This is a listing of all the animated shorts released by Warner Bros. under the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies banners between 1930 and 1939, plus the pilot film from 1929 which was used to sell the Looney Tunes series to Leon Schlesinger and Warner Bros. A total of 270 shorts were released during the 1930s.
1929
[edit]Title | Directed by | Animated by | Original release date | |
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Bosko, the Talk-Ink Kid | Hugh Harman & Rudolf Ising | Friz Freleng & Rollin Hamilton | May 29, 1929 | |
A cartoonist (portrayed in live-action by Rudolf Ising) draws Bosko, who comes to life. Bosko speaks, sings, dances and plays the piano before the cartoonist sucks him into his ink pen and pours him back into the inkwell. Bosko pops out of the bottle and promises to return. This is a live-action/animated short film starring a character named Bosko. The film was produced in May 1929 and shown by the two to various distributors. The film was first made viewable to the public on Cartoon Network's television special Toonheads: The Lost Cartoons on March 12, 2000, in an edited form. The full cartoon is present on disc 4 of the Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 1 as a special feature. The film is in the public domain as it doesn't have a copyright notice. |
1930
[edit]All cartoons are Looney Tunes starring Bosko and are all directed and produced by Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising, along with Leon Schlesinger as associate producer. All cartoons are also scored by Frank Marsales, who would score all cartoons through 1932. All cartoons from this year and 1931 are in the public domain.
Directing credits would not be shown for the cartoons until Buddy's Day Out in 1933.
No. overall | No. in year | Title | Animated by | Original release date | |
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1 | 1 | Sinkin' in the Bathtub | Friz Freleng | April 19, 1930[1] | |
Bosko gets out of his bathtub as he goes on a car trip with his girlfriend Honey. | |||||
2 | 2 | Congo Jazz | Carman Maxwell & Paul Smith | August 9, 1930[2] | |
Bosko goes hunting in a jungle, but winds up befriending the jungle animals instead. | |||||
3 | 3 | Hold Anything | Friz Freleng & Norm Blackburn | October 1930[3] | |
4 | 4 | The Booze Hangs High | Friz Freleng & Paul Smith | December 1930[4] | |
5 | 5 | Box Car Blues | Rollin Hamilton & Carman Maxwell | December 25, 1930citation needed] | [|
Bosko travels with a banjo-playing pig inside a boxcar. |
1931
[edit]This year marks the debut of the Merrie Melodies series. All Merrie Melodies cartoons are directed by Rudolf Ising, all Looney Tunes until The Tree's Knees are directed by Hugh Harman and Ising and all Looney Tunes cartoons as of Bosko Shipwrecked! are directed by Harman. The directors still remain uncredited however. The cartoons mainly star Bosko, Foxy and Piggy, with the final cartoon of the year being a one shot.
No. overall | No. in year | Title | Series | Animated by | Original release date | |
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6 | 1 | Big Man from the North | LT | Friz Freleng & Robert Edmunds | January 1931[3] | |
7 | 2 | Ain't Nature Grand! | LT | Friz Freleng & Norm Blackburn | February 1931[5] | |
8 | 3 | Ups 'n Downs | LT | Rollin Hamilton & Paul Smith | April 4, 1931[5] | |
9 | 4 | Dumb Patrol | LT | Friz Freleng & Carman Maxwell | May 1931[5] | |
10 | 5 | Yodeling Yokels | LT | Rollin Hamilton & Norm Blackburn | June 1931[5] | |
11 | 6 | Bosko's Holiday | LT | Friz Freleng & Paul Smith | July 18, 1931[5] | |
12 | 7 | The Tree's Knees | LT | Friz Freleng & Rollin Hamilton | August 1, 1931[5] | |
13 | 8 | Lady, Play Your Mandolin! | MM | Rollin Hamilton & Norm Blackburn | August 2, 1931[3] | |
14 | 9 | Smile, Darn Ya, Smile! | MM | Friz Freleng & Carman Maxwell | September 5, 1931[6][7] | |
15 | 10 | Bosko Shipwrecked! | LT | Rollin Hamilton & Larry Martin | September 19, 1931[5] | |
16 | 11 | One More Time | MM | Friz Freleng & Paul Smith | October 3, 1931[8] | |
17 | 12 | Bosko the Doughboy | LT | Rollin Hamilton & Carman Maxwell | October 17, 1931[5] | |
18 | 13 | You Don't Know What You're Doin'! | MM | Friz Freleng & Norm Blackburn | October 21, 1931[9] | |
19 | 14 | Bosko's Soda Fountain | LT | Friz Freleng & Rollin Hamilton | November 14, 1931[3] | |
20 | 15 | Hittin' the Trail for Hallelujah Land | MM | Friz Freleng & Paul Smith | November 28, 1931[10] | |
Note: One of the Censored Eleven and the earliest of them. | ||||||
21 | 16 | Bosko's Fox Hunt | LT | Rollin Hamilton & Norm Blackburn | December 12, 1931[3] | |
22 | 17 | Red-Headed Baby | MM | Rollin Hamilton & Carman Maxwell | December 26, 1931[10] |
1932
[edit]All Looney Tunes cartoons are directed by Hugh Harman, while all Merrie Melodies cartoons are directed by Rudolf Ising, again still uncredited.
