Cartoons released in 1927

240 cartoons ← 1926 1928 →

  1. Oh, Teacher!

    September 19, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Productions

    Oswald's sweetheart is stolen by a schoolyard bully, so he has to fight him during recess to win her back.

  2. Rail Rode

    September 24, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Pictures

    Krazy and a duck friend of his go for a train ride. Ignatz tries to ruin their trip.

  3. KoKo The Kop

    October 1, 1927 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    KoKo is a policeman who tangles with a hungry pup who's intent on stealing a bone.

  4. Felix Switches Witches

    October 2, 1927 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    On Halloween, Felix is both victim and victor in mischievous and bizarre jokes. A feline witch promises Felix a romance to lure him into a trap.

  5. The Mechanical Cow

    October 3, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Productions

    Oswald sets up a milk stand with a robot cow, who gives milk like a gas pump. With the help of his mechanical cow, Oswald succeeds in rescuing his girlfriend.

  6. Aero Nuts

    October 8, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Pictures

    Featuring Krazy Kat, Ignatz

  7. Saved by A Keyhole

    October 13, 1927 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  8. The Fox Hunt

    October 13, 1927 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  9. KoKo Explores

    October 15, 1927 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring KoKo the Clown

  10. Felix In No Fuelin'

    October 16, 1927 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix goes searching for fuel for the fire to keep his family from freezing in the winter. He goes on many adventures to find fuel, but he always ends up losing it and returns home without…

  11. Here And there In Travel Land

    October 16, 1927 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.

  12. Number 3

    October 16, 1927 Theatrical Film Booking Offices

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  13. Great Guns!

    October 17, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Productions

    Oswald goes to war, fights in the trenches and is blown apart but put back together by his nurse girlfriend.

  14. Topsy Turvy

    October 22, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Pictures

    Featuring Krazy Kat, Ignatz

  15. Number 4

    October 23, 1927 Theatrical Film Booking Offices

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  16. Flying Hunters

    October 26, 1927 Theatrical Fables Studios, Keith-Albee Theatres

  17. KoKo Chops Suey

    October 29, 1927 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring KoKo the Clown

  18. Felix In Daze And Knights

    October 30, 1927 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Featuring Felix the Cat

  19. Number 5

    October 30, 1927 Theatrical Film Booking Offices

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  20. All Wet

    October 31, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Productions

    Oswald takes a job as a lifeguard to keep an eye on Miss Rabbit, who in turn stages a boating accident hoping Oswald will come to save her.

  21. Tako No Hone

    November 2, 1927 Theatrical Yokohama Cinema Shokai

    Featuring Octopus, Monkey, Fish-Men

  22. Pie Curs

    November 5, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Pictures

    Featuring Krazy Kat, Ignatz

  23. Felix In Uncle Tom's Crabbin'

    November 13, 1927 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Uncle Tom's Cabin is depicted as a set-piece with Felix in the title role. Unlike Uncle Tom, Felix finally escapes the evil slaveowner and his whip.

  24. Models In Mud

    November 13, 1927 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.

  25. Number 6

    November 13, 1927 Theatrical Film Booking Offices

    Humerous news commentaries.

  26. The Ocean Hop

    November 14, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Productions

    Oswald goes up against Pete in a Trans-Atlantic airplane race.

  27. For Crime's Sake

    November 19, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Pictures

    Featuring Krazy Kat, Ignatz

  28. KoKo's Klock

    November 26, 1927 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring KoKo the Clown

  29. Number 7

    November 27, 1927 Theatrical Film Booking Offices

    Humerous news commentaries.

  30. Whys And Otherwise

    November 27, 1927 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix's wife watches the clock while our hero is out, late at night, drunk and watching lampposts turn into dragons. After a night on the town, Felix tries to lie to his wife about his wher…

  31. The Banker's Daughter

    November 28, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Productions

    Oswald is fired from his job as a limosine driver for flirting with the boss' daughter. But when the boss' bank is robbed by Pete, it's Oswald to the rescue!

  32. Milk Made

    December 3, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Pictures

    Featuring Krazy Kat, Ignatz

  33. KoKo's Quest

    December 10, 1927 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    Featuring KoKo the Clown

  34. A Whirl Of Activity

    December 11, 1927 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.

  35. Felix Hits The Deck

    December 11, 1927 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix learns card tricks, and the cards come to life and chase him into a bizarre land of playing cards. Felix has to defeat his angered foes. He tries to please the Queen of Hearts by digg…

  36. Number 8

    December 11, 1927 Theatrical Film Booking Offices

    Humerous news commentaries.

  37. Empty Socks

    December 12, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Productions

    The first Disney "Christmas" themed short as Oswald plays Santa for a group of orphans.

  38. Stork Exchange

    December 17, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Pictures

    Krazy has his hands full when he sits in for the stork. Krazy has the terrible task to deliver an out of control baby.

  39. KoKo Back Tracks

    December 24, 1927 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    KoKo makes time goes backwards by turning the hands of a clock in reverse.

  40. KoKo Needles The Boss

    December 24, 1927 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    This one has an odd opening and just keeps getting odder. It's almost a surreal nightmare. Opens with Fleischer's hand drawing a spool of thread and needle. The thread comes to life, moves…

  41. KoKo The Kid

    December 24, 1927 Theatrical Series Inkwell Studios

    The animator has fun with KoKo by making him grow an old man's beard. To recover, KoKo travels to the fountain of youth, where a drink transforms him into a baby again.

  42. Felix Behind In Front

    December 25, 1927 Theatrical Series Pat Sullivan Studios

    Felix and his farmer friend join the army. Felix helps his friend get food and fight in the trenches.

  43. Rickety Gin

    December 26, 1927 Theatrical Series Winkler Productions

    Oswald plays a cop who woos a nurse who wanders into the park. Pete then gets Oswald drunk and woos the nurse wearing Oswald's stolen uniform.

  44. Amateur Show

    1927 (estimated) Theatrical Series Bray Pictures Corporation

    Featuring Pete the Pup

  45. Budem Zorki

    1927 (estimated) Theatrical Mezhrabpom-Russia

  46. Cave Of The Wobbly Wizard

    1927 (estimated) Theatrical Kinex Studios

    Chip loses his dog. The wizard, in an outfit covered in stars, with conical hat and magic wand, has found it, and has turned it into a roundish lump of unformed clay - somewhat larger than…

  47. Chip The Wooden Man

    1927 (estimated) Theatrical Kinex Studios

    Featuring Chip the Wooden Man

  48. Clara Cleans Her Teeth

    1927 (estimated) Theatrical The Disney Brothers Studio

    Clara is taught the reasons she should keep her teeth clean through an animated nightmare sequence.

  49. Cyplyat Po Oseni Schitayut

    1927 (estimated) Theatrical Moscow Fabrika Sovkino

  50. Daesh' Horoshij Lavkom!

    1927 (estimated) Theatrical Mezhrabpom-Russia, Union Centre