Cartoons released in 1935

224 cartoons ← 1934 1936 →

  1. Adventures Of Popeye

    October 25, 1935 No. MPAA: # 0613 Theatrical Series Fleischer Studios

    Popeye comes to life from the pages of a comic book and shows scenes from "I Eats My Spinach," "Wild Elephinks," "Axe Me Another" and "Popeye The Sailor" with new soundtracks. This is a sli…

  2. Three Orphan Kittens

    October 26, 1935 No. 3516 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios

    Three kittens are abandoned during a snowstorm. They try to take refuge in a nearby house and playfully begin to tear the house apart.

  3. Sam And His Musket

    October 1935 (estimated) Theatrical Anglia Films, Reunion

    Featuring Sam Small, Duke of Wellington

  4. See How They Won

    October 1935 (estimated) Theatrical Revelation Films

    Featuring John Careless, John Careless's Family, Good Health Army

  5. A June Bride

    November 1, 1935 No. 3522 Theatrical Series TerryToon Cartoons

    A stray boy cat wants to court Farmer Al Falfa's pet girl cat. The farmer, however, won't let them come close.

  6. Gold Diggers Of '49

    November 2, 1935 No. 7041. MPAA: 1534 Theatrical Series A Vitaphone Production

    Amidst a small town's frantic gold rush, Porky Pig's daughter (played by Little Kitty) is kidnapped. Beans to the rescue!

  7. Robin Hood

    November 4, 1935 Theatrical Champion Productions.

  8. Let's Ring Doorbells

    November 7, 1935 No. 3522 Theatrical Series Columbia Pictures Corporation

    Scrappy and his blond friend try their hands at the age-old prank (ringing doorbells and then running away).

  9. Musical Memories

    November 8, 1935 No. FL3527 Theatrical Series Fleischer Studios

    An elderly couple reminisce before a fire. The old man gets out their photo album. Through an old stereo viewer, they revisit their shared past, beginning as toddlers in the 1870s and leadi…

  10. Billboard Frolics

    November 9, 1935 No. 6999. MPAA: # 01611 Theatrical Series A Vitaphone Production

    At night, characters from advertising billboards come to life to sing and dance. There's also a story of a little chick being stalked by a villainous cat. The billboard characters find them…

  11. Monkey Wretches

    November 11, 1935 No. 3516 Theatrical Series Walter Lantz Productions.

    Featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Meany, Miny, Moe

  12. Aladdin's Lamp

    November 15, 1935 No. 3523 Theatrical TerryToon Cartoons

    Aladdin is peddling apples when someone from behind him steals his apple cart and replaces it with an old lamp. He rubs the lamp and a genie appears. When two masked raiders steal the Princ…

  13. Molly Moo-Cow And The Butterflies

    November 15, 1935 No. MPAA #: 0646 Theatrical Series Van Beuren Studios

    Molly is good friends with a bevy of colorful butterflies (her pals even put on a stage show for her). Molly and friends have their idyllic little home invaded by an energetically enthusias…

  14. Molly Moo-Cow And The Indians

    November 15, 1935 No. MPAA #: 0670 Theatrical Series Van Beuren Studios

    Molly, the farm ducks and all are heading west in a wagon train. Along the way, the busybody ducks happen on an Indian camp, and they and Molly play around. When the papoose of the Indian m…

  15. Simple Simon

    November 15, 1935 Theatrical Series P. A. Powers

    Simple Simon, unable to control his appetite for pies, meets a pieman at the fair. Sampling pie but lacking a penny, Simon is chased by the pieman and escapes with a duck. A riot on the fai…

  16. Alias St. Nick

    November 16, 1935 No. MPAA #: 01793 Theatrical Series Harman-Ising Productions

    It's Christmas Eve, and Mrs. Mouse is reading "A Visit from St. Nicholas" to her brood, but Little Cheeser is having none of it- he doesn't believe in Santa Claus! Meanwhile, outside, a vag…

  17. Molly Moo-Cow And Rip Van Winkle

    November 17, 1935 No. MPAA #: 00629 Theatrical Series Van Beuren Studios

    Despite the warnings from her conscience, Molly drinks the same brew that got poor Rip Van Winkle drunk and made him sleep for 20 years. The bizarre bovine has a close encounter with little…

  18. Betty Boop With Henry The Funniest Living American

    November 22, 1935 Theatrical Series Fleischer Studios

    Betty runs a pet shop where Henry wants to buy a puppy. Betty sings, "Everybody Oughta Have a Pet." Henry, the bald little boy of comic strip fame, agrees and takes care of the shop in hope…

  19. Southern Horse-Pitality

    November 29, 1935 No. 3524 Theatrical TerryToon Cartoons

    A hilarious cartoon about southern horses who are sent to the hospital.