No. overall | No. in year | Title | Series | Animated by | Original release date | Video if in the public domain | |
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23 | 1 | Bosko at the Zoo | LT | Friz Freleng & Larry Martin | January 9, 1932[3] | ||
24 | 2 | Pagan Moon | MM | Rollin Hamilton & Norm Blackburn | January 31, 1932[10] | ||
25 | 3 | Battling Bosko | LT | Friz Freleng & Paul Smith | February 1932[11] | ||
26 | 4 | Freddy the Freshman | MM | Friz Freleng & Paul Smith | February 20, 1932[12] | ||
27 | 5 | Big-Hearted Bosko | LT | Friz Freleng & Rollin Hamilton | March 5, 1932[11] | TBA | |
28 | 6 | Crosby, Columbo, and Vallee | MM | Rollin Hamilton & Carman Maxwell | March 19, 1932[12] | TBA | |
29 | 7 | Bosko's Party | LT | Friz Freleng & Larry Martin | April 2, 1932citation needed] | [TBA | |
30 | 8 | Goopy Geer | MM | Friz Freleng & Rollin Hamilton | April 16, 1932[12] | ||
31 | 9 | Bosko and Bruno | LT | Rollin Hamilton & Paul Smith | April 30, 1932citation needed] | [TBA | |
32 | 10 | It's Got Me Again! | MM | Friz Freleng & Thomas McKimson | May 14, 1932[12] | ||
Note: First WB cartoon to be nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film. | |||||||
33 | 11 | Moonlight for Two | MM | Friz Freleng & Larry Martin | June 11, 1932[13] | TBA | |
34 | 12 | Bosko's Dog Race | LT | Rollin Hamilton & Norm Blackburn | June 25, 1932citation needed] | [TBA | |
35 | 13 | The Queen Was in the Parlor | MM | Friz Freleng & Paul Smith | July 9, 1932citation needed] | [TBA | |
36 | 14 | Bosko at the Beach | LT | Friz Freleng & Rollin Hamilton | July 23, 1932citation needed] | [TBA | |
37 | 15 | I Love a Parade | MM | Rollin Hamilton & Thomas McKimson | August 6, 1932citation needed] | [||
38 | 16 | Bosko's Store | LT | Friz Freleng & Robert McKimson | August 13, 1932[14] | TBA | |
39 | 17 | Bosko the Lumberjack | LT | Friz Freleng & Carman Maxwell | September 3, 1932[3] | TBA | |
40 | 18 | You're Too Careless with Your Kisses! | MM | Rollin Hamilton & Larry Martin | September 10, 1932citation needed] | [TBA | |
41 | 19 | Ride Him, Bosko! | LT | Friz Freleng & Norm Blackburn | September 17, 1932citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on January 11, 1961 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2028.[15] | |
42 | 20 | I Wish I Had Wings | MM | Rollin Hamilton & Paul Smith | October 15, 1932citation needed] | [TBA | |
43 | 21 | Bosko the Drawback | LT | Friz Freleng & Robert McKimson | October 22, 1932citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on March 10, 1961 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2028.[16] | |
44 | 22 | A Great Big Bunch of You | MM | Rollin Hamilton & Thomas McKimson | November 12, 1932[12] | TBA | |
45 | 23 | Bosko's Dizzy Date | LT | Rollin Hamilton & Robert McKimson | November 19, 1932[12] | Copyright was renewed on February 3, 1961 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2028.[16] | |
Note: Recycles most of its footage from the unreleased cartoon Bosko and Honey. | |||||||
46 | 24 | Three's a Crowd | MM | Rollin Hamilton & Larry Martin | December 10, 1932[12] | TBA | |
47 | 25 | Bosko's Woodland Daze | LT | Friz Freleng & Paul Smith | December 17, 1932citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on March 1, 1961 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2028.[16] |
1933
[edit]As of Buddy's Day Out, the directors are now credited, under the text "Supervision".
No. overall | No. in year | Title | Series | Directed by | Animated by | Score by | Original release date |
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48 | 1 | The Shanty Where Santy Claus Lives | MM | Rudolf Ising | Rollin Hamilton & Norm Blackburn | Frank Marsales | January 7, 1933[17] |
49 | 2 | Bosko in Dutch | LT | Friz Freleng & Hugh Harman | Friz Freleng & Thomas McKimson | Frank Marsales | January 14, 1933citation needed] | [
50 | 3 | One Step Ahead of My Shadow | MM | Rudolf Ising | Friz Freleng & Carman Maxwell | Frank Marsales | February 4, 1933citation needed] | [
51 | 4 | Bosko in Person | LT | Friz Freleng & Hugh Harman | Rollin Hamilton & Robert McKimson | Frank Marsales | February 11, 1933[18] |
52 | 5 | Young and Healthy | MM | Rudolf Ising | Rollin Hamilton & Larry Martin | Frank Marsales | March 4, 1933citation needed] | [
53 | 6 | Bosko the Speed King | LT | Hugh Harman | Friz Freleng & Paul Smith | Frank Marsales | March 22, 1933citation needed] | [
54 | 7 | The Organ Grinder | MM | Rudolf Ising | Rollin Hamilton & Thomas McKimson | Frank Marsales | April 8, 1933citation needed] | [
55 | 8 | Wake Up the Gypsy in Me | MM | Rudolf Ising | Friz Freleng & Larry Silverman | Frank Marsales | May 13, 1933[19] |
56 | 9 | Bosko's Knight-Mare | LT | Hugh Harman | Robert McKimson & Robert Stokes | Frank Marsales | June 8, 1933citation needed] | [
57 | 10 | I Like Mountain Music | MM | Rudolf Ising | Friz Freleng & Larry Martin | Frank Marsales | June 14, 1933[12] |
58 | 11 | Bosko the Sheep-Herder | LT | Hugh Harman | Rollin Hamilton & Carman Maxwell | Frank Marsales | June 14, 1933citation needed] | [
59 | 12 | Beau Bosko | LT | Friz Freleng & Hugh Harman | Rollin Hamilton & Norm Blackburn | Frank Marsales | July 1, 1933citation needed] | [
60 | 13 | Shuffle Off to Buffalo | MM | Rudolf Ising & Friz Freleng | Friz Freleng & Paul Smith | Frank Marsales | July 8, 1933citation needed] | [
61 | 14 | Bosko's Mechanical Man | LT | Hugh Harman | Friz Freleng & Thomas McKimson | Frank Marsales | July 29, 1933citation needed] | [
62 | 15 | The Dish Ran Away with the Spoon | MM | Rudolf Ising | Rollin Hamilton & Robert McKimson | Frank Marsales | August 5, 1933citation needed] | [
63 | 16 | Bosko the Musketeer | LT | Hugh Harman | Rollin Hamilton & Robert Stokes | Frank Marsales | August 12, 1933[18] |
64 | 17 | Bosko's Picture Show | LT | Friz Freleng & Hugh Harman | Friz Freleng & Carman Maxwell | Frank Marsales | August 26, 1933citation needed] | [
65 | 18 | We're in the Money | MM | Rudolf Ising | Friz Freleng & Larry Martin | Frank Marsales | August 26, 1933citation needed] | [
66 | 19 | Buddy's Day Out | LT | Tom Palmer | Bill Mason | Norman Spencer & Bernard B. Brown | September 9, 1933[20] |
67 | 20 | I've Got to Sing a Torch Song | MM | Tom Palmer | Jack King | Norman Spencer & Bernard B. Brown | September 23, 1933[12] |
68 | 21 | Buddy's Beer Garden | LT | Earl Duvall | Jack King & Frank Tashlin | Norman Spencer | November 11, 1933[20] |
69 | 22 | Buddy's Show Boat | LT | Earl Duvall | Jack King & Jim Pabian | Bernard B. Brown | December 9, 1933[20] |
70 | 23 | Sittin' on a Backyard Fence | MM | Earl Duvall | Jack King & Don Williams | Norman Spencer | December 16, 1933[17] |
1934
[edit]This year marks the beginning of production of color WB cartoons, though only for the Merrie Melodies series. The Looney Tunes series remains in black and white until 1942. For this year, most Merrie Melodies cartoons would still be in black and white up until Rhythm in the Bow. All cartoons are under copyright.
