - March 1, 1954
Pet Problems (Terry Bears) - April 1, 1954
Prescription For Percy (Roquefort & Percy) - April 1, 1954
Satisfied Customers (Heckle & Jeckle) - May 1, 1954
The Tall Tale Teller (Phoney Baloney) - May 1, 1954
Arctic Rivals (Willie the Walrus) - June 1, 1954
A Howling Success (Terry Bears) - July 1, 1954
Pride of the Yard (Percival Sleuthhound) - August 1, 1954
The Cat's Revenge (Roquefort & Percy) - September 1, 1954
The Reformed Wolf (Mighty Mouse) - October 1, 1954
Blue Plate Symphony (Heckle & Jeckle) - October 1, 1954

1955

Barnyard Actor (Gandy Goose) - January 1, 1955
A Yokohama Yankee - January 1, 1955
Duck Fever (Terry Bears) - February 1, 1955
The First Flying Fish - February 1, 1955
No Sleep For Percy (Roquefort & Percy) - March 1, 1955
An Igloo For Two (Willie the Walrus) - March 1, 1955
Good Deed Daly (Good Deed Daly) - April 1, 1955
Bird Symphony - April 1, 1955
Phony News Flashes - May 1, 1955
Foxed By A Fox - May 1, 1955
The Last Mouse of Hamelin - June 1, 1955
Little Red Hen - July 1, 1955

1956

The Clockmaker's Dog - January 1, 1956
Park Avenue Pussycat - January 1, 1956
Miami Maniacs (Heckle & Jeckle) - February 1, 1956
Uranium Blues (Farmer Al Falfa) - March 1, 1956
Hep Mother Hubbard - March 1, 1956
Scouts to the Rescue (Good Deed Daly) - April 1, 1956
Baffling Bunnies (Terry Bears) - April 1, 1956
Oceans of Love - May 1, 1956
Lucky Dog - June 1, 1956
Police Dogged (Clancy the Bull) - July 1, 1956
The Brave Little Brave - July 1, 1956
Cloak and Stagger (Good Deed Daly) - August 1, 1956

1957

Pirate's Gold (Heckle & Jeckle) - January 1, 1957
Topsy TV (John Doormat) - January 1, 1957
Gag Buster - February 1, 1957
A Hare-Breadth Finish - February 1, 1957
African Jungle Hunt (Phoney Baloney) - March 1, 1957
A Bum Steer - March 1, 1957
The Bone Ranger - April 1, 1957
Daddy's Little Darling (Dimwit) - April 1, 1957
Love Is Blind - May 1, 1957
Gaston Is Here (Gaston Le Crayon) - May 1, 1957
Shove Thy Neighbor (John Doormat) - June 1, 1957
Clint Clobber's Cat (Clint Clobber) - July 1, 1957
Flebus - August 1, 1957

1958

Springtime For Clobber (Clint Clobber) - January 1, 1958
It's A Living (Dinky Duck) - February 1, 1958
Gaston's Baby (Gaston Le Crayon) - March 1, 1958
The Juggler of Our Lady - April 1, 1958
Gaston Go Home (Gaston Le Crayon) - May 1, 1958
Dustcap Doormat (John Doormat) - June 1, 1958
Camp Clobber (Clint Clobber) - July 1, 1958
Sick, Sick Sidney (Sidney) - August 1, 1958
Old Mother Clobber (Clint Clobber) - September 1, 1958
Gaston's Easel Life (Gaston Le Crayon) - October 1, 1958
Signed, Sealed, and Clobbered (Clint Clobber) - November 1, 1958
Sidney's Family Tree (Sidney) - December 1, 1958

