Cartoons released in 1924

179 cartoons ← 1923 1925 →

  1. A Message from The Sea

    September 5, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  2. The Barnyard Olympics

    September 5, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

    A purely gag-based cartoon without much of a storyline. Various animals (half of them jungle animals, though, not the ones you'd expect to meet in a barnyard) participate in competitions su…

  3. In The Good Old Summer Time

    September 13, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  4. The Magic Lamp

    September 15, 1924 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

    Dinky Doodle and Weakheart enter the storybook to find an Asian setting. After encountering a mean old Chinese man and evading him, Dinky recovers the magic lamp from the man shouting "New…

  5. League Of Nations

    September 17, 1924 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring Ko-Ko. Live-Action Characters: Max Fleischer

  6. A Crazy Quilt Of Travel

    September 18, 1924 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.

  7. The Mouse That Turned

    September 20, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  8. A Lighthouse by The Sea

    September 25, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  9. Hawks Of The Sea

    September 25, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  10. Noah's Outing

    September 25, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

    Based on the Biblical story of Noah's Ark.

  11. Thumbelina

    September 27, 1924 Theatrical Herbert M. Dawley Productions

    Sophisticated stories told through animated silhouettes.

  12. Felix Minds His Business

    September 1924 (estimated) Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Featuring Felix the Cat

  13. AA

    October 1, 1924 No. AA Theatrical Red Seal Pictures

    Life magazine and New York Times caricaturist Marcus created this series of line cartoons. The format was a combination of a hand drawing one caricature, which, through animating certain cu…

  14. Colonel Heeza Liar The Lyin' Tamer

    October 1, 1924 Theatrical Bray Productions, Inc.

    Featuring Colonel Heeza Liar

  15. Sparring Partners

    October 1, 1924 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring Ko-Ko. Live-Action Characters: Max Fleischer

  16. The Hoboken Nightingale

    October 5, 1924 Theatrical Series Earl Hurd Productions

  17. A Sausage Sensation

    October 14, 1924 Theatrical New Era Films, Ltd.

    Featuring Bonzo

  18. The Giant Killer

    October 15, 1924 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

    On discovering an ogre's house, Dinky and his dog take home a magic guitar and a hen which lays golden eggs. However, the ogre won't let himself be fleeced so easily.

  19. Whirligigs

    October 16, 1924 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.

  20. Black Magic

    October 29, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  21. Monkey Business

    October 29, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

    The monkeys in the jungle are having a big show. A jazz band plays while everyone dances. The Monkey King is especially entertained by an exotic snake dancer. Acrobatic acts follow, with da…

  22. She Knew Her Man

    October 29, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  23. The Cat And The Magnet

    October 29, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

    The cat steals Farmer Al Falfa's doughnuts, which are taken in turn by the mice- who sell them as tires. In retaliation, the car steals the mice's car with a powerful magnet. When Al puts t…

  24. Pongo Arrives

    October 1924 (estimated) No. 1 Theatrical Pathé.

    Featuring Pongo, Crowd

  25. Pongo Gets A Meal

    October 1924 (estimated) No. 2 Theatrical Pathé.

    Featuring Pongo

  26. Pongo's Day Out

    October 1924 (estimated) No. 3 Theatrical Pathé.

    Featuring Pongo

  27. Alice Gets In Dutch

    November 1, 1924 No. AC-08 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions

    Alice misbehaves in school and is forced to sit in the corner. She falls asleep and dreams, but schoolwork intrudes even into her dreams. Alice dreams of dancing dogs and donkeys until her…

  28. Bonzo

    November 1, 1924 No. 01 Theatrical New Era Films, Ltd.

    Bonzo is frustrated in his attempt to eat the maid's sausages, so he contents himself with drinking the cat's milk.

  29. Colonel Heeza Liar's Romance

    November 1, 1924 Theatrical Bray Productions, Inc.

    Featuring Colonel Heeza Liar

  30. The Sawmill Four

    November 2, 1924 Theatrical Series Earl Hurd Productions

  31. Pongo Cleans Up The Goat Family

    November 10, 1924 No. 4 Theatrical Pathé.

    Featuring Pongo, Goat Family

  32. Alice Hunting In Africa

    November 15, 1924 No. AC-03 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions.

    Featuring Alice, Julius

  33. The Artist's Model

    November 15, 1924 Theatrical Series Earl Hurd Productions

  34. BB

    November 22, 1924 No. BB Theatrical Red Seal Pictures

    Life magazine and New York Times caricaturist Marcus created this series of line cartoons. The format was a combination of a hand drawing one caricature, which, through animating certain cu…

  35. Good Old Circus Days

    November 22, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  36. Lumber Jacks

    November 22, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  37. Earth's Oddities

    November 28, 1924 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.

  38. Bonzo

    November 1924 (estimated) Theatrical New Era Films, Ltd.

    Concerns Bonzo, the dog, and his escapades in the kitchen attempting to steal some sausages.

  39. Alice And The Three Bears

    December 1, 1924 No. AC-09 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions.

    In a twist on the traditional story, Alice comes across three bears operating a still, and she and Julius have to fight their way free.

  40. Felix Goes Hungry

    December 1, 1924 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    A starving Felix must chase the mouse who steals the money he received from pawning a stolen hatpin.

  41. The Pied Piper

    December 1, 1924 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

    Featuring Dinky Doodle, Weakheart the Dog

  42. Down On The Farm

    December 3, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  43. Mysteries Of Old Chinatown

    December 3, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  44. On The Ice

    December 3, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

    Milton Mouse wins an ice skating race staged by Thomas Cat, only to discover that Thomas has stolen his girlfriend Rita. After a lengthy chase on the ice, Milton recovers Rita.

  45. Sharp Shooters

    December 3, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  46. She's In Again

    December 3, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

    The frustrated farmer tries everything possible to get rid of his pesky pet cat: tossing her off a pier, putting her in a barrel of dynamite, making her walk a plank, unleashing a vicious d…

  47. African Huntsmen

    December 11, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  48. One Game Pup

    December 11, 1924 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  49. The Cure

    December 13, 1924 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring Ko-Ko. Live-Action Characters: Max Fleischer

  50. Alice The Piper

    December 15, 1924 No. AC-10 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions

    A take-off on the story of "The Pied Piper of Hamlin" as Alice and Julius are hired to rid the town of rats. Things don't go as planned.