No. overall | No. in year | Title | Series | Directed by | Animated by | Score by | Original release date | |
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71 | 1 | Buddy the Gob | LT | Friz Freleng | Jack King & Ben Clopton | Bernard B. Brown | January 5, 1934[21] | |
72 | 2 | Pettin' in the Park | MM | Bernard B. Brown | Jack King & Bob Clampett | Norman Spencer | January 27, 1934[17] | |
73 | 3 | Honeymoon Hotel | MM | Earl Duvall | Jack King & Frank Tipper | Bernard B. Brown | February 17, 1934[22] | |
Note: This is the first color cartoon by Warner Bros, being produced in Cinecolor. | ||||||||
74 | 4 | Buddy and Towser | LT | Friz Freleng | Jack King & Robert McKimson | Norman Spencer | February 24, 1934[3] | |
75 | 5 | Buddy's Garage | LT | Earl Duvall | Jack King & Sandy Walker | Bernard B. Brown | April 14, 1934[23] | |
76 | 6 | Beauty and the Beast | MM | Friz Freleng | Jack King & Rollin Hamilton | Norman Spencer | April 14, 1934[22] | |
77 | 7 | Those Were Wonderful Days | MM | Bernard B. Brown | Paul Smith & Don Williams | Norman Spencer | April 26, 1934[3] | |
78 | 8 | Buddy's Trolley Troubles | LT | Friz Freleng | Ben Clopton & Frank Tipper | Norman Spencer | May 5, 1934[24] | |
79 | 9 | Goin' to Heaven on a Mule | MM | Friz Freleng | Rollin Hamilton & Robert McKimson | Norman Spencer | May 19, 1934citation needed] | [|
80 | 10 | Buddy of the Apes | LT | Ben Hardaway | Paul Smith & Sandy Walker | Bernard B. Brown | May 26, 1934[23] | |
81 | 11 | How Do I Know It's Sunday | MM | Friz Freleng | Frank Tipper & Don Williams | Bernard B. Brown | June 9, 1934citation needed] | [|
82 | 12 | Buddy's Bearcats | LT | Jack King | Ben Clopton | Norman Spencer | June 23, 1934[23] | |
83 | 13 | Why Do I Dream Those Dreams | MM | Friz Freleng | Rollin Hamilton & Robert McKimson | Norman Spencer | June 30, 1934citation needed] | [|
84 | 14 | The Girl at the Ironing Board | MM | Friz Freleng | Frank Tipper & Sandy Walker | Bernard B. Brown | August 23, 1934citation needed] | [|
85 | 15 | The Miller's Daughter | MM | Friz Freleng | Rollin Hamilton & Chuck Jones | Norman Spencer | October 13, 1934[22] | |
86 | 16 | Shake Your Powder Puff | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & Bob Clampett | Bernard B. Brown | October 17, 1934[22] | |
87 | 17 | Buddy the Detective | LT | Jack King | Paul Smith & Don Williams | Bernard B. Brown | October 17, 1934[23] | |
88 | 18 | Rhythm in the Bow | MM | Ben Hardaway | Rollin Hamilton & Ben Clopton | Norman Spencer | October 20, 1934citation needed] | [|
Note: This is the final black and white Merrie Melodies cartoon. All entries for the series after this would be produced in color. | ||||||||
89 | 19 | Buddy the Woodsman | LT | Jack King | Paul Smith & Don Williams | Bernard B. Brown | October 27, 1934[23] | |
90 | 20 | Buddy's Circus | LT | Jack King | Robert McKimson & Ben Clopton | Norman Spencer | November 8, 1934[23] | |
91 | 21 | Those Beautiful Dames | MM | Friz Freleng | Paul Smith & Chuck Jones | Bernard B. Brown | November 10, 1934citation needed] | [|
Note: All Merrie Melodies cartoons as of this short would be produced in 2-strip Technicolor until Billboard Frolics. | ||||||||
92 | 22 | Buddy's Adventures | LT | Ben Hardaway | Robert McKimson & Don Williams | Bernard B. Brown | November 17, 1934[25] | |
93 | 23 | Pop Goes Your Heart | MM | Friz Freleng | Frank Tipper & Sandy Walker | Norman Spencer | December 8, 1934citation needed] | [|
94 | 24 | Viva Buddy | LT | Jack King | Frank Tipper & Cal Dalton | Norman Spencer | December 12, 1934[23] | |
95 | 25 | Buddy the Dentist | LT | Ben Hardaway | Rollin Hamilton & Jack King | Norman Spencer | December 15, 1934[23] |
1935
[edit]All Merrie Melodies cartoons are in 2-strip Technicolor until the end of the year, when the series adopts 3-strip Technicolor as its new color process, starting with Flowers for Madame.
