Cartoons released in 1916

308 cartoons ← 1915 1917 →

  1. Happifat And Flossy Fisher's Unexpected Buggy Ride

    April 30, 1916 Theatrical Bray Productions, Inc.

  2. Miss Nomination

    April 30, 1916 Theatrical Bray Productions

  3. The High Cost Of Living

    April 1916 (estimated) Theatrical Bray Productions

  4. John Bull's Animated Sketchbook No. 14

    May 1, 1916 No. 14 Theatrical Cartoon Film Company

  5. Estelle And The Movie Hero

    May 3, 1916 Theatrical Gaumont American Company

  6. Did Sherman Say Law Or War

    May 7, 1916 Theatrical Bray Productions

  7. Happifat's Fishing Trip

    May 7, 1916 Theatrical Bray Productions, Inc.

  8. Police Dog In The Park

    May 7, 1916 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

    Featuring Pinkerton Pup, Officer Piffles

  9. The Boob Weekly

    May 8, 1916 Theatrical Rube Goldberg, Barré Studios

    A parody of newsreels of the day.

  10. A Toyland Robbery

    May 10, 1916 Theatrical Series A Taylor and Wheatley Production

  11. The Escapes Of Estelle

    May 10, 1916 Theatrical Gaumont American Company

  12. The Toyland Paper Chase

    May 10, 1916 Theatrical Series Bray-Gilbert Film Productions

  13. He Tries Mesmerism

    May 11, 1916 Theatrical Series Pat Powers Productions

    Pat Powers character, very similar to Farmer Al Falfa by Paul Terry.

  14. Fisherman's Luck

    May 14, 1916 Theatrical Bray Productions

  15. Charlie In Carmen

    May 15, 1916 Theatrical Movca Film Service

    A cartoon series based on Charlie Chaplin's "Little Tramp", with Chaplin himself supplying some gags.

  16. As An Umpire Nosey Ned Is An Onion

    May 17, 1916 Theatrical Gaumont American Company

  17. He Dabbles In The Pond

    May 17, 1916 Theatrical Series Pat Powers Productions

    Pat Powers character, very similar to Farmer Al Falfa by Paul Terry.

  18. Miss Nanny Goat On The Rampage

    May 18, 1916 Theatrical Series J. R. Bray Productions

  19. No. 13

    May 18, 1916 No. 13 Theatrical Kineto Film Productions.

  20. . . . Of San Francisco

    May 20, 1916 Theatrical Essanay Film Manufacturing Company

    A travel series.

  21. Happifat's Interrupted Meal

    May 21, 1916 Theatrical Bray Productions, Inc.

  22. Leap Year

    May 22, 1916 Theatrical Rube Goldberg, Barré Studios

    A spinster is desperate to find a man and will go to any extreme to find one.

  23. Nosey Ned And His New Straw Lid

    May 24, 1916 Theatrical Gaumont American Company

  24. Colonel Heeza Liar Captures Villa

    May 25, 1916 Theatrical Bray Productions, Inc.

    Featuring Colonel Heeza Liar

  25. Happifat Becomes An Artist And Draws A Bear

    May 28, 1916 Theatrical Bray Productions, Inc.

  26. He Breaks For The Beach

    May 31, 1916 Theatrical Series Pat Powers Productions

    Pat Powers character, very similar to Farmer Al Falfa by Paul Terry.

  27. The Gnat Gets Estelle's Goat

    May 31, 1916 Theatrical Gaumont American Company

  28. Bobby Bumps Goes Fishing

    June 1, 1916 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

    When the hero decides on a fishing trip, Dad accompanies him, both on pleasure bent. Bobby seats himself at one end of the boat, Dad at the other. The latter's luck is consistently against…

  29. Charlie Across The Rio Grande

    June 1, 1916 Theatrical Movca Film Service

    A cartoon series based on Charlie Chaplin's "Little Tramp", with Chaplin himself supplying some gags.

  30. Everybody's Uncle Sam

    June 1, 1916 Theatrical Bray Productions, Inc.

  31. John Bull's Animated Sketchbook No. 15

    June 1, 1916 No. 15 Theatrical Cartoon Film Company

  32. Farmer Al Falfa And his Tentless Circus

    June 3, 1916 Theatrical Series Paul Terry

    Farmer Alfalfa does his aerobics among the animals in this early short.

  33. A Newlywed Phable

    June 4, 1916 Theatrical Hearst Vitagraph News Pictoral

    A newly married husband encounters an open manhole on his way to work after he is distracted by his loving wife.

  34. A Quiet Day In The Country

    June 5, 1916 Theatrical International Films

    An animated segment based on an original cartoon strip for the Hearst-Vitagraph News Pictorial.

  35. Fatal Pie

    June 5, 1916 Theatrical Rube Goldberg, Barré Studios

    A parody of newsreels of the day.

  36. Working Out With The Police Dog

    June 6, 1916 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

    Featuring Pinkerton Pup, Officer Piffles

  37. The Escapades Of Estelle

    June 7, 1916 Theatrical Gaumont American Company

  38. . . . Of Berlin

    June 9, 1916 Theatrical Essanay Film Manufacturing Company

    A travel series.

  39. Kid Casey The Champion

    June 10, 1916 Theatrical Bray Productions

  40. Johnny's Stepmother And The Cat

    June 14, 1916 Theatrical Gaumont American Company

  41. Krazy Kat at Looney Park

    June 17, 1916 Theatrical International Film Service, Inc.

    Featuring Krazy Kat, Ignatz

  42. . . . Of St. Louis

    June 19, 1916 Theatrical Essanay Film Manufacturing Company

    A travel series.

  43. Charlie And The Windmill

    June 19, 1916 Theatrical Movca Film Service

    A cartoon series based on Charlie Chaplin's "Little Tramp," with Chaplin himself supplying some gags.

  44. From Kitchen Mechanic To Movie Star

    June 19, 1916 Theatrical Rube Goldberg, Barré Studios

    A parody of newsreels of the day.

  45. Sammie Johnsin, Magician

    June 20, 1916 No. 14356 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Cartoons, Powers Picture Plays

    Featuring Sammie Johnsin

  46. Colonel Heeza Liar And The Bandits

    June 22, 1916 Theatrical Bray Productions, Inc.

    Featuring Colonel Heeza Liar

  47. John Bull's Animated Sketchbook No. 16

    June 22, 1916 No. 16 Theatrical Cartoon Film Company

  48. Such is Life In China

    June 22, 1916 Theatrical Keen Cartoon Corporation

    Travelogue that combined live action footage from exotic locales with satires inspired by Henry "Hy" Mayer.

  49. Parcel Post Pete: Not All His Troubles are Little Ones

    June 23, 1916 Theatrical International Film Service

    Series dealt with topical news items.

  50. Johnny's Romeo

    June 28, 1916 No. 42 Theatrical Gaumont American Company