Cartoons released in 1932
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The Busy Barber
Oswald runs a barber shop. He cuts the tail off a sleeping tiger with a saw to make his barber pole. Then he serves his customers in bizarre methods. The tiger comes in and confronts Oswald…
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Barnyard Bunk
Tom and Jerry come across a farmer whose home is falling apart because of a mouse problem. With a little help from their music, the farmer soon has his place in shape. Tom and Jerry's hot s…
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Ride Him, Bosko!
Bosko the cowboy stars in this spoof of Westerns! Lots of fightin' and shootin' as Bosko enters town and instantly goes into a soft shoe and piano-playing musical number. But it's down to s…
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The Black Sheep
A mischievous black lamb causes lots of problems for shepherd Scrappy and the rest of the herd, which consists of white sheep. They teach him a lesson at the end.
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The Whoopee Party
Mickey and his pals throw a wild party, with Minnie playing a hot piano. Free eats are creatively assembled. The jazz is so hot that the furniture starts to dance! Matches burn and turn int…
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Betty Boop's Bamboo Isle
The film opens with a short live-action song and dance by the Royal Samoans. Bimbo, in a small motorboat, is shipwrecked on a South Seas Isle. There, he meets a beautiful native girl in a c…
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Down In Dixie
A meandering take off on Uncle Tom's Cabin, with predictable stereotypes. After their whip-cracking slaveowner chases them all the way into the Arctic, Uncle Tom sings the song, "Lord, You…
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The Butcher Boy
Pooch delivers fresh chicken to his love interest. Troubles occur when the cat at the receiver's place snatches the delivery.
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School Days
Gus Edwards and his kids were a famous vaudeville act where many big stars (such as Eddie Cantor) began their careers. In live action, Gus and the kids sing "School Days" along with the bou…
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Bugs In Love
The insects turn a junkyard into an amusement park. But when the crow shows up, their fun is cut short.
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Farmer Al Falfa's Birthday Party
Featuring Farmer Al Falfa
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The Goal Rush
Flip tries to prove himself in the big football game. There are plenty of fun gags and antics, along with some politically incorrect characters.
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A Cat-Fish Romance
A tune-filled romp under the sea. After a cat who is fishing falls in, he meets up with a female cat-fish (underwater cat), and they hit it off. The female sings "I Can't Give You Anything…
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A Spanish Twist
Tom and Jerry find themselves drifting on a raft harassed by an octopus when the annoying sea creature pulls their raft out from under them. Riding a wave to the shore of Spain, our duo mee…
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Prosperity Blues
In this depression era cartoon, we find Krazy selling apples in a small town. When a horse slaps a smile on Krazy, the whole town becomes all smiles again, right up to the White House.
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Carnival Capers
Oswald and his girl enjoy the carnival, but a bully tries to spoil their fun.
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Betty Boop's Ups And Downs
One of the darkest and most surreal of all the Fleischer cartoons. It's the depths of the Depression, and Betty is dispossessed. The cartoon opens with Betty singing a song while she and Bi…
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I Wish I Had Wings
A little black chick wishes to get to the other side of the fence, where food lies. After singing the title song, he manages to improvise a pair of wings and fly over the chicken coop, but…
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Touchdown Mickey
Mickey- as the classic sports hero- saves the day on the gridiron when Mickey's Manglers take on the Alley Cats. Goofy takes care of the broadcast of the game.
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The Great Bird Mystery
The adventures of a young boy and his dog. Vonsey and Oopie are the two bullies on the block who sometime give the two problems.
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Feathered Follies
A lot of musical fun at the start of this cartoon, in which a pesky cat tries to catch a little birdie and a bird community rages a battle against him.
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Romantic Melodies
Bimbo leads an awful German street band to serenade Betty Boop, but she prefers Arthur Tracy, "Street Singer of the Air," who, in live action, sings several old-fashioned songs with a bounc…
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Bosko The Drawback
Bosko is a star football player: he kicks, he catches, he runs, he does it all. Mice, centipedes, kangaroos and an angry typewriter(!) all contribute to non-stop action, with a guest appear…
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The Crowd Snores
Pooch competes in an auto racing event where he takes on some nasty drivers.
