Cartoons released in 1926
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Clementine
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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Comin' Thro' The Rye
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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Hearts Of Oak
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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John Peel
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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Sally In Our Alley
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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There Is A Tavern In The Town
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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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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Slick Sleuths
Mutt and Jeff are detectives (with Sherlock Holmes-like hats) out to capture The Phantom. Newspapers offer a large reward for his capture. He's easy to find, but since he seems to be half-s…
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Felix In Gym Gems
Featuring Felix the Cat
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A Splash And A Dash
More surrealist capers as Sid grants Jerry a holiday, which turns into an ordeal when the pooch is pursued by a sea monster.
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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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Ups And Downs
Mutt and Jeff go mountain climbing.
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By The Light Of The Silvery Moon
Featuring Ko-Ko, Ko-Ko Kwartet
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Alligators Paradise
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 In Two-Lip Time
After chasing a mouse onto a ship and enduring a vicious bout of seasickness, Felix finds himself in Holland, where he woos a local maid and proves himself a terrible gardener.
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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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Dinky Doodle In The Army
Featuring Dinky Doodle, Weakheart the Dog
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Burlington Bertie
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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Stop Your Ticklin' Jock
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 Midnight Song
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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Beauty And The Beach
This series dealt with various social and topical issues of the day.
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Fadeaway
Max invents an ink made from "Fade Out Powder" ("Use in small quantities only") that makes things fade away.
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In The Good Old Summer Time
The audience is encouraged to join in the "Ko-Ko Kommunity Chorus" and sing "In The Good Old Summertime" (whose words are ingeniously animated).
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Oh You Beautiful Doll
Featuring Ko-Ko, Ko-Ko Kwartet
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Playing With Fire
Jeff lights up his cigar in their lounge room. His mishaps with the match begins when he drops it on the carpet, and the fire grows. Mutt tried to smother the fire but to no avail. Mutt the…
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The Chicken Chaser
Featuring Krazy Kat, Ignatz
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Die Abenteuer des Prinzen Achmed
A wicked sorcerer tricks Prince Achmed into mounting a magical flying horse and sends the rider off on a flight to his death. But the prince foils the magician's plan, and soars headlong in…
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Felix In Scrambled Yeggs
Featuring Felix the Cat
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A Flash Affair
The Artist (Sid Griffiths) puts his pen to the drawingboard and Jerry the Tyke flows out from the nib. He forms letters across the paper, spelling out "HERE WE ARE AGAIN". At his request Si…
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Alice Charms The Fish
Alice and Julius go fishing where Alice charms the fish ashore with a tune from her flute.
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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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Dog Gone
When Jeff dresses up in a dog costume to win a dog contest that Mutt is judging, the other dogs become jealous and chase him out of the show. Jeff and the other dogs are caught by Schultz t…
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Dog-Gone
Bonzo has adventures at the zoo with a zebra, tiger, elephant and pelican. The pup is mistaken by the keeper for a "striped bonzosaurus."
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Everybody Rides
This series dealt with various social and topical issues of the day.
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A Knight Out
Featuring Farmer Al Falfa
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Watered Stock
Farmer Al Falfa attempts to deliver milk, but his horse prefers to ride on the roof of the wagon, and a gang of cat burglars make off with the goods. Investigating the crime, a cop is conke…
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Why Argue
Farmer Al Falfa battles his alarm clock, the rooster and, of course, his irritating cat. To make matters worse, a pig drills a hole in the water pipe, drenching him; the electric company di…
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Red Hot Rails
Good guys and bad guys meet in a battle of wits and silliness.
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A Merrygoround Of Travel
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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Alice's Monkey Business
While big game hunting, Alice and Julius find themselves brought into the court of the King Lion.
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East Is Best
Featuring Krazy Kat, Ignatz
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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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Fair Weather
This series dealt with various social and topical issues of the day.
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Ko-Ko Kidnapped
Featuring Ko-Ko. Live-Action Characters: Max Fleischer
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Ko-Ko's Queen
Featuring Ko-Ko. Live-Action Characters: Max Fleischer
