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282 cartoons ← 1924 1926 →

  1. Alice Cans The Cannibals

    January 1, 1925 No. ACL-01 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions.

    Alice and Julius drive their car into the sea where they become stranded on an island occupied by cannibals.

  2. Felix Wins And Loses

    January 1, 1925 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix steals some sausages from a butcher, but can't enjoy his prize as the wursts prove enchanted. They come to life and chase him while morphing into various other objects.

  3. Little Red Riding Hood

    January 4, 1925 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

    Dinky Doodle and his real friend are reading the book Little Red Riding Hood. Red is crying, so Dinky jumps into the book to help her, and they fall in love. The wolf ends up chasing them o…

  4. Alice The Toreador

    January 15, 1925 No. ACL-02 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions

    Alice is in a bullfight where she thinks she will win since she is matched against a peaceful bull. But the tables are turned when her bull is switched with one with a worse temper.

  5. Come Take A Trip In My Airship

    January 15, 1925 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring KoKo, KoKo Kwartet

  6. Felix All Puzzled

    January 15, 1925 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    "You don't eat till I solve this puzzle," says Felix's crossword-loving master. To help him (and himself), Felix travels to Bolshevik Russia. "Whee! I'm in Russia! Now to solve that X-word…

  7. Bigger And Better Jails

    January 19, 1925 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  8. Transatlantic Flight

    January 19, 1925 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  9. Topsy Turvy Travel

    January 25, 1925 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.

  10. Kar'era Makdonal'da

    January 1925 (estimated) Theatrical Goskino

  11. No. 1

    January 31, 1925 Theatrical Series Crossword Film Company

    Animated Crossword Puzzles.

  12. Alice Gets Stung

    February 1, 1925 No. ACL-03 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions.

    Julius goes rabbit hunting while Alice goes bear hunting. Alice and her cat learn at their own expense that one shouldn't bother animals, whether those be rabbits or bears.

  13. Felix Follows The Swallows

    February 1, 1925 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Hoping to fly south to keep warm as winter approaches, Felix decides to follow the swallows. He fashions wings of his own and flies to the jungle, only to be chased by an elephant. He overs…

  14. The House That Dinky Built

    February 1, 1925 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

    Featuring Dinky Doodle, Weakheart the Dog

  15. The Old Folks at Home

    February 1, 1925 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring KoKo, KoKo Kwartet

  16. CC

    February 2, 1925 No. CC 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…

  17. In A Cottage Garden

    February 2, 1925 Theatrical Sering D. Wilson & Company

  18. He Who Gets Socked

    February 7, 1925 Theatrical Series Earl Hurd Productions

  19. A Ripe Melodrama

    February 8, 1925 Theatrical Pinellas Films Company, Sering D. Wilson & Company

    Featuring Karlo the Dog, Kack the Bird

  20. In Dutch?

    February 13, 1925 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

    The setting is Holland. Al Falfa has a long Dutch pipe instead of his usual corncob. The animals eat Milkmaids, cows perform delightful dances, and cheese is made in the most unusual ways-…

  21. Jungle Bike Riders

    February 13, 1925 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

    Denizens of the jungle take part in a bike race.

  22. The Pie Man

    February 13, 1925 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  23. Alice Solves The Puzzle

    February 15, 1925 No. ACL-04 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions

    Alice, at the beach with her cat, tries to solve a crossword puzzle when Bootleg Pete- a ruthless collector of rare crossword puzzles- sees that Alice's one is missing in his collection. Bu…

  24. Felix Rests In Peace

    February 15, 1925 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Featuring Felix the Cat

  25. Pegleg Pete

    February 15, 1925 Walt Disney Studios

    First appearing in the Alice Comedy Alice Solves the Puzzle, Pete was the only character Disney took with him when he formed his own studio. He went on to become Mickey's nemesis, and Goofy…

  26. Lots Of Knots

    February 16, 1925 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.

  27. Clean Up Week

    February 19, 1925 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  28. Pongo Catches The Crossword

    February 24, 1925 No. 5 Theatrical Pathé.

    Featuring Pongo

  29. KoKo The Barber

    February 25, 1925 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring KoKo. Live-Action Characters: Max Fleischer

  30. Cinderella

    March 1, 1925 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

    A retelling of the Cinderella story.

  31. Felix Gets His Fill

    March 1, 1925 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix, hungry as usual, hears that food is plentiful down South and decides to hie him thither. He gets plenty, but only after having various adventures. Felix supplies himself with a chick…

  32. Mother, Mother Pin A Rose On Me

    March 1, 1925 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring KoKo, KoKo Kwartet

  33. Big Chief KoKo

    March 2, 1925 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    The animated clown, KoKo, and his dog are chased by fierce Indians.

  34. DD

    March 2, 1925 No. DD 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. At The Zoo

    March 5, 1925 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  36. Two Cats And A Bird

    March 7, 1925 Theatrical Series Earl Hurd Productions

  37. No. 2

    March 8, 1925 Theatrical Series Crossword Film Company

    Animated Crossword Puzzles.

  38. Bonzo No. 3

    March 9, 1925 No. 03 Theatrical New Era Films, Ltd.

    Featuring Bonzo, Goose, Policeman

  39. La Voix Du Rossignol

    March 15, 1925 Theatrical Ladislaw Starewicz Productions, Pathé

    Featuring Nightingale, Young Girl

  40. No. 3

    March 15, 1925 Theatrical Series Crossword Film Company

    Animated Crossword Puzzles.

  41. I Love A Lassie

    March 20, 1925 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring KoKo, KoKo Kwartet

  42. The Storm

    March 21, 1925 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring KoKo. Live-Action Characters: Max Fleischer

  43. No. 4

    March 22, 1925 Theatrical Series Crossword Film Company

    Animated Crossword Puzzles.

  44. Bonzo No. 4

    March 23, 1925 No. 04 Theatrical New Era Films, Ltd.

    Featuring Bonzo

  45. Housing Shortage

    March 26, 1925 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  46. S.O.S.

    March 26, 1925 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  47. Movie Morsels

    March 27, 1925 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. No. 5

    March 29, 1925 Theatrical Series Crossword Film Company

    Animated Crossword Puzzles.

  49. Chee-kee The Vamp

    April 1, 1925 No. 06 Theatrical New Era Films, Ltd.

    Bonzo has trouble with his Pekinese sweetheart, Chee-kee.

  50. EE

    April 2, 1925 No. EE 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…