No. overall | No. in year | Title | Series | Directed by | Animated by | Score by | Original release date |
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96 | 1 | Mr. and Mrs. Is the Name | MM | Friz Freleng | Ben Clopton & Cal Dalton | Bernard B. Brown | January 19, 1935[21] |
97 | 2 | Country Boy | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & Paul Smith | Norman Spencer | February 9, 1935citation needed] | [
98 | 3 | I Haven't Got a Hat | MM | Friz Freleng | Rollin Hamilton & Jack King | Bernard B. Brown | March 2, 1935[26] |
99 | 4 | Buddy's Pony Express | LT | Ben Hardaway | Ben Clopton & Cal Dalton | Bernard B. Brown | March 9, 1935[23] |
100 | 5 | Buddy's Theatre | LT | Ben Hardaway | Don Williams & Sandy Walker | Norman Spencer | April 1, 1935[3] |
101 | 6 | Along Flirtation Walk | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & Paul Smith | Norman Spencer | April 6, 1935citation needed] | [
102 | 7 | Buddy of the Legion | LT | Ben Hardaway | Bob Clampett & Chuck Jones | Bernard B. Brown | April 6, 1935[27] |
103 | 8 | My Green Fedora | MM | Friz Freleng | Bob Clampett & Chuck Jones | Bernard B. Brown | May 4, 1935[22] |
104 | 9 | Buddy's Lost World | LT | Jack King | Rollin Hamilton & Sandy Walker | Norman Spencer | May 18, 1935[23] |
105 | 10 | Into Your Dance | MM | Friz Freleng | Ben Clopton & Cal Dalton | Norman Spencer | June 8, 1935citation needed] | [
106 | 11 | Buddy's Bug Hunt | LT | Jack King | Robert McKimson & Paul Smith | Norman Spencer | June 22, 1935[27] |
107 | 12 | Buddy in Africa | LT | Ben Hardaway | Don Williams & Jack Carr | Norman Spencer | July 6, 1935[27] |
108 | 13 | Country Mouse | MM | Friz Freleng | Don Williams & Jack Carr | Bernard B. Brown | July 13, 1935citation needed] | [
109 | 14 | Buddy Steps Out | LT | Jack King | Bob Clampett & Chuck Jones | Bernard B. Brown | July 20, 1935[27] |
110 | 15 | The Merry Old Soul | MM | Friz Freleng | Rollin Hamilton & Riley Thomson | Norman Spencer | August 2, 1935citation needed] | [
111 | 16 | Buddy the Gee Man | LT | Jack King | Sandy Walker & Cal Dalton | Norman Spencer | August 24, 1935[23] |
112 | 17 | The Lady in Red | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & Ben Clopton | Bernard B. Brown | September 7, 1935[22] |
113 | 18 | A Cartoonist's Nightmare | LT | Jack King | Don Williams & Paul Smith | Bernard B. Brown | September 14, 1935[28] |
114 | 19 | Little Dutch Plate | MM | Friz Freleng | Paul Smith & Bob Clampett | Norman Spencer | October 19, 1935citation needed] | [
115 | 20 | Hollywood Capers | LT | Jack King | Rollin Hamilton & Chuck Jones | Norman Spencer | October 19, 1935citation needed] | [
116 | 21 | Gold Diggers of '49 | LT | Tex Avery | Bob Clampett & Chuck Jones | Bernard B. Brown | November 2, 1935citation needed] | [
117 | 22 | Billboard Frolics | MM | Friz Freleng | Cal Dalton & Sandy Walker | Bernard B. Brown | November 16, 1935[22] |
118 | 23 | Flowers for Madame | MM | Friz Freleng | Paul Smith & Don Williams | Norman Spencer | December 14, 1935citation needed] | [
1936
[edit]This year, the Merrie Melodies series adopts the iconic bullseye rings in its opening titles alongside a script "That's all Folks!" text starting with I Wanna Play House and later the "Merrily We Roll Along" theme song starting with Boulevardier from the Bronx.
No. overall | No. in year | Title | Series | Directed by | Animated by | Score by | Original release date | |
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119 | 1 | I Wanna Play House | MM | Friz Freleng | Cal Dalton & Sandy Walker | Bernard B. Brown | January 11, 1936[22] | |
120 | 2 | The Phantom Ship | LT | Jack King | Paul Smith & Don Williams | Bernard B. Brown | February 1, 1936citation needed] | [|
121 | 3 | The Cat Came Back | MM | Friz Freleng | Ben Clopton & Robert McKimson | Norman Spencer | February 8, 1936[22] | |
122 | 4 | Boom Boom | LT | Jack King | Cal Dalton & Sandy Walker | Norman Spencer | February 29, 1936citation needed] | [|
123 | 5 | Page Miss Glory | MM | Tex Avery | Robert Cannon, Bob Clampett, Joe D'Igalo, Cal Dalton, A.C. Gamer, Ken Harris, Chuck Jones, Charles McKimson, Robert McKimson, Virgil Ross, Paul Smith, Sid Sutherland, Riley Thomson, Sandy Walker & Don Williams | Harry Warren & Al Dubin | March 7, 1936[22] | |
124 | 6 | Alpine Antics | LT | Jack King | Riley Thomson & Jack Carr | Norman Spencer | March 9, 1936citation needed] | [|
125 | 7 | The Fire Alarm | LT | Jack King | Ben Clopton & Robert McKimson | Norman Spencer | March 9, 1936[29] | |
126 | 8 | The Blow Out | LT | Tex Avery | Chuck Jones & Sid Sutherland | Bernard B. Brown | April 4, 1936[30] | |
127 | 9 | I'm a Big Shot Now | MM | Friz Freleng | Riley Thomson & Jack Carr | Bernard B. Brown | April 11, 1936[22] | |
128 | 10 | Westward Whoa | LT | Jack King | Paul Smith & Ben Clopton | Norman Spencer | April 25, 1936citation needed] | [|
129 | 11 | Plane Dippy | LT | Tex Avery | Sid Sutherland & Virgil Ross | Bernard B. Brown | April 30, 1936[30] | |
130 | 12 | Let It Be Me | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & Don Williams | Bernard B. Brown | May 2, 1936[22] | |
131 | 13 | I'd Love to Take Orders from You | MM | Tex Avery | Bob Clampett & Cecil Surry | Norman Spencer | May 16, 1936citation needed] | [|
132 | 14 | Fish Tales | LT | Jack King | Robert McKimson & Don Williams | Norman Spencer | May 23, 1936[31] | |
133 | 15 | Bingo Crosbyana | MM | Friz Freleng | Cal Dalton & Sandy Walker | Norman Spencer | May 30, 1936[22] | |
134 | 16 | Shanghaied Shipmates | LT | Jack King | Paul Smith & Joe D'Igalo | Norman Spencer | June 20, 1936[28] | |
135 | 17 | When I Yoo Hoo | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & Don Williams | Norman Spencer | June 27, 1936citation needed] | [|
136 | 18 | Porky's Pet | LT | Jack King | Cal Dalton & Sandy Walker | Norman Spencer | July 11, 1936[22] | |
137 | 19 | I Love to Singa | MM | Tex Avery | Chuck Jones & Virgil Ross | Norman Spencer | July 18, 1936[22] | |
138 | 20 | Porky the Rain-Maker | LT | Tex Avery | Cecil Surry & Sid Sutherland | Norman Spencer | August 1, 1936citation needed] | [|
139 | 21 | Sunday Go to Meetin' Time | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & Don Williams | Norman Spencer | August 8, 1936[22] | |
Note: One of the Censored Eleven. | ||||||||
140 | 22 | Porky's Poultry Plant | LT | Frank Tashlin | Don Williams & Volney White | Carl W. Stalling | August 22, 1936[31] | |
141 | 23 | At Your Service Madame | MM | Friz Freleng | Don Williams & Cal Dalton | Norman Spencer | August 29, 1936citation needed] | [|