1959

Clobber's Ballet Ache (Clint Clobber) - January 1, 1959
The Tale of A Dog - February 1, 1959
Another Day, Another Doormat (John Doormat) - March 1, 1959
The Flamboyant Arms (Clint Clobber) - April 1, 1959
Foofle's Train Ride (Foofle) - May 1, 1959
Gaston's Mama Lisa (Gaston Le Crayon) - June 1, 1959
The Minute and A ½ Man (Hector Heathcote) - July 18, 1959
The Fabulous Firework Family - August 1, 1959
Wild Life (Heckle & Jeckle) - September 1, 1959
Hashimoto-San (Hashimoto) - October 1, 1959
Outer Space Visitor (Mighty Mouse) - November 1, 1959
The Leaky Faucet (Dimwit) - December 1, 1959

1960s

1960

Thousand Smile Check-Up (Heckle & Jeckle) - January 1, 1960
Hide and Go Sidney (Sidney) - January 1, 1960
The Space Varmint (Deputy Dawg) - January 1, 1960 (Some sources state that it was released 1962)
The Misunderstood Giant - February 1, 1960
Foofle's Picnic (Foofle) - March 1, 1960
The Tiger King - March 1, 1960
The Famous Ride (Hector Heathcote) - April 1, 1960
Tusk, Tusk (Sidney) - May 1, 1960
Mint Men (Heckle & Jeckle) - May 1, 1960
Hearts and Glowers - June 1, 1960
The Wayward Hat (Foofle) - July 1, 1960
Trapeze, Pleeze (Heckle & Jeckle) - July 1, 1960
The Littlest Bully (Sidney) - August 1, 1960
Two Ton Baby Sitter (Sidney) - September 1, 1960
Tin Pan Alley Cat - October 1, 1960
Deep Sea Doodle (Heckle & Jeckle) - October 1, 1960
House of Hashimoto (Hashimoto) - November 1, 1960
Stunt Men (Heckle & Jeckle) - December 1, 1960
Daniel Boone, Jr. (Hector Heathcote) - December 1, 1960

1961

The Mysterious Package (Mighty Mouse) - January 1, 1961
Night Life In Tokyo (Hashimoto) - February 2, 1961
Cat Alarm (Mighty Mouse) - February 7, 1961
So Sorry Pussycat (Hashimoto) - March 6, 1961
Strange Companion (Hashimoto) - April 1, 1961
Son of Hashimoto (Hashimoto) - April 3, 1961
Drum Roll (Hector Heathcote) - April 4, 1961
The First Fast Mail (Hector Heathcote) - May 3, 1961
Railroaded to Fame (Hector Heathcote) - May 6, 1961
Unsung Hero (Hector Heathcote) - May 30, 1961
Honorable Cat Story (Hashimoto) - June 1, 1961
Crossing the Delaware (Hector Heathcote) - June 3, 1961
Banana Binge (Sidney) - June 1, 1961
Meat, Drink and Be Merry (Sidney) - August 1, 1961
Really Big Act (Sidney) - September 1, 1961
Clown Jewels (Sidney) - October 1, 1961
Tree Spree (Sidney) - November 1, 1961
Sappy New Year (Heckle & Jeckle) - December 1, 1961
Honorable House Cat (Hashimoto) - December 1, 1961

1962

Klondike Strikes Out (Hector Heathcote) - January 1, 1962
Where there's Smoke (Deputy Dawg) - February 1, 1962
He-Man Seaman (Hector Heathcote) - March 1, 1962
Honorable Family Problem (Hashimoto) - March 1, 1962
Loyal Royalty (Hashimoto) - April 1, 1962
Nobody's Ghost (Deputy Dawg) - April 1, 1962
Peanut Battle (Sidney) - April 1, 1962
Riverboat Mission (Hector Heathcote) - May 1, 1962
Rebel Trouble (Deputy Dawg) - May 1, 1962
Send Your Elephant to Camp (Sidney) - July 1, 1962
Big Chief No Treaty (Deputy Dawg) - August 1, 1962
Shotgun Shambles (Deputy Dawg) - August 1, 1962
Honorable Paint In the Neck (Hashimoto) - September 1, 1962
The Fleet's Out (Sidney) - October 1, 1962
First Flight Up (Hector Heathcote) - October 1, 1962
Home Life (Sidney) - November 1, 1962
A Flight to the Finish (Hector Heathcote) - December 1, 1962

