Cartoons released in 1926

316 cartoons ← 1925 1927 →

  1. The Big Swim

    October 1, 1926 Theatrical Jefferson Film Corporation, Mutt and Jeff Films, Bud Fisher…

    Featuring Mutt (Augustus J. Mutt), Jeff (Edgar Horace Jeff)

  2. For The Love o' Pete

    October 2, 1926 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

    A series about a pesky dog and the tramp that owns him.

  3. Felix Hunts The Hunter

    October 3, 1926 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix convinces his master that he's a good hunter by feeding an ostrich his gun. The bird's lethal expectorations destroy a whole jungleful of wildlife.

  4. Alice In The Wooly West

    October 4, 1926 No. ACL-21 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions.

    The Bear and his gang hold up a stagecoach. It's Julius to the rescue when they attempt to kidnap Alice.

  5. Football

    October 4, 1926 Theatrical Pathé, U.I.C. Productions

    Jerry relies on the unorthodox to demonstrate his sporting prowess.

  6. Pete's Haunted House

    October 5, 1926 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

    A series about a pesky dog and the tramp that owns him.

  7. The Yellow Pirate

    October 5, 1926 Theatrical Series Sherwood-Wadsworth Pictures, Inc

  8. Cut Price Glory

    October 11, 1926 Theatrical Series Sherwood-Wadsworth Pictures, Inc

  9. Shore Enough

    October 11, 1926 Theatrical Series Winkler Pictures

    Featuring Krazy Kat, Ignatz

  10. Mummy o' Mine

    October 15, 1926 Theatrical Jefferson Film Corporation, Mutt and Jeff Films, Bud Fisher…

    The search for Mutt's Pharaoh ancestor leaves the wrong body in bandages.

  11. The Big Show

    October 15, 1926 Theatrical Series Ollendorff Productions

    This series dealt with various social and topical issues of the day.

  12. Unknown Title

    October 16, 1926 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…

  13. Felix In Land O'fancy

    October 17, 1926 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix watches his owner blowing smoke rings with his cigar, and in order to find out "where the smoke goes", Felix climbs into one of them and finds himself floating up to cloudland, where…

  14. Alice The Fire Fighter

    October 18, 1926 No. ACL-23 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions.

    Many comic misadventures ensue as Alice and Julius attempt to put out a fire at a local hotel.

  15. Phoney Express

    October 22, 1926 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  16. Watery Gravey

    October 25, 1926 Theatrical Series Winkler Pictures

    Featuring Krazy Kat, Ignatz

  17. Buck Fever

    October 26, 1926 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

    A big-game hunter tries to bag an ostrich, a mouse-and-woodpecker riveting team and two mice playing mumbledypeg. When he rudely interrupts a lion's haircut and manicure in a mouse's underg…

  18. Hitting The Rails

    October 26, 1926 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  19. Home Sweet Home

    October 26, 1926 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  20. In Vaudeville

    October 26, 1926 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  21. Pete's Party

    October 26, 1926 Theatrical Series Bray Productions, Inc.

    Cartoonist Walter Lantz (in live action) gives Pete a birthday party.

  22. Radio Controlled

    October 26, 1926 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  23. Through Thick And Thin

    October 26, 1926 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

    A Gypsy (wolf) kidnaps Al Falfa's little boy. The farmer and the boy's best friend, an adorable puppy, race to the rescue- and end up on an ice floe heading toward a waterfall.

  24. Kirigami Zaiku: Saiyuki Songoku Monogatari

    October 29, 1926 Theatrical Jiyu Eiga Kenkyu-jo

    Featuring Songoku, Xuanzang

  25. Felix Busts A Bubble

    October 31, 1926 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix the Cat's girlfriend, who was taking care of him, decides to quit and go to Hollywood to be a star (having read the book "How to Be a Vamp"). Felix follows his pretty girl owner to sa…

  26. Fisherman's Luck

    October 1926 (estimated) Theatrical Sering D. Wilson & Company

  27. Pot Luck

    October 1926 (estimated) Theatrical Pinellas Films Company

  28. A Roman Scandal

    November 1, 1926 Theatrical Jefferson Film Corporation, Mutt and Jeff Films, Bud Fisher…

    Mutt and Jeff are chariot racers in ancient Rome.

  29. Alice Cuts The Ice

    November 1, 1926 No. ACL-24 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions.

    When Julius tries to elope with Alice's maid, Alice enlists a nearby policeman to follow them and the chase is on!

  30. Ko-Ko The Convict

    November 1, 1926 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

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

  31. Old Black Joe

    November 1, 1926 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring Ko-Ko, Ko-Ko Kwartet

  32. Watch Your Step

    November 1, 1926 Theatrical Series Ollendorff Productions

    This series dealt with various social and topical issues of the day.

  33. The Mighty Smithy

    November 7, 1926 Theatrical Series Sherwood-Wadsworth Pictures, Inc

    Mike and Myrtle are in love. High Hat Harold loves Myrtle, but she wants nothing to do with him, so he kidnaps her. Mike rescues Myrtle and takes care of High Hat Harold.

  34. Cheese It

    November 8, 1926 Theatrical Series Winkler Pictures

    Featuring Krazy Kat, Ignatz

  35. Felix In Reverse English

    November 14, 1926 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Featuring Felix the Cat

  36. Alice Helps The Romance

    November 15, 1926 No. ACL-25 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions.

    When Julius' sweetheart is stolen by a rival, Alice arranges a devious plot to discredit his rival and bring them back together.

  37. Aroma Of The South Seas

    November 15, 1926 Theatrical Jefferson Film Corporation, Mutt and Jeff Films, Bud Fisher…

    In this very politically incorrect and very weird cartoon, Mutt and Jeff run into some unfriendly natives.

  38. Revolution Of The Sexes

    November 15, 1926 Theatrical Series Ollendorff Productions

    This series dealt with various social and topical issues of the day.

  39. Unknown Title

    November 15, 1926 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…

  40. Dismal Desmond (Series)

    November 18, 1926 Series Gaumont British

    Featuring Dismal Desmond the Doleful Dalmatian

  41. Barnum Was Right

    November 21, 1926 Theatrical Series Sherwood-Wadsworth Pictures, Inc

  42. Dots And Dashes

    November 22, 1926 Theatrical Series Winkler Pictures

    Featuring Krazy Kat, Ignatz

  43. Felix Trumps The Ace

    November 28, 1926 No. 2420 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix earns the wrath of a villainous clown when trying to earn meat at a fair. The "Ace of Clowns" (a sly reference to Max Fleischer's Ko-Ko?) chases Felix all over the circus and amusemen…

  44. Figures Of Fancy

    November 28, 1926 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.

  45. Alice's Spanish Guitar

    November 29, 1926 No. ACL-26 Theatrical Series M. J. Winkler Productions.

    Pete once again kidnaps Alice as she plays guitar in a Spanish cafe. Julius, once again, comes swashbuckling to the rescue.

  46. Land Of Hope And Glory

    November 1926 (estimated) Theatrical Pathé

  47. Going West

    December 1, 1926 Theatrical Pathé, U.I.C. Productions

    Our hero finds the Old West wilder than he anticipated.

  48. Ko-Ko Gets Egg-Cited

    December 1, 1926 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

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

  49. The Globe Trotters

    December 1, 1926 Theatrical Jefferson Film Corporation, Mutt and Jeff Films, Bud Fisher…

    Our heroes go on a round-the-world trek.

  50. Tin Pan Alley

    December 1, 1926 Theatrical Series Ollendorff Productions

    This series dealt with various social and topical issues of the day.