142 | 24 | Porky's Moving Day | LT | Jack King | Paul Smith & Joe D'Igalo | Carl W. Stalling | September 12, 1936[32] | |
143 | 25 | Toy Town Hall | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & Sandy Walker | Carl W. Stalling | September 19, 1936[22] | |
144 | 26 | Milk and Money | LT | Tex Avery | Chuck Jones & Virgil Ross | Carl W. Stalling | October 3, 1936[31] | |
145 | 27 | Boulevardier from the Bronx | MM | Friz Freleng | Paul Smith & Cal Dalton | Carl W. Stalling | October 10, 1936[22] | |
Note: First cartoon to use the "Merrily We Roll Along" opening theme. | ||||||||
146 | 28 | Don't Look Now | MM | Tex Avery | Bob Clampett & Joe D'Igalo | Carl W. Stalling | November 7, 1936[22] | |
147 | 29 | Little Beau Porky | LT | Frank Tashlin | Robert Bentley & Nelson Demorest | Carl W. Stalling | November 14, 1936[31] | |
148 | 30 | The CooCoo Nut Grove | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & Sandy Walker | Carl W. Stalling | November 28, 1936[22] | |
149 | 31 | The Village Smithy | LT | Tex Avery | Cecil Surry & Sid Sutherland | Carl W. Stalling | December 5, 1936citation needed] | [|
150 | 32 | Porky in the North Woods | LT | Frank Tashlin | Volney White & Norman McCabe | Carl W. Stalling | December 19, 1936[31] |
1937
[edit]Starting this year, Carl W. Stalling would be the composer on almost every cartoon until To Itch His Own in 1958. The Looney Tunes series also adopts The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down theme song starting with Rover's Rival. Story credits were also implemented for this year, with The Lyin' Mouse being the first cartoon to feature a story credit, however they aren't fully implemented until 1941.
No. overall | No. in year | Title | Series | Directed by | Animated by | Original release date | |
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151 | 1 | He Was Her Man | MM | Friz Freleng | Paul Smith & Cal Dalton | January 2, 1937citation needed] | [|
152 | 2 | Porky the Wrestler | LT | Tex Avery | Chuck Jones & Elmer Wait | January 9, 1937citation needed] | [|
153 | 3 | Pigs Is Pigs | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & Paul Smith | January 30, 1937[33] | |
154 | 4 | Porky's Road Race | LT | Frank Tashlin | Robert Bentley & Joe D'Igalo | January 9, 1937citation needed] | [|
155 | 5 | Picador Porky | LT | Tex Avery | Chuck Jones & Sid Sutherland | February 27, 1937citation needed] | [|
156 | 6 | I Only Have Eyes For You | MM | Tex Avery | Bob Clampett & Virgil Ross | February 27, 1937[35] | |
157 | 7 | The Fella with a Fiddle | MM | Friz Freleng | Cal Dalton & Ken Harris | March 27, 1937[22] | |
158 | 8 | Porky's Romance | LT | Frank Tashlin | Robert Bentley & Joe D'Igalo | April 3, 1937[36] | |
159 | 9 | She Was an Acrobat's Daughter | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & A.C. Gamer | April 10, 1937[37] | |
160 | 10 | Porky's Duck Hunt | LT | Tex Avery | Virgil Ross & Robert Cannon | April 17, 1937[38] | |
Note: First appearance of Daffy Duck. | |||||||
161 | 11 | Ain't We Got Fun | MM | Tex Avery | Chuck Jones & Bob Clampett | May 1, 1937[22] | |
162 | 12 | Porky and Gabby | LT | Ub Iwerks | Chuck Jones & Bob Clampett | May 15, 1937[36] | |
163 | 13 | Clean Pastures | MM | Friz Freleng | Paul Smith & Phil Monroe | May 22, 1937[22] | |
Note: One of the Censored Eleven. | |||||||
164 | 14 | Uncle Tom's Bungalow | MM | Tex Avery | Sid Sutherland & Virgil Ross | June 5, 1937[3] | |
Note: One of the Censored Eleven. | |||||||
165 | 15 | Porky's Building | LT | Frank Tashlin | Volney White & Norman McCabe | June 19, 1937citation needed] | [|
166 | 16 | Streamlined Greta Green | MM | Friz Freleng | Cal Dalton & Ken Harris | June 19, 1937citation needed] | [|
167 | 17 | Sweet Sioux | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & A.C. Gamer | June 26, 1937citation needed] | [|
168 | 18 | Porky's Super Service | LT | Ub Iwerks | Chuck Jones & Bob Clampett | July 3, 1937[36] | |
169 | 19 | Egghead Rides Again | MM | Tex Avery | Paul Smith & Irven Spence | July 17, 1937[39] | |
Note: First cartoon to use the "zooming sound" on the WB logo. | |||||||
170 | 20 | Porky's Badtime Story | LT | Bob Clampett | Chuck Jones | July 24, 1937[36] | |
171 | 21 | Plenty of Money and You | MM | Friz Freleng | Cal Dalton & Phil Monroe | July 31, 1937citation needed] | [|
172 | 22 | Porky's Railroad | LT | Frank Tashlin | Robert Bentley & Joe D'Igalo | August 7, 1937[36] | |
173 | 23 | A Sunbonnet Blue | MM | Tex Avery | Virgil Ross | August 21, 1937citation needed] | [|
174 | 24 | Get Rich Quick Porky | LT | Bob Clampett | Chuck Jones | August 28, 1937[36] | |
175 | 25 | Speaking of the Weather | MM | Frank Tashlin | Joe D'Igalo & Volney White | September 4, 1937citation needed] | [|
176 | 26 | Porky's Garden | LT | Tex Avery | Sid Sutherland & Elmer Wait | September 11, 1937[36] | |
177 | 27 | Dog Daze | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson & A.C. Gamer | September 18, 1937[22] | |
178 | 28 | I Wanna Be a Sailor | MM | Tex Avery | Paul Smith & Virgil Ross | September 25, 1937[22] | |
179 | 29 | Rover's Rival | LT | Bob Clampett | Chuck Jones | October 9, 1937citation needed] | [|
Note: First cartoon to use the Merry-Go-Round Broke Down as its opening theme and the drum ending card with Porky saying "That's all Folks!". | |||||||
180 | 30 | The Lyin' Mouse | MM | Friz Freleng | Ken Harris | October 16, 1937[22] | |
Story by: Tedd Pierce | |||||||
181 | 31 | The Case of the Stuttering Pig | LT | Frank Tashlin | Volney White | October 30, 1937[36] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | |||||||
182 | 32 | Little Red Walking Hood | MM | Tex Avery | Irven Spence | November 6, 1937[39] | |
183 | 33 | Porky's Double Trouble | LT | Frank Tashlin | Joe D'Igalo | October 9, 1937citation needed] | [|
Story by: George Manuell | |||||||
184 | 34 | The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos | MM | Frank Tashlin | Robert Bentley | December 4, 1937[22] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | |||||||
185 | 35 | Porky's Hero Agency | LT | Bob Clampett | Chuck Jones | December 4, 1937citation needed] | [|
186 | 36 | September in the Rain | MM | Friz Freleng | Cal Dalton | December 18, 1937[22] | |
Story by: Tedd Pierce |
1938
[edit]No. overall | No. in year | Title | Series | Directed by | Animated by | Original release date | Video if in the public domain | |
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187 | 1 | Daffy Duck & Egghead | MM | Tex Avery | Virgil Ross | January 1, 1938[42] | Copyright was renewed on September 27, 1965 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2033,[43] as it was originally produced in 1937.[44] | |