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Phoney Express
Flip is a stagecoach driver. A villain, politically incorrect-looking bandit Bronx Cheerio (for whom there's a $10,000 reward, dead or alive), holds up the stagecoach and takes the female p…
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The Music Lesson
Opens with Flip's piano teacher dragging him to the keyboard and demanding he play. He does one chorus and she decided to leave but not before warning Flip to practice for one hour. He begi…
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Hook And Ladder Number One
A skyscraper is on fire, and the firefighters from the local fire station are on the scene. The last half of this movie plays like an opera!
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Betty Boop For President
Betty runs for president against Mr. Nobody. They both sing about their policies, and Betty ends up the winner.
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Venice Vamp
Animals have fun amid the canals of Venice.
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The Crystal Gazebo
Krazy and his girlfriend are on a camel, riding across the desert. The girlfriend is subsequently taken by a sorcerer magically.
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The Underdog
In Pooch's efforts to find food, he comes across a gang of nasty bees and a tornado that is pure evil. The farmers won't let him in (a sign reads "No Tramps Allowed"). Even a worm won't let…
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Flop House
The adventures of a young boy and his dog. Vonsey and Oopie are the two bullies on the block who sometime give the two problems.
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Piano Tooners
Piano "tooners" Tom and Jerry come to save the day at the opera house where a fat lady, Mlle. Pflop, is giving a concert. Tom slams a flat music note against the wall like a fish and then f…
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Sleepy Time Down South
Gags involving animal firemen.
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A Great Big Bunch Of You
A junk peddler jettisons his load into the city dump, where a discarded, mustachioed mannequin comes to life and sings, accompanying himself on a makeshift piano. Now the fun begins as he l…
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The Klondike Kid
An homage to the classic leaning cabin sequence from Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush. Mickey entertains guests at a saloon as a piano player, then comforts poor, homeless Minnie. Pete comes…
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The Wayward Canary
Mickey's bought a canary to give Minnie as a pet, but doesn't know that the bird has babies, too. The young ones fly around Minnie's house, and an old cat tries to catch them. Mickey causes…
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Hokum Hotel
The piano player at a swank hotel thinks she is good until a "wolf in sheep's clothing" comes along and shows her how to really beat out a tune. She swoons.
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Parade Of The Award Nominees
A short made especially for the 1932 Academy Awards show; it features a small parade of the nominees for best actor and actress. In order they were Wallace Beery for "The Champ" (with Jacki…
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Babes In The Woods
A loose retelling of Hansel and Gretel: two children, lost in the woods, stumble upon a dwarf village. They're lured into a candy house by a witch with horror-fying results.
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Bosko's Dizzy Date
Bosko's girlfriend Honey tries to teach Wilber to play the violin. Bosko does the old soft shoe. Of course, Bruno eventually gets into the act, too. This musical tale has plenty of action,…
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Frisky Frolics
Animals gather by a frozen lake for winter fun. A monkey serenades his hippo girlfriend. Others ice skate. A team of mice challenge a rhinoceros to a game of hockey.
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The Minstrel Show
Krazy Kat and his other rubber hose-style funny animal friends put on blackface and stage an old-fashioned minstrel show, singing and dancing and telling corny jokes in a Negro dialect.
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Wild And Woolly
Oswald is a banker who receives a deposit from his girlfriend. When a bandit raids the bank, Oswald runs away with his girlfriend's cash, trying not to lose it.
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I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You
Betty is on an African safari, being carried by her pals Bimbo and Koko. When they stop to rest, Betty is captured by some cannibals. When Bimbo and Koko try to trace her captives by follow…
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Nurse Maid
Flip is trying to sell newspapers, but everything is against him, and he can't make a dime. Then a lady asks him to watch her baby while she shops. She gives him a quarter, which the kid pr…
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Toyland
Santa Claus is on his way to many homes, dropping presents down chimneys. He drops off characters like Little Bo Peep and Jack Horner and a series of dogs, cats and mice (who look suspiciou…
