The list in release order, from the earliest shorts onward. Showing 401–420 of 698.
Walter Lantz Productions
15 Dec 1947 00:07:00
Woody Woodpecker, hungry and broke, is talked into buying a magic bean by a pitchman and plants it; overnight the beanstalk goes up through the clouds, and Woody climbs it to find a castle and a giant, and a giant's larder.
09 Jan 1948 00:07:00
Buzzy the Crow's second film pits him again against the dim black cat of The Stupidstitious Cat, this time a hypochondriac.
23 Jan 1948 00:07:00
A baseball game between two teams of animals, with the sport's every convention turned into a gag: the pitcher's wind-up that never ends, the batter who swings at everything, the umpire who is blind, the outfielder who climbs the fence after a ball and keeps climbing, the base-stealer who literally…
20 Feb 1948 00:07:00
Flip Flap is a baby seal in a circus, the star of the seal act, who balances balls on his nose and claps his flippers for the crowd, and who is lonely for the Arctic home he was taken from.
05 Mar 1948 00:07:00
Drip Dippy Donald uses Disney's short-subject craft to turn a small problem into character comedy. A task, outing, meal, or social obligation becomes difficult because the lead character's personality keeps making it worse.
09 Apr 1948 00:08:00
A cuckoo in a cuckoo clock is sick of his job: every hour, on the hour, he must pop out and say the one word he knows, and he has said it for years. Through the window he sees the free birds in the garden and falls for a pretty canary.
27 May 1948
Once Upon a Wintertime is built as a musical or seasonal segment rather than a conventional character short. Mood, song, and design carry the experience, with story kept light enough to let the visual rhythm lead.
26 Jun 1948
The Rattled Rooster turns pursuit, rivalry, or domestic conflict into tightly timed animation. MGM's house style gives the violence weight and elegance: bodies squash, objects shatter, and music stitches the impacts together.
17 Jul 1948 00:07:59
The Truce Hurts turns pursuit, rivalry, or domestic conflict into tightly timed animation. MGM's house style gives the violence weight and elegance: bodies squash, objects shatter, and music stitches the impacts together.
09 Oct 1948 00:07:00
Lucky Ducky begins with a simple premise and then lets Tex Avery-style logic push it past ordinary sense. Scale changes, literalized language, impossible timing, or musical sabotage become the real story engine.
15 Oct 1948 00:07:00
A tiny boy, no bigger than a thumb, is the smallest member of a household where size is everything, mocked by the children and underfoot to the adults.
15 Oct 1948 00:06:00
Soup's On uses Disney's short-subject craft to turn a small problem into character comedy. A task, outing, meal, or social obligation becomes difficult because the lead character's personality keeps making it worse.
05 Nov 1948
Three for Breakfast uses Disney's short-subject craft to turn a small problem into character comedy. A task, outing, meal, or social obligation becomes difficult because the lead character's personality keeps making it worse.
18 Dec 1948
Scaredy Cat builds comedy around a strong Warner personality: Bugs' control, Daffy's instability, Porky's patience, Tweety's innocence, Sylvester's appetite, or Foghorn Leghorn's bluster. The plot is usually a trap designed to expose that personality.
01 Jan 1950 00:10:00
The surviving record points to a compact mountaineering cartoon built for quick theatrical readability, but not to a richly preserved scene-by-scene synopsis.
28 Jan 1950 00:07:00
Boobs in the Woods is a compact theatrical cartoon built around a clear comic or musical premise. Its structure reflects the demands of short-subject exhibition: start quickly, escalate cleanly, and leave a memorable final gag or image.
15 Feb 1950
Cinderella uses fairy-tale structure to organize romance, transformation, comic side characters, and a heroine whose endurance is rewarded by magic and recognition. The story is familiar, but Disney's version turns objects, animals, and songs into emotional architecture.
03 Mar 1950 00:07:00
A mother duck's clutch hatches into a row of ordinary ducklings and one enormous egg, which hatches into Baby Huey, a duckling the size of a grown man, in a bonnet and nappy, with the strength of an ox and the mind of an infant.
31 Mar 1950 00:07:00
Junior, a small boy who hates school, plays truant and runs into Wolfie, the slick, hungry wolf of the Noveltoons, who sees in the boy a meal and offers himself as a private tutor to lure him home.
22 Apr 1950 00:07:00
Big House Bunny builds comedy around a strong Warner personality: Bugs' control, Daffy's instability, Porky's patience, Tweety's innocence, Sylvester's appetite, or Foghorn Leghorn's bluster. The plot is usually a trap designed to expose that personality.