1963

Tea House Mouse (Hashimoto) - January 1, 1963
To Be Or Not to Be (Sidney) - February 1, 1963
Astronut (Deputy Dawg) - March 1, 1963
The Missing Genie (Luno the White Stallion) - April 1, 1963
The Hungry Astronut (Deputy Dawg) - April 27, 1963
Tea Party (Hector Heathcote) - May 1, 1963
Pearl Crazy (Hashimoto) - June 1, 1963
Sidney's White Elephant (Sidney) - June 1, 1963
Cherry Blossom Festival (Hashimoto) - July 1, 1963
A Bell For Philadelphia (Hector Heathcote) - July 1, 1963
Trouble In Baghdad (Luno) - August 1, 1963
Driven to Extraction (Sidney) - August 1, 1963
The Big Clean-Up (Hector Heathcote) - September 1, 1963
Search for a Symbol (Hector Heathcote) - September 1, 1963
Hats Off to Hector! (Hector Heathcote) - September 1, 1963
The First Telephone (Hector Heathcote) - September 1, 1963
Messy Messenger (Hector Heathcote) - September 1, 1963
Foxed by a Fox (Hector Heathcote) - September 1, 1963
High Flyer (Hector Heathcote) - September 1, 1963
Hold the Fort! (Hector Heathcote) - September 1, 1963
Valley Forge Hero (Hector Heathcote) - October 1, 1963
Expert Explorer (Hector Heathcote) - October 1, 1963
Spooky-Yaki (Hashimoto) - October 1, 1963
Split-Level Treehouse (Sidney) - November 1, 1963

1964

Roc-A-Bye Sinbad (Luno) - January 1, 1964
The Red Tractor (Duckwood) - February 1, 1964
Brother From Outer Space (Astronut) - March 1, 1964
King Rounder (Luno) - April 1, 1964
Short-Term Sheriff (Duckwood) - May 1, 1964
Kisser Plant (Astronut) - June 1, 1964
Adventure By the Sea (Luno) - July 1, 1964
Oil Thru the Day (Duckwood) - August 1, 1964
Outer Galaxy Gazette (Astronut) - September 1, 1964
The Gold Dust Bandit (Luno) - October 1, 1964
Search For Misery - November 1, 1964
Molecular Mixup (Astronut) - December 1, 1964

1965

Gadmouse the Apprentice Good Fairy (Sad Cat) - January 1, 1965
The Sky's the Limit (Astronut) - February 1, 1965
Freight Fright (Possible Possum) - March 1, 1965
Don't Spill the Beans (Sad Cat) - April 1, 1965
Weather Magic (Astronut) - May 1, 1965
Darn Barn (Possible Possum) - June 1, 1965
Dress Reversal (Sad Cat) - July 1, 1965
Robots In Toyland (Astronut) - August 1, 1965
Git That Guitar (Possible Possum) - September 1, 1965
The Third Musketeer (Sad Cat) - October 1, 1965
Twinkle Twinkle Little Telestar (Astronut) - November 1, 1965
The Toothless Beaver (Possible Possum) - December 1, 1965

1966

Gems From Gemini (Astronut) - January 1, 1966
Dr. Ha-Ha (James Hound) - February 1, 1966
Messed Up Movie Makers (Heckle & Jeckle) - March 1, 1966
Champion Chump (Martian Moochers) - April 1, 1966
Haunted House Cleaning (Astronut) - May 1, 1966
Scuba Duba Do (Sad Cat) - June 1, 1966
The Monster Master (James Hound) - July 1, 1966
Cowardly Watchdog (Martian Moochers) - August 1, 1966
The Rain Drain (James Hound) - September 1, 1966
Watch the Butterfly (Possible Possum) - October 1, 1966
Dreamnapping (James Hound) - November 1, 1966
The Phantom Skyscraper (James Hound) - December 1, 1966