Story by: Ben Hardaway | ||||||||
188 | 2 | Porky's Poppa | LT | Bob Clampett | Chuck Jones | January 15, 1938citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on October 22, 1965 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2033,[45] as it was originally produced in 1937.[46] | |
189 | 3 | My Little Buckaroo | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson | January 29, 1938citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on September 27, 1965 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2033,[47] as it was originally produced in 1937.[48] | |
Story by: Tedd Pierce | ||||||||
190 | 4 | Porky at the Crocadero | LT | Frank Tashlin | Volney White | February 5, 1938citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on October 22, 1965 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2033,[45] as it was originally produced in 1937.[49] | |
Story by: Lew Landsman | ||||||||
191 | 5 | Jungle Jitters | MM | Friz Freleng | Phil Monroe | February 19, 1938[22] | ||
Story by: George Manuell Note: One of the Censored Eleven. | ||||||||
192 | 6 | What Price Porky | LT | Bob Clampett | Chuck Jones & Robert Cannon | February 26, 1938[42] | Copyright was renewed on April 7, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[50] | |
193 | 7 | The Sneezing Weasel | MM | Tex Avery | Sid Sutherland | March 12, 1938citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on September 27, 1965 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2033,[51] as it was originally produced in 1937.[52] | |
Story by: Cal Howard | ||||||||
194 | 8 | Porky's Phoney Express | LT | Cal Howard & Cal Dalton | Herman Cohen | March 19, 1938citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on October 22, 1965 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2033,[45] as it was originally produced in 1937.[53] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
195 | 9 | A Star is Hatched | MM | Friz Freleng | Robert McKimson | April 2, 1938citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on September 27, 1965 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2033,[51] as it was originally produced in 1937.[53] | |
Story by: Tedd Pierce | ||||||||
196 | 10 | Porky's Five & Ten | LT | Bob Clampett | Chuck Jones & John Carey | April 16, 1938[36] | Copyright was renewed on June 10, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[54] | |
197 | 11 | The Penguin Parade | MM | Tex Avery | Paul Smith | April 23, 1938[22] | Copyright was renewed on September 27, 1965 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[45] | |
Story by: Ben Hardaway Screenplay and lyrics by: Byron Gay | ||||||||
198 | 12 | Porky's Hare Hunt | LT | Ben Hardaway[a] | Volney White | April 30, 1938[31] | Copyright was renewed on June 10, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2033, as it was originally produced in 1937.[54] | |
Story by: Howard Baldwin Note: First appearance of a Daffy Duck-like Rabbit, who evolved into Bugs Bunny. | ||||||||
199 | 13 | Now That Summer is Gone | MM | Frank Tashlin | Robert McKimson | May 14, 1938[22] | Copyright was renewed on September 27, 1965 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[56] | |
Story by: Fred Neiman | ||||||||
200 | 14 | Injun Trouble | LT | Bob Clampett | Chuck Jones & Izzy Ellis | May 21, 1938citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on June 10, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[57] | |
Note: Not to be confused with the later 1969 Merrie Melodies cartoon of the same name. Color remake: Wagon Heels | ||||||||
201 | 15 | The Isle of Pingo Pongo | MM | Tex Avery | Irven Spence | May 28, 1938[59] | Copyright was renewed on September 27, 1965 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[60] | |
Story by: George Manuell Note: One of the Censored Eleven, alongside being the first "spot gag" cartoon, where each vignette is punctuated by a moment of blackout.[58] | ||||||||
202 | 16 | Porky the Fireman | LT | Frank Tashlin | Robert Bentley | June 4, 1938citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on August 22, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[61] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
203 | 17 | Katnip Kollege | MM | Cal Howard & Cal Dalton | Joe D'Igalo | June 11, 1938[22] | Copyright was renewed on September 27, 1965 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[60] | |
Story by: Fred Neiman | ||||||||
204 | 18 | Porky's Party | LT | Bob Clampett | Chuck Jones & Norman McCabe | June 25, 1938[36] | Copyright was renewed on August 22, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[61] | |
205 | 19 | Have You Got Any Castles | MM | Frank Tashlin | Ken Harris | June 25, 1938[22] | ||
Story by: Jack Miller | ||||||||
206 | 20 | Love and Curses | MM | Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton | Herman Cohen | July 9, 1938[22] | Copyright was renewed on January 10, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[62] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
207 | 21 | Cinderella Meets Fella | MM | Tex Avery | Virgil Ross | July 23, 1938[63] | Copyright was renewed on January 10, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[64] | |
Story by: Tedd Pierce | ||||||||
208 | 22 | Porky's Spring Planting | LT | Frank Tashlin | Joe D'Igalo | July 25, 1938[36] | Copyright was renewed on August 22, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[65] | |
Story by: George Manuell | ||||||||
209 | 23 | Porky & Daffy | LT | Bob Clampett | Robert Cannon & John Carey | August 6, 1938[42] | Copyright was renewed on August 22, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[61] | |
210 | 24 | The Major Lied 'Til Dawn | MM | Frank Tashlin | Phil Monroe | August 13, 1938[22] | Copyright was renewed on January 10, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[62] | |
Story by: Rich Hogan | ||||||||
211 | 25 | Wholly Smoke | LT | Frank Tashlin | Robert Bentley | August 27, 1938[36] | Copyright was renewed on August 22, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[66] | |
Story by: George Manuell | ||||||||
212 | 26 | A-Lad-In Bagdad | MM | Cal Howard & Cal Dalton | Volney White | August 27, 1938[67] | Copyright was renewed on January 10, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[62] | |
Story by: Dave Monahan | ||||||||
213 | 27 | Cracked Ice | MM | Frank Tashlin | Robert McKimson | September 10, 1938[22] | Copyright was renewed on January 10, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[68] | |
