Throne for a Loss
01 Jul 1966 00:06:00
Throne for a Loss is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.
The list in release order, from the earliest shorts onward. Showing 581–600 of 698.
01 Jul 1966 00:06:00
Throne for a Loss is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.
14 Jul 1966 00:07:00
Matinee Mouse 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.
01 Aug 1966 00:06:30
No written plot summary of this Honey Halfwitch short has turned up, so this account is based on the surviving film. Honey, the little apprentice witch in her pointed hat, is at work on her magic.
03 Aug 1966 01:29:00
Secret agent Rock Slag, an exact double of Fred Flintstone, is chased through Bedrock and pushed off a building by the villains Ali and Bobo.
04 Aug 1966 00:06:30
In a log cabin in the Alps, Tom has caught Jerry and is seasoning him for dinner, but the pepper makes Jerry sneeze himself off the plate. Tom finds him hiding in a cuckoo clock and moves the hands to make him pop out, again and again; on the third try a bomb pops out instead, and Tom swallows it.
08 Sep 1966 00:06:00
Catty-Cornered is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.
18 Dec 1966
How the Grinch Stole Christmas! is built for television but shaped like an event. It uses song, narration, seasonal ritual, or familiar literary material to make a short broadcast feel permanent.
18 Oct 1967
The Jungle Book uses feature-length Disney craft to organize fairy tale, adventure, or animal comedy into a polished emotional arc. The film depends on music, voice casting, and character animation as much as plot.
17 Jul 1968
Pepperland, a musical paradise under the sea, is invaded by the Blue Meanies, enemies of joy, color, and sound. Old Fred escapes in the Yellow Submarine and recruits the Beatles to restore the land through songs, surreal encounters, and a psychedelic voyage through impossible spaces.
01 Jan 1970 00:19:00
Mowgli. The Battle is the war chapter of Roman Davydov's Kipling cycle: the jungle boy and his animal allies face a full-scale assault that turns the serial into open combat rather than wandering adventure.
01 Jan 1970 00:08:00
Apel evokes the concentration-camp world through stripped-down figures, regimented movement, and a visual field built to feel punitive rather than immersive.
01 Jan 1970 00:03:00
Tall tales is a three-minute nonsense segment built for `Vesyolaya karusel No. 2`, not a freestanding prestige short with room for elaborate setup.
02 Jun 1970
How the Cossacks Played Football sits inside the 1969-1973 animation landscape, when television, adult features, international shorts, and post-studio theatrical work were all competing for attention.
06 Jun 1970 00:09:38
Katerok sits inside the 1969-1973 animation landscape, when television, adult features, international shorts, and post-studio theatrical work were all competing for attention.
06 Jun 1970 00:20:00
Karlson Returns sits inside the 1969-1973 animation landscape, when television, adult features, international shorts, and post-studio theatrical work were all competing for attention.
11 Dec 1970 01:18:00
The Aristocats uses Disney feature craft in a leaner post-1960s mode. The story leans on familiar archetypes, songs, and voice personality rather than the lavish finish of earlier decades.
27 Dec 1970 00:14:00
Circleens christmas sits inside the 1969-1973 animation landscape, when television, adult features, international shorts, and post-studio theatrical work were all competing for attention.
01 Jan 1971 00:05:00
Armoire is a five-minute adult parable about a man so frightened by life that he retreats into a gigantic wardrobe and tries to live inside it.
04 Apr 1971 01:00:00
Here Comes Peter Cottontail is built for television event viewing. Its story is direct, but the real design is ritual: a family broadcast, a holiday slot, a crossover, or a moral theme made easy to revisit.
06 Jun 1971 00:19:00
Cheburashka sits inside the 1969-1973 animation landscape, when television, adult features, international shorts, and post-studio theatrical work were all competing for attention.