Cartoons you need to watch

The list in release order, from the earliest shorts onward. Showing 521–540 of 698.

Dec 1959

Magic Boy

25 Dec 1959 01:18:00

Magic Boy represents the growth of Japanese feature animation after World War II. Its story draws on folklore, literature, manga, or fantasy spectacle and presents them with the broad appeal of a theatrical feature.

Jan 1960

Duel

01 Jan 1960 00:10:00

Scientist and Mars, god of war, struggle over a walking Atomic Nucleus whose power can be bent toward either destruction or useful invention.

Ballyhooey

02 Jan 1960

Ballyhooey is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

Billion Dollar Boner

05 Jan 1960

Billion Dollar Boner is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

Fastest with the Mostest

19 Jan 1960

Fastest with the Mostest comes from the late Warner theatrical environment, where familiar stars, punning titles, and chase structures still carried the studio identity. The premise is compact and built for fast escalation.

Mar 1960

Goldimouse and the Three Cats

15 Mar 1960 00:06:00

Goldimouse and the Three Cats is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

Heap Big Hepcat

30 Mar 1960

Heap Big Hepcat is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

May 1960

Hyde and Go Tweet

14 May 1960

Hyde and Go Tweet comes from the late Warner theatrical environment, where familiar stars, punning titles, and chase structures still carried the studio identity. The premise is compact and built for fast escalation.

It Was I Who Drew the Little Man

16 May 1960 00:56:00

It Was I Who Drew the Little Man is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

How to Stuff a Woodpecker

18 May 1960

How to Stuff a Woodpecker is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

Jun 1960

Bats in the Belfry

16 Jun 1960 00:06:00

Detailed plot accounts of this 1960 Woody short are scarce, and this summary is drawn from the surviving film. The story is set around a tall white clock tower and a grand house.

Jul 1960

Top Cat

01 Jul 1960 00:08:13

Top Cat is a television-series entry, included for the historical importance of the format and premise. Its world is built from recurring voices, limited settings, and comic routines designed for weekly return.

Aug 1960

Alakazam the Great

14 Aug 1960 01:28:00

Alakazam the Great represents the growth of Japanese feature animation after World War II. Its story draws on folklore, literature, manga, or fantasy spectacle and presents them with the broad appeal of a theatrical feature.

Sep 1960

From Hare to Heir

03 Sep 1960

From Hare to Heir comes from the late Warner theatrical environment, where familiar stars, punning titles, and chase structures still carried the studio identity. The premise is compact and built for fast escalation.

The Flintstone Flyer

30 Sep 1960 00:25:00

Barney has built a homemade flying machine, and Fred talks him into using it to dodge a night at the opera with their wives so the two men can sneak off bowling instead.

Oct 1960

Hopalong Casualty

08 Oct 1960 00:06:00

Hopalong Casualty comes from the late Warner theatrical environment, where familiar stars, punning titles, and chase structures still carried the studio identity. The premise is compact and built for fast escalation.

Nov 1960

Bouncing Benny

01 Nov 1960 00:06:00

Bouncing Benny belongs to the limited-animation television boom. The story is usually direct: a scheme, misunderstanding, chase, household problem, or workplace annoyance that can be staged quickly and clearly.

Dog Gone People

12 Nov 1960

Dog Gone People is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

Dec 1960

High Note

03 Dec 1960 00:07:00

High Note is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

Jan 1961

One Hundred and One Dalmatians

25 Jan 1961 01:19:00

In London, Pongo, a Dalmatian, decides his bachelor owner, the songwriter Roger, needs a wife, and arranges a collision in the park with Anita and her Dalmatian, Perdita. Both couples marry.