Cartoons released in 1926
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Felix Braves The Briny
Felix fights with an octopus, and is chased by a lot of fish. Escaping in a submarine, he lands on a boat which holds a lot more fish.
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Tramp, Tramp, Tramp The Boys Are Marching
Featuring Ko-Ko, Ko-Ko Kwartet
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Dinky Doodle In The Wild West
Featuring Dinky Doodle, Weakheart the Dog
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Felix In A Tale Of Two Kitties
Featuring Felix the Cat
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Liquid Dynamite
Farmer Al Falfa, Pig
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Goodbye My Lady Love
Featuring Ko-Ko, Ko-Ko Kwartet
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From A To Z Thru Filmdom
As the series name implies, this series covered a variety of subjects, with no regular main characters. Distributed with live action magazine films.
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Felix Scoots Thru Scotland
Featuring Felix the Cat
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A Wireless Whirl
The latest craze is sent up. The film compares fascinatingly with an episode featuring G.E. Studdy's famous creation Bonzo.
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Comin' Thru The Rye
Ko-Ko the Clown and his animated band play "Comin' Thro the Rye." The words are on the screen.
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Toot Toot
Ko-Ko and Fitz are on a railroad train. How will they avoid crashing into another train coming toward them on the same track?
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Dinky Doodle's Bed Time Story
Featuring Dinky Doodle, Weakheart the Dog
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Ko-Ko Hot After It
Featuring Ko-Ko. Live-Action Characters: Max Fleischer
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Unknown Title
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…
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Felix Rings The Ringer
Featuring Felix the Cat
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Family Album
An advertising cartoon.
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The Carriage Awaits
An advertising cartoon.
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What Price Noise
An advertising cartoon.
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Unknown Title
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…
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Felix inSchool Daze
Featuring Felix the Cat
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Old King Cole
Cartoon version of the popular song of the same title, designed to encourage the movie audience to sing along with the "Bouncing Ball."
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Rule Britannia
Cartoon version of the popular song of the same title, designed to encourage the movie audience to sing along with the "Bouncing Ball."
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The Bonnie Banks Of Loch Lomond
Cartoon version of the popular song of the same title, designed to encourage the movie audience to sing along with the "Bouncing Ball."
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Dinky Doodle And The Little Orphan
Featuring Dinky Doodle, Weakheart the Dog
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Felix Seeks Solitude
Featuring Felix the Cat
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We Nearly Lose Him
A Sid Griffiths error endangers his protégé.
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Pack Up Your Troubles
Featuring Ko-Ko, Ko-Ko Kwartet
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The Trail Of The Lonesome Pine
A "song" cartoon which used the pop song of the day "Trail of the Lonesome Pine."
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Unknown Title
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…
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Chips off The Old Block
As the series name implies, this series covered a variety of subjects, with no regular main characters. Distributed with live action magazine films.
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Felix Misses His Swiss
Featuring Felix the Cat
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He Breaks Out
Featuring Jerry
