Cartoons released in 1946

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  1. Peep In The Deep

    June 7, 1946 No. MPAA: # 03992 Theatrical Series Famous Studios

    Bluto tries to take away a sunken treasure chest from Popeye and Olive.

  2. Squatter's Rights

    June 7, 1946 No. 2317 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios

    Chip an' Dale take up residence in Mickey's stove while Pluto vainly attempts to chase them out.

  3. Kitty Kornered

    June 8, 1946 No. 1-16. MPAA: 10549 Theatrical Series Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.

    It's a battle of wills at Porky's house this winter evening, as it's time for cats to go out for the night. But with the snow on the ground, Porky's four cats (who all look like Sylvester)…

  4. The Hick Chick

    June 15, 1946 No. MPAA: # 11429 Theatrical MGM

    Lem takes Daisy to the barn dance and proposes. Before she can accept, she's swept away by a tempting city slicker. When Daisy finds she's only been seduced to the city so she can do laundr…

  5. Picnic Panic

    June 20, 1946 No. 4607 Theatrical Series Columbia Pictures Corporation

    A little girl is tired of riding in a wagon being pulled by a little donkey, so they trade it in for a car to go on a picnic. During the picnic, El Dormido, the local volcano, erupts, and t…

  6. Hollywood Daffy

    June 22, 1946 No. 2-15. MPAA: 10550 Theatrical Series Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.

    Newly arrived in Hollywood, Daffy sneaks onto the Warmer Brothers lot, disguising himself as an Oscar statuette and eventually posing as a tour guide. Daffy spoofs a number of contemporary…

  7. Who's Cookin Who?

    June 24, 1946 No. F-1. MPAA: 10978 Theatrical Series Walter Lantz Productions

    Woody Woodpecker, reading the story of "The Grasshopper and the Ant," is unimpressed. What saps the ants are storing food for winter! says lazy Woody. Work isn't for Woody, so he flops into…

  8. Donald's Double Trouble

    June 28, 1946 No. 2328 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios

    Donald hires a look-alike with more gentlemanly manners to win back the heart of Daisy after an argument.

  9. Sheep Shape

    June 28, 1946 No. 4608 Theatrical Series Famous Studios

    Wolfie is flat broke and can't afford to go and see a popular nightclub entertainer. The nightclub has a sign with snapshots of gorgeous gals: "30 Beautiful Girls. No Cover." Reading about…

  10. The Johnstown Flood

    June 28, 1946 No. 4610 Theatrical Series TerryToon Cartoons

    Re-enactment of the famous May 31, 1889 Johnstown, Pennsylvania flood where the dam broke and flooded out an entire town! In this version, the town is occupied by mice and dogs. But Mighty…

  11. Acrobatty Bunny

    June 29, 1946 No. 3-15. MPAA: 10646 Theatrical Series Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.

    When the circus comes to town, it sets up its lion Nero's cage right over Bugs' hole.

  12. Trap Happy

    June 29, 1946 No. MPAA #: 11482 Theatrical Series MGM

    Imitating the voice of Mammy-Two-Shoes, Tom calls in an "exterminator" at the "Ajax Exterminatin' Company" to dispose of Jerry. However, Jerry sets his two pursuers (Tom and the "exterminat…

  13. Hoppity Pop

    June 1946 (estimated) Theatrical National Film Board of Canada

    An animated film in which colored shapes dance to calliope music. The visuals were drawn by Norman McLaren directly upon the film with pen and ink. Simple forms dance about the screen to th…

  14. Bathing Buddies

    July 1, 1946 No. F-4. MPAA: 11256 Theatrical Series Walter Lantz Productions

    Woody Woodpecker, who lives upstairs at Wally Walrus' boarding house, is enjoying a game of indoor golf while Wally takes a bath. The ball lands on Wally's head, causing a sudden end to the…

  15. The Big Four Or What To Eat

    July 3, 1946 Theatrical Larkins Studios

  16. The Schooner The Better

    July 4, 1946 No. 4608 Theatrical Series Screen Gems

    The Sea Hawk tries to recruit a penguin on a ship for $10.

