Cartoons released in 1944

223 cartoons ← 1943 1945 →

  1. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Jam Handy Organization

    Rudolph's playmates make fun of his glowing nose until Santa- finding it rough going on a foggy Christmas Eve- visits Rudolph's house, gets a look at that luminous nose, and recruits him to…

  2. Seaforth Cummings

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical National Film Board of Canada

    Showing how Victory bonds are a good way to save money for the post-war period.

  3. Sindbad-Morehod

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Soyuzmultfilm

    Featuring Sindbad, Genie

  4. Sinica

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Soyuzmultfilm

    Featuring Titmouse, Sparrow, Forest Animals

  5. Telefon

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Soyuzmultfilm

    Featuring K. Chukovsky, Elephant, Crocodile, Rhinoceros, Hippopotamus

  6. The Amazon Awakens

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Walt Disney Studios

  7. The Battle Of China

    1944 (estimated) No. 06 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios. Produced By: The War Department Specia…

    This motion picture film explores Japanese aggression. In Reel 1, Japanese planes bomb Shanghai; citizens flee. Describes Chinese development of the compass, printing, astronomy, gunpowder,…

  8. The Case Of The Tremendous Trifle

    1944 (estimated) No. W.F. 13 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios, U.S. Army SIgnal Corps

    This film dramatizes U.S. methods of obtaining bombing target information; in this instance, information on a ball bearing works in Schweinfurt, Germany. Intelligence agents questioned a Ge…

  9. The Equatorial Front

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios, U.S. Navy.

  10. The Howgozit Chart

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios, U.S. Navy.

  11. The More We Get Together No. 2

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical National Film Board of Canada

    A lively sing-song in which a male quartet gives rousing performances of "Billy Boy," "What Shall We Do with the Drunken Sailor" and "Marching through Georgia."

  12. The Plots Thicken

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical National Film Board of Canada

    Showing the selection of an appropriate plot of land, the use of proper tools, the selection of seeds, and the use of fertilizers to ensure a good garden.

  13. Theory Of Simplex And Phantom Circuits

    1944 (estimated) No. TFII-2062 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios. Produced By: Army Pictoral Service. Wi…

    This film consists of two parts: 1. Balanced conditions 2. Unbalanced conditions

  14. Trail Blazin' Rangers

    1944 (estimated) Unproduced / Cancelled Universal Studios

  15. Tube Tester Operation

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Burton Holmes Films, Inc.

    All about how to test radio tubes to see if they are viable or not. A radio tube is animated and anthromorphosized in a hilarious attempt to make a technical film more interesting.

  16. Tuning Transmitters

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios, U.S. Army.

  17. Two Down And One To Go

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios. Produced By: Army Pictoral Service, Wa…

    Documentary short film produced by the U.S. Army, intended to enlighten the American public on the final thrust of the Allied war effort in Europe and on the plans for the return home of Am…

  18. Ward Care Of Psychotic Patients

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios, U.S. Army.

  19. Weather at War

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios, U.S. Navy.

  20. Weather For The Navigator

    1944 (estimated) Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios, U.S. Navy.

  21. Your Job In Germany

    1944 (estimated) No. O.F.-8 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios. Produced By: Army Pictoral Service. Wi…

    U.S. Army training film for U.S. soldiers embarking on occupation duty in Germany. The basis for the latter 1946 Oscar-winning film, "Hitler Lives."

  22. Your Pet Problem

    1944 (estimated) No. 17 Theatrical Series Paramount Pictures

    What pet should you purchase? Why not try one that's useful (even if it's not much to look at).

  23. Weapon of War

    December 31, 1944 (estimated) Theatrical First Motion Picture Unit, Army Air Forces