Story by: Jack Miller | ||||||||
214 | 28 | A Feud There Was | MM | Tex Avery | Sid Sutherland | September 24, 1938[63] | Copyright was renewed on September 27, 1965 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[69] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar Note: First cartoon with the name Elmer Fudd, though "The Isle of Pingo Pongo" mentions this on its lobby card. | ||||||||
215 | 29 | Porky in Wackyland | LT | Bob Clampett | Norman McCabe & Izzy Ellis | September 24, 1938[36] | Copyright was renewed on August 22, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[61] | |
Color remake: Dough for the Do-Do Note: Added to the National Film Registry in 2000. | ||||||||
216 | 30 | Little Pancho Vanilla | MM | Frank Tashlin | Robert McKimson | October 8, 1938[22] | Copyright was renewed on February 17, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[62] | |
Story by: Tedd Pierce | ||||||||
217 | 31 | Porky's Naughty Nephew | LT | Bob Clampett | Robert Cannon | October 15, 1938citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on August 22, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[61] | |
Story by: Warren Foster | ||||||||
218 | 32 | Johnny Smith and Poker-Huntas | MM | Tex Avery | Paul Smith | October 22, 1938[59] | Copyright was renewed on February 17, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[57] | |
Story by: Rich Hogan | ||||||||
219 | 33 | Porky in Egypt | LT | Bob Clampett | Norman McCabe | November 5, 1938[36] | Copyright was renewed on August 22, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[61] | |
Story by: Ernest Gee | ||||||||
220 | 34 | You're an Education | MM | Frank Tashlin | Robert McKimson | November 5, 1938[22] | Copyright was renewed on February 17, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[70] | |
Story by: Dave Monahan | ||||||||
221 | 35 | The Night Watchman | MM | Chuck Jones | Ken Harris | November 19, 1938[22] | Copyright was renewed on February 17, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[71] | |
Story by: Tedd Pierce | ||||||||
222 | 36 | The Daffy Doc | LT | Bob Clampett | John Carey & Vive Risto | November 26, 1938[42] | Copyright was renewed on August 22, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[72] | |
223 | 37 | Daffy Duck in Hollywood | MM | Tex Avery | Virgil Ross | December 12, 1938[28] | Copyright was renewed on February 17, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[68] | |
Story by: Dave Monahan | ||||||||
224 | 38 | Porky the Gob | LT | Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton | Gil Turner | December 17, 1938citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[61] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
225 | 39 | Count Me Out | MM | Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton | Herman Cohen | December 17, 1938[73] | Copyright was renewed on February 17, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[68] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
226 | 40 | The Mice Will Play | MM | Tex Avery | Sid Sutherland | December 31, 1938citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on February 17, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034.[62] | |
Story by: Jack Miller |
1939
[edit]No. overall | No. in year | Title | Series | Directed by | Animated by | Original release date | Video if in the public domain | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
227 | 1 | The Lone Stranger and Porky | LT | Bob Clampett | Izzy Ellis & Robert Cannon | January 7, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on August 22, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[74] | |
228 | 2 | Dog Gone Modern | MM | Chuck Jones | Phil Monroe | January 14, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on February 17, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2034,[75] as it was originally produced in 1938.[76] | |
Story by: Rich Hogan | ||||||||
229 | 3 | It's an Ill Wind | LT | Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton | Herman Cohen | January 28, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[77] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
230 | 4 | Hamateur Night | MM | Tex Avery | Paul Smith | January 28, 1939[73] | ||
Story by: Jack Miller | ||||||||
231 | 5 | Robin Hood Makes Good | MM | Chuck Jones | Robert McKimson | February 12, 1939[22] | ||
Story by: Dave Monahan | ||||||||
232 | 6 | Porky's Tire Trouble | LT | Bob Clampett | Norman McCabe | February 18, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[65] | |
Story by: Warren Foster | ||||||||
233 | 7 | Gold Rush Daze | MM | Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton | Gil Turner | February 25, 1939[22] | ||
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
234 | 8 | A Day at the Zoo | MM | Tex Avery | Rollin Hamilton | March 11, 1939[59] | ||
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
235 | 9 | Porky's Movie Mystery | LT | Bob Clampett | John Carey | March 11, 1939[36] | Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[61] | |
Story by: Ernest Gee | ||||||||
236 | 10 | Prest-O Change-O | MM | Chuck Jones | Rudy Larriva | March 11, 1939[3] | ||
237 | 11 | Chicken Jitters | LT | Bob Clampett | Robert Cannon & Vive Risto | April 1, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[78] | |
238 | 12 | Bars and Stripes Forever | MM | Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton | Rod Scribner | April 8, 1939citation needed] | [TBA | |
Story by: Jack Miller | ||||||||
239 | 13 | Daffy Duck and the Dinosaur | MM | Chuck Jones | A.C. Gamer | April 22, 1939[38] | TBA | |
Story by: Dave Monahan | ||||||||
240 | 14 | Porky and Teabiscuit | LT | Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton | Herman Cohen | April 29, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[79] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
241 | 15 | Thugs with Dirty Mugs | MM | Tex Avery | Sid Sutherland | May 6, 1939[22] | Copyright was renewed on May 3, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[80] | |
Story by: Jack Miller | ||||||||
242 | 16 | Kristopher Kolumbus Jr. | LT | Bob Clampett | Norman McCabe & Izzy Ellis | May 13, 1939[36] | Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[81] | |
243 | 17 | Naughty but Mice | MM | Chuck Jones | Phil Monroe | May 20, 1939[82] | Copyright was renewed on May 23, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[83] | |
Story by: Rich Hogan | ||||||||