  17. Choo Choo Amigo

    July 5, 1946 Theatrical Morey and Sutherland Productions

    A beloved old Mexican train is replaced by a super-modern locomotive. It is destined to be turned into scrap medal, but wins a last-minute reprieve.

  18. The Eager Beaver

    July 13, 1946 No. (Blue Ribbon): 1354. MPAA: 10… Theatrical Series Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.

    A group of beavers is frantically building a dam before the arrival of a flooding river. A little beaver tries to help in the dam-building effort.

  19. Cagey Bird

    July 18, 1946 Season 1, no. 4609 Theatrical Series Columbia Pictures Corporation

    Flippy the canary gets an allergy attack, thanks to Flop the cat. Flop poses as a doctor to get past Sam the dog. He tries to eat Sam's sick little pal.

  20. Peace-Time Football

    July 19, 1946 No. 4611 Theatrical Series TerryToon Cartoons

    Featuring Gandy Goose, Sourpuss

  21. The Purloined Pup

    July 19, 1946 No. 2331.. MPAA: 10787 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios

    Ronnie is dognapped by Butch, so Pluto- as a police dog- must come in to rescue her.

  22. The Great Piggy Bank Robbery

    July 20, 1946 No. M 4-15. MPAA: 10594 Theatrical Series Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.

    While reading his favorite comic book (Dick Tracy), Daffy accidentally knocks himself unconscious and dreams that he's "Duck Twacy, famous detective," trying to solve the case of the missin…

  23. The Trojan Horse

    July 26, 1946 No. 4612 Theatrical Series TerryToon Cartoons

    No enemies can penetrate the safe walls of the ancient city of Troy. The king's sexy dancing girls (mice heads on human bodies wearing tiny two-piece outfits!) are performing. The little mi…

  24. Bacall To Arms

    August 3, 1946 No. 1017. MPAA: 10719 Theatrical Series Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.

    A wolf enjoys a night at the movies, especially the feature "To Have...To Have...To Have," starring Laurie Bee Cool (Lauren Bacall) and Bogey Gocart (Humphrey Bogart). The wolf has eyes for…

  25. Northwest Hounded Police

    August 3, 1946 No. MPAA: # 11483 Theatrical Series MGM

    Wolf escapes from jail, and Droopy (as Sgt. McPoodle) is charged with finding him. And no matter where Wolf goes, Droopy is already there, dogging the jailbird to the bitter end. The wolf s…

  26. Export Or Die

    August 4, 1946 Theatrical Halas and Batchelor Cartoon Films.

  27. A Feather In His Collar

    August 7, 1946 Theatrical Walt Disney Studios

    Commercial staring Pluto made for the Community Chests of America. Pluto is awarded a Red Feather for giving his life savings of bones to a Community Chest campaign.

  28. Rocket To Mars

    August 9, 1946 No. MPAA #: 04054 Theatrical Series Famous Studios

    Popeye and Olive are in the technology museum as Popeye demonstrates his intellect explaining "jet repulsion." A fully functional spaceship is on display. Olive accidentally launches the Ar…

  29. The Tortoise Wins Again

    August 9, 1946 No. 4613 Theatrical TerryToon Cartoons

    This time, the hare and the tortoise are on ice. Guess who wins!

  30. Wet Paint

    August 9, 1946 No. 2332 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios

    Donald's brand new paint job on his car is threatened by Johnnie the bird, who only wants a thread for his nest.

  31. Holiday In Mexico

    August 15, 1946 Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

    This tale of an ambassador's teenage daughter smitten with a world-renowned and much older musician features couples young and not so young, music hot and haute, and a cascade of romantic c…

  32. Chick And Double Chick

    August 16, 1946 No. 4610 Theatrical Series Famous Studios

    Little Lulu is supposed to stand guard over some incubating chicken eggs. She tries to train a watchdog to do the job. They keep busy protecting the chicks from a hungry cat.

  33. Pepito's Serenade

    August 16, 1946 Theatrical Morey and Sutherland Productions

    A Mexican takes music lessons to win the girl he loves. The teacher is a horror.