1967

A Voodoo Spell (James Hound) - January 1, 1967
Mr. Winlucky (James Hound) - February 1, 1967
It's For the Birds (James Hound) - March 1, 1967
The Heat's Off (James Hound) - April 1, 1967
Traffic Trouble (James Hound) - May 1, 1967
Bugged By a Bug (James Hound) - June 1, 1967
Fancy Plants (James Hound) - July 1, 1967
Give Me Liberty (James Hound) - August 1, 1967
Which Is Witch (James Hound) - September 1, 1967
Dr. Rhinestone's Theory (James Hound) - October 1, 1967
Frozen Sparklers (James Hound) - November 1, 1967
Baron Von Go-Go (James Hound) - December 1, 1967

1968

Dribble Drabble (Sad Cat) - January 1, 1968
Big Game Fishing (Sad Cat) - February 1, 1968
Grand Prix Winner (Sad Cat) - March 1, 1968
Big Bad Bobcat (Possible Possum) - April 1, 1968
Commander Great Guy (Sad Cat) - May 1, 1968
All Teed Off (Sad Cat) - June 1, 1968
Surprisin' Exercisin' (Possible Possum) - July 1, 1968
Judo Kudos (Sad Cat) - August 1, 1968
The Abominable Mountaineers (Sad Cat) - September 1, 1968
The Rock Hound (Possible Possum) - October 1, 1968
Loops and Swoops (Sad Cat) - November 1, 1968
Mount Piney (Possible Possum) - December 1, 1968

1969

The Ruby Eye of the Monkey God - January 1, 1969
The General's Little Helper (Possible Possum) - February 1, 1969
Space Pet (Astronut) - March 1, 1969
The Stretcher (Mighty Heroes) - April 1, 1969
The Red Swamp Pox (Possible Possum) - May 1, 1969
The Bold Eagle (Possible Possum) - May 1, 1969
Scientific Sideshow (Astronut) - June 1, 1969
Balloon Snatcher (Astronut) - September 1, 1969
The Frog (Mighty Heroes) - October 1, 1969 (originally produced for television in 1966)
Swamp Snapper (Possible Possum) - November 1, 1969
The Toy Man (Mighty Heroes) - December 1, 1969 (originally produced for television in 1966)

1970s

1970

Lost and Foundation (Hector Heathcote) - June 1, 1970
Land Grab (Hector Heathcote) - February 1, 1970
Going Ape (Astronut) - January 1, 1970
Belabour Thy Neighbor (Hector Heathcote) - October 1, 1970
Surface Surf Aces (Possible Possum) - March 1, 1970
The Ghost Monster (Mighty Heroes) - April 1, 1970 (originally produced for television in 1967)
Martian Moochers (Astronut/Martian Moochers) - March 1, 1970
Swamp Water Taffy (Possible Possum) - July 1, 1970
The Proton Pulsator (Astronut) - September 1, 1970
Slinky Minky (Possible Possum) - November 1, 1970
The Shocker (Mighty Heroes) - December 1, 1970 (originally produced for television in 1966)

1971

Train Terrain (Hector Heathcote) - February 1, 1971
Oscar's Birthday Present (Astronut) - January 1, 1971
Berry Funny (Possible Possum) - March 1, 1971
The Enlarger (Mighty Heroes) - April 1, 1971 (originally produced for television in 1966)
Oscar's Thinking Cap (Astronut) - May 1, 1971
Big Mo (Possible Possum) - July 1, 1971
The Dusters (Mighty Heroes) - August 1, 1971 (originally produced for television in 1967)
No Space Like Home (Astronut) - October 1, 1971
Ice Cream For Help (Hector Heathcote) - October 1, 1971
Kooky Cucumbers (Possible Possum) - November 1, 1971
The Big Freeze (Mighty Heroes) - December 1, 1971 (originally produced for television in 1967)

References

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

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