244 | 18 | Believe It or Else | MM | Tex Avery | Virgil Ross | June 3, 1939[28] | Copyright was renewed on June 1, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[84] | |
Story by: Dave Monahan | ||||||||
245 | 19 | Polar Pals | LT | Bob Clampett | John Carey | June 3, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[79] | |
Story by: Warren Foster | ||||||||
246 | 20 | Hobo Gadget Band | MM | Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton | Richard Bickenbach | June 17, 1939[85] | Copyright was renewed on June 1, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[86] | |
Story by: Jack Miller | ||||||||
247 | 21 | Scalp Trouble | LT | Bob Clampett | Norman McCabe | June 24, 1939[38] | Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[87] | |
Story by: Enest Gee | ||||||||
248 | 22 | Old Glory | MM | Chuck Jones | Robert McKimson | July 1, 1939[31] | Copyright was renewed on June 20, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[83] | |
249 | 23 | Porky's Picnic | LT | Bob Clampett | Robert Cannon & Vive Risto | July 15, 1939[36] | Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[79] | |
250 | 24 | Dangerous Dan McFoo | MM | Tex Avery | Paul Smith | July 15, 1939[17] | Copyright was renewed on July 7, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[88] | |
Story by: Rich Hogan | ||||||||
251 | 25 | Snowman's Land | MM | Chuck Jones | Ken Harris | July 29, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on July 7, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[89] | |
Story by: Dave Monahan | ||||||||
252 | 26 | Wise Quacks | LT | Bob Clampett | Izzy Ellis | August 5, 1939[90] | Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[91] | |
Story by: Warren Foster | ||||||||
253 | 27 | Hare-um Scare-um | MM | Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton | Gil Turner | August 12, 1939[92] | Copyright was renewed on July 31, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[93] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
254 | 28 | Detouring America | MM | Tex Avery | Rollin Hamilton | August 26, 1939[17] | Copyright was renewed on July 31, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[88] | |
Story by: Jack Miller Note: Nominated for an Academy Award for best animated film in 1939. | ||||||||
255 | 29 | Little Brother Rat | MM | Chuck Jones | Robert McKimson | September 2, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on July 31, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[94] | |
Story by: Rich Hogan | ||||||||
256 | 30 | Porky's Hotel | LT | Bob Clampett | John Carey & Norman McCabe | September 2, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[79] | |
257 | 31 | Sioux Me | MM | Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton | Herman Cohen | September 9, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on July 31, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[95] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
258 | 32 | Land of the Midnight Fun | MM | Tex Avery | Charles McKimson | September 23, 1939[17] | Copyright was renewed on July 31, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[93] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
259 | 33 | Jeepers Creepers | LT | Bob Clampett | Vive Risto | September 23, 1939[36] | Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[81] | |
Story by: Ernest Gee | ||||||||
260 | 34 | Naughty Neighbors | LT | Bob Clampett | Izzy Ellis | October 7, 1939[36] | Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[96] | |
Story by: Warren Foster | ||||||||
261 | 35 | The Little Lion Hunter | MM | Chuck Jones | Phil Monroe | October 7, 1939[97] | Copyright was renewed on July 31, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[94] | |
Story by: Bob Givens | ||||||||
262 | 36 | The Good Egg | MM | Chuck Jones | Ken Harris | October 21, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on July 31, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[93] | |
Story by: Dave Monahan | ||||||||
263 | 37 | Pied Piper Porky | LT | Bob Clampett | John Carey & Dave Hoffman | November 4, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[79] | |
264 | 38 | Fresh Fish | MM | Tex Avery | Sid Sutherland | November 4, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on November 2, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[98] | |
Story by: Jack Miller | ||||||||
265 | 39 | Fagin's Freshman | MM | Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton | Rod Scribner | November 18, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on November 2, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[98] | |
Story by: Jack Miller | ||||||||
266 | 40 | Porky the Giant Killer | LT | Ben Hardaway & Cal Dalton | Gil Turner | November 18, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on December 9, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[79] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
267 | 41 | Sniffles and the Bookworm | MM | Chuck Jones | Robert McKimson | December 2, 1939[99] | Copyright was renewed on November 30, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[89] | |
Story by: Rich Hogan | ||||||||
268 | 42 | Screwball Football | MM | Tex Avery | Virgil Ross | December 16, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on November 30, 1966 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[95] | |
Story by: Melvin Millar | ||||||||
269 | 43 | The Film Fan | LT | Bob Clampett | Norman McCabe & Vive Risto | December 16, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on January 6, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[100] | |
270 | 44 | The Curious Puppy | MM | Chuck Jones | Phil Monroe | December 30, 1939citation needed] | [Copyright was renewed on November 30, 1967 and will not be in the public domain until January 1, 2035.[88] |
Notes
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Further reading
[edit]- Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies: A Complete Illustrated Guide to the Warner Bros. Cartoons, by Jerry Beck and Will Friedwald (1989), Henry Holt, ISBN 0-8050-0894-2
- Chuck Amuck : the Life and Times of an Animated Cartoonist by Chuck Jones, published by Farrar Straus & Giroux, ISBN 0-374-12348-9
- That's Not All, Folks! by Mel Blanc, Philip Bashe. Warner Books, ISBN 0-446-39089-5 (Softcover) ISBN 0-446-51244-3 (hardcover)
- Of Mice and Magic: A History of American Animated Cartoons, Leonard Maltin, Revised Edition 1987, Plume ISBN 0-452-25993-2 (Softcover) ISBN 0-613-64753-X (hardcover)
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