  34. Rodeo Romeo

    August 16, 1946 No. MPAA #: 04071 Theatrical Series Famous Studios

    There's a big rodeo in town. Popeye and "Badlands Bluto" compete while Olive watches from the grandstand. Bluto is winning all the prizes and Olive's attention. Popeye won't stand for a pho…

  35. Winning The West

    August 16, 1946 No. 4614 Theatrical Series TerryToon Cartoons

    The Indians are doing a war dance. Along comes a wagon train loaded with "mouse settlers." The Indian cats attack. General Custer tries to help the mice. Buffalo Bill... Stonewall Jackson..…

  36. Of Thee I Sting

    August 17, 1946 No. 3-16. Blue Ribbon: 1260. MPAA… Theatrical Series Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.

    Movietone-style spoof narration is used in this tale of the plight of one man's desperate stand against all odds. An army of mosquitoes go to training camp to learn advance attack technique…

  37. Brickmakers

    August 19, 1946 Theatrical Dufay Chromex.

  38. The Reckless Driver

    August 26, 1946 No. F-3. MPAA: 11096 Theatrical Series Walter Lantz Productions

    Driving along a mountain road, Woody Woodpecker sees a sign which asks: "Have you renewed your driver's license?" Woody comes to a quick stop, looks at his driver's license, and discovers t…

  39. Join The Army

    August 29, 1946 Theatrical Larkins Studios

  40. Mysto Fox

    August 29, 1946 No. 4610 Theatrical Series Columbia Pictures Corporation

    The Fox is doing a vaudeville magic show for an audience. But before he takes the stage, he can't find his rabbit. So the Crow takes his place. Unfortunately, the Crow ruins the tricks for…

  41. Dumbell Of The Yukon

    August 30, 1946 No. 2334 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios

    Donald heads to the Yukon Territory to hunt up a fur coat for Daisy.

  42. Foghorn Leghorn

    August 31, 1946 Warner Bros.

    Foghorn Leghorn first appeared in "Walky Talky Hawky", directed by Bob McKimson.

  43. Solid Serenade

    August 31, 1946 No. MPAA: # 11553 Theatrical Series MGM

    Tom arrives at the home of his girlfriend, a white kitten, to sing a serenade. Just after climbing the wall surrounding her house, he provokes Killer (Spike) to come out of his doghouse and…

  44. Walky Talky Hawky

    August 31, 1946 No. (Blue Ribbon): 1353. MPAA: 10… Theatrical Series Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.

    Henery learns he's a chicken hawk and goes in quest of his very first chicken. Foghorn takes the young chicken hawk under his wing and sends him to get the Dog.

  45. John Henry And The Inky-Poo

    September 6, 1946 Theatrical Series Paramount Pictures

    The steel-drivin' man John Henry shows... if you have a mind, you can do anything.

  46. The Electronic Mouse Trap

    September 6, 1946 No. 4615 Theatrical Series TerryToon Cartoons

    An evil scientist cat and his henchcats create a combination vacuum cleaner and robotic, dragon-like mousetrap (powered with atomic bombs) to find and catch all the mice in the city. The co…

  47. Racketeer Rabbit

    September 14, 1946 No. M 5-15. MPAA: 10647 Theatrical Series Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.

    Two gangsters evading the cops hole up in Bugs' abandoned house. Bugs gets the better of both of them.

  48. Silent Tweetment

    September 19, 1946 Season 1, no. 4611 Theatrical Series Columbia Pictures Corporation

    Flop scares Flippy into not singing. But when the cat reads that if a canary doesn't sing, the remedy is to get rid of the cat, he tries everything to get Flippy chirping again.

  49. Jasper Derby

    September 20, 1946 Theatrical Series Paramount Pictures

    A young boy named Jasper helps an old warhorse win the Kentucky Derby. Little Jasper plays his fiddle, causing the horse to run faster.

  50. Lighthouse Keeping

    September 20, 1946 No. 2330 Theatrical Series Walt Disney Studios

    Donald stoically tries to keep his lighthouse light lit, much to the chagrin of Marblehead the pelican, who is trying to get some sleep.