  20. Cock O' The Walk

    November 30, 1935 No. 3517 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios

    When a prize fighting rooster comes to town, a celebration is held, complete with elaborate parodies of Busby Berkeley dance routines. When the cock sweeps a young hen off her feet, however…

  21. Flowers For Madame

    November 30, 1935 No. 7001. Blue Ribbon: 1236. MPAA… Theatrical Series A Vitaphone Production

    A tour of the garden, where every flower dances or plays a tune, especially today, since it's the flower pageant. A series of flower chorus lines dance to "Oh, You Beautiful Doll" as played…

  22. Giro And His Enemies

    November 1935 (estimated) Theatrical British Utility Films

    Featuring Giro the Germ

  23. The Spinach Overture

    December 7, 1935 No. MPAA: # 0594 Theatrical Series Fleischer Studios

    Popeye's band and Bluto's orchestra both practice in the same rehearsal hall.

  24. Case Of The Lost Sheep

    December 9, 1935 No. 3517 Theatrical Series Walter Lantz Productions.

    The bunny highway patrol- motorcycle cop Oswald Rabbit and his sidekick Humpty Dumpty- are called in when Bo Peep's two small sheep run off and begin a crime spree. They even steal a full p…

  25. Ye Olde Toy Shop

    December 13, 1935 No. 3525 Theatrical TerryToon Cartoons

    When the old toymaker goes home, the toys in his shop come to life. Tin soldiers, a jack-in-the-box and wind-up dolls dance and cavort. A mean spider enters the shop, causing chaos which le…

  26. Broken Toys

    December 14, 1935 No. 3518 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios

    In the pile of overused and broken toys, a toy soldier rallies the troops to get themselves back into shape. A discarded sailor doll gives the other toys, including an Aunt Jemima and Stepi…

  27. Run, Sheep, Run

    December 14, 1935 No. 3512 Theatrical Series Harman-Ising Productions

    Bosko and his dog Bruno are guarding some sheep. Bosko is sleeping and not watching his flock carefully. The youngest and most mischievous in the herd is a black sheep who runs into the woo…

  28. Patch Mah Britches

    December 19, 1935 No. 3523 Theatrical Series Columbia Pictures Corporation

    Featuring Barney Google

  29. Kannibal Kapers

    December 27, 1935 No. 3524 Theatrical Series Columbia Pictures Corporation

    After getting lost at sea, Krazy lands on an island inhabited by cannibals.

  30. Little Nobody

    December 27, 1935 No. FL3604 Theatrical Series Fleischer Studios

    Betty's adorable little dog, Pudgy, is spurned by the pampered pooch of a snobbish rich lady. A sympathetic Betty sings "Every Little Nobody is Somebody to Someone," which Pudgy proves when…

  31. The Mayflower

    December 27, 1935 No. 3526 Theatrical TerryToon Cartoons

    A lot of wacky Pilgrims pilgrims start out on the Mayflower dancing and singing. The merry Mayflower lands them at Plymouth Rock (which is conveniently labeled), and everyone- including the…

  32. It's Easy To Remember

    December 29, 1935 No. FL3530 Theatrical Series Fleischer Studios

    There were movie theatres in the 1930s through the 1960s that showed nothing but news of the day. This cartoon is built around one of those shows. Take a look at the "News Theatre" building…

  33. Doctor Oswald

    December 30, 1935 No. 3518 Theatrical Series Walter Lantz Productions

    It's a dark and stormy night when Elmer The Great Dane gets sick and Oswald has to nurse him back to health.

  34. Humpty Dumpty

    December 30, 1935 Theatrical Series P. A. Powers.

    In this standard melodrama, Humpty Dumpty Jr. (son of the late celebrity) tries to rescue the lovely Easter Egg from the mustache-twirling villain, Bad Egg. Humpty doesn't do too well at fi…

  35. A Colour Box

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical General Post Office Film Unit

    A dizzying parade of dancing lines, squiggles, dots and arabesques- set to a joyful Cuban soundtrack.

  36. Beda Abbasa

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical Azerfilm

    Featuring Abbasa

  37. Bîru Banzai

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical P.C.L. Eiga Seisaku-jo

  38. Dancing Camel

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical Mingshin

  39. Das Blaue Wunder

    1935 (estimated) Fischerkösen-Filmstudio

    A theatrical cigarette commercial.

  40. Der Kleine Schornsteinfeger

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical UFA

  41. Dirty Bertie

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical Central Council for Health Education

    Featuring Dirty Bertie, Clean Eugene

  42. Down the Gasoline Trail

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical Jamison Handy Organization, Inc. Sponsor: Chevrolet Divisio…

    Real photography and cartoon animation are combined to demonstrate what happens to a drop of gasoline from the time it's put into the gasoline tank of a Chevrolet to the time the car's engi…

  43. Fétiche Se Marie

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical Ladislaw Starewicz Productions

    Featuring Fétiche/Duffy

  44. Galathea: Das Lebende Marmorbild

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical UFA

  45. Gorod Bez Spichek

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical Mosfilm

  46. Kaleidoscope

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical PWP Productions

  47. Kalif Storch

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical UFA

  48. Kar'era Fialkina

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical Moskinokombinat

    Featuring Fialkin

  49. Klyaksa-Parikmaher

    1935 (estimated) Theatrical Mezhrabpomfilm

  50. Komposition in Blau

    1935 (estimated) Fischinger Studio