Cartoons released in 1923

162 cartoons ← 1922 1924 →

  1. Their Love Growed Cold

    June 2, 1923 Theatrical Series Earl Hurd Comedies

    Inspired by R. F. Outcault's Buster Brown comic strip, this series dealt with the trials and tribulations of a small boy growing up.

  2. Colonel Heeza Liar In The African Jungles

    June 3, 1923 Theatrical Bray Productions, Inc.

    Featuring Colonel Heeza Liar

  3. The Beauty Parlor

    June 6, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  4. The Burglar Alarm

    June 6, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  5. The Covered Pushcart

    June 6, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  6. Do Women Pay?

    June 7, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  7. The Pace That Kills

    June 7, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  8. The Absent Minded Poet

    June 9, 1923 Theatrical Herbert M. Dawley Productions

    Sophisticated stories told through animated silhouettes.

  9. The Immortal Voice

    June 10, 1923 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

  10. Felix Gets Broadcasted

    June 15, 1923 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    A fisherman whom Felix has been bothering throws Felix onto some electrical wires. The cat is sent by radio waves to ancient Egypt, where he finds no end of trouble. Felix returns on a larg…

  11. The Amiable Comedians in Throbs and Thrills

    June 1923 (estimated) Theatrical Arrow Film Corporation

    Featuring Tom, Jerry

  12. Felix Strikes It Rich

    July 1, 1923 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix is running a dance contest for hens, getting himself in bad with a farmer when an egg quota isn't met. The farmer forces Felix to dig his own grave, but in doing so, he strikes oil.

  13. The Battle

    July 1, 1923 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring The Clown. Live-Action Characters: Max Fleischer

  14. The Classic Centaur

    July 7, 1923 Theatrical Herbert M. Dawley Productions

    Sophisticated stories told through animated silhouettes.

  15. Colonel Heeza Liar In Uncle Tom's Cabin

    July 8, 1923 Theatrical Bray Productions, Inc.

    Featuring Colonel Heeza Liar

  16. Felix In Hollywood

    July 15, 1923 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix helps his actor owner get to Hollywood. The cat auditions for a film job himself, but he must perform celebrity impressions (including one of Charlie Chaplin) and save Douglas Fairban…

  17. A Flivver Elopement

    July 18, 1923 Theatrical Lyman H. Howe Films Company

    As the series name implies, this series covered a variety of subjects, with no regular main characters. Distributed with live action magazine films.

  18. The Cat And The Fiddle

    July 18, 1923 Theatrical Lyman H. Howe Films Company

    As the series name implies, this series covered a variety of subjects, with no regular main characters. Distributed with live action magazine films.

  19. Marathon Dancers

    July 19, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

    The farm animals are all practising their dance steps to music on the new-fangled radio in preparation for the big marathon dance contest ($50 in prizes). So are some prisoners in the jail!

  20. Mysteries Of The Seas

    July 19, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  21. The Bad Bandit

    July 19, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  22. The Great Explorers

    July 19, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  23. The Pearl Divers

    July 19, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  24. False Alarm

    August 1, 1923 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring The Clown. Live-Action Characters: Max Fleischer

  25. Felix In Fairyland

    August 1, 1923 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix saves the life of a fairy stuck to flypaper and gets his wish to travel to Fairyland. There he outwits the giant from "Jack in the Beanstalk" and gives his castle to the Old Woman in…

  26. The Gasoline Trail

    August 1, 1923 Theatrical Arrow Film Corporation

    The Sculptor creates Tom. Tom asks for a mule, and the Sculptor gives him one. Tom and Jerry's adventures begin in a battle.

  27. The Nine Of Spades

    August 2, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  28. Colonel Heeza Liar's Vacation

    August 5, 1923 Theatrical Bray Productions, Inc.

    Featuring Colonel Heeza Liar

  29. The Cat That Failed

    August 7, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  30. Dipping inthe Deep

    August 11, 1923 Theatrical Lyman H. Howe Films Company

    As the series name implies, this series covered a variety of subjects, with no regular main characters. Distributed with live action magazine films.

  31. The Cat's Revenge

    August 11, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  32. The Walrus Hunters

    August 11, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  33. Felix Laughs Last

    August 15, 1923 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Featuring Felix the Cat

  34. Balloons

    September 1, 1923 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    The Clown and his little boy go for a ride in a balloon, but when the boy is left behind, The Clown parachutes out. He fills the animator's studio with so many balloons, it floats away.

  35. Cleopatra And Her Easy Mark

    1923 (estimated) Theatrical Lee-Bradford Corporation

    A series devoted to spoofing famous historical figures.

  36. Columbus Discovers A New Whirl

    1923 (estimated) Theatrical Lee-Bradford Corporation

    A series devoted to spoofing famous historical figures.

  37. Derby Day

    September 1, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  38. Kidding Captain Kidd

    1923 (estimated) Theatrical Lee-Bradford Corporation

    A series devoted to spoofing famous historical figures.

  39. Love In A Cottage

    September 1, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  40. Napoleon Not So Great

    September 1923 (estimated) Theatrical Lee-Bradford Corporation

    A series devoted to spoofing famous historical figures.

  41. Rip Without A Wink

    1923 (estimated) Theatrical Lee-Bradford Corporation

    A series devoted to spoofing famous historical figures.

  42. The Cat's Whiskers

    September 1, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  43. Aged In The Wood

    September 29, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  44. The Circus

    September 29, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

    The Fables animals are having a circus in town. Some of the locals don't want to buy admission tickets, but would rather devise ways to sneak in instead.

  45. The High Flyers

    September 29, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  46. Thoroughbred

    September 29, 1923 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  47. Why The Globe Trotter Trots

    September 29, 1923 Theatrical Lyman H. Howe Films Company

    As the series name implies, this series covered a variety of subjects, with no regular main characters. Distributed with live action magazine films.

  48. Felix And The Radio

    September 1923 (estimated) Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Featuring Felix the Cat

  49. Robinson Crusoe Returns On Friday

    September 1923 (estimated) Theatrical Lee-Bradford Corporation

    A series devoted to spoofing famous historical figures.

  50. The Champion

    September 30, 1923 Theatrical B.D.F. Film Company

    An advertising cartoon.