List of one-shot Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer animated shorts

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This is a list of theatrical animated cartoon shorts distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer which were not part of any other series such as Tom and Jerry, Droopy, Barney Bear, Screwy Squirrel, George and Junior, Spike and Tyke, Spike or Happy Harmonies.[1] All the cartoons were produced in Technicolor.

1930s

# Title Directed by Release Date
1 An Optical Poem Oskar Fischinger February 12, 1938
2 The Little Goldfish Blue ribbon Rudolf Ising April 15, 1939
3 Art Gallery Hugh Harman May 13, 1939
4 The Bookworm Friz Freleng (uncredited) August 26, 1939
5 One Mother's Family Rudolf Ising September 30, 1939
6 The Blue Danube Blue ribbon Hugh Harman October 28, 1939
7 Peace on Earth Hugh Harman December 9, 1939
8 The Mad Maestro Friz Freleng (uncredited) December 30, 1939

1940s

Title card from Gallopin' Gals
# Title Directed by Release Date
9 Home on the Range Rudolf Ising March 23, 1940
10 Swing Social William Hanna
Joseph Barbera
(all uncredited)
May 18, 1940
11 Tom Turkey & His Harmonica Humdingers Hugh Harman June 8, 1940
12 The Milky Way Blue ribbon Hugh Harman June 22, 1940
13 The Bookworm Turns Friz Freleng July 20, 1940
14 Romeo in Rhythm Rudolf Ising August 10, 1940
15 The Homeless Flea Rudolf Ising October 12, 1940
16 Gallopin' Gals Blue ribbon William Hanna
Joseph Barbera
October 26, 1940
17 The Lonesome Stranger Hugh Harman November 23, 1940
18 Mrs. Ladybug Rudolf Ising December 21, 1940
19 Abdul the Bulbul Ameer Rudolf Ising February 22, 1941
20 The Little Mole Hugh Harman April 5, 1941
21 The Goose Goes South William Hanna
Joseph Barbera
April 26, 1941
22 Dance of the Weed Jerry Brewer June 7, 1941
23 The Alley Cat Hugh Harman July 5, 1941
24 Little Cesario Robert Allen (uncredited) August 30, 1941
25 Officer Pooch William Hanna
Joseph Barbera
September 6, 1941
26 The Field Mouse Hugh Harman December 27, 1941
27 The Hungry Wolf Hugh Harman February 21, 1942
28 The First Swallow Jerry Brewer March 14, 1942
29 Little Gravel Voice Rudolf Ising May 16, 1942
30 Bats in the Belfry Jerry Brewer July 4, 1942
31 Blitz Wolf Tex Avery August 22, 1942
32 The Early Bird Dood It! Blue ribbon Tex Avery August 29, 1942
33 Chips Off the Old Block Robert Allen September 12, 1942
34 The Boy and the Wolf Rudolf Ising April 24, 1943
35 Who Killed Who? Tex Avery June 19, 1943
36 One Ham's Family Tex Avery August 14, 1943
37 War Dogs William Hanna
Joseph Barbera
October 9, 1943
38 The Stork's Holiday George Gordon October 23, 1943
39 What's Buzzin' Buzzard? Tex Avery November 27, 1943
40 Batty Baseball Tex Avery April 22, 1944
41 Jerky Turkey Tex Avery April 7, 1945
42 The Hick Chick Tex Avery June 15, 1946
43 Uncle Tom's Cabaña Blue ribbon Tex Avery July 19, 1947
44 Slap Happy Lion Blue ribbon Tex Avery September 20, 1947
45 King-Size Canary Blue ribbon Tex Avery December 6, 1947
46 What Price Fleadom? Blue ribbon Tex Avery March 20, 1948
47 Little 'Tinker Blue ribbon Tex Avery May 15, 1948
48 Lucky Ducky Blue ribbon Tex Avery October 9, 1948
49 The Cat That Hated People Blue ribbon Tex Avery November 20, 1948
50 Bad Luck Blackie Blue ribbon Tex Avery January 22, 1949
51 The House of Tomorrow Blue ribbon Tex Avery June 11, 1949
52 Doggone Tired Blue ribbon Tex Avery July 30, 1949

1950s

# Title Directed by Release Date
53 The Cuckoo Clock Blue ribbon Tex Avery June 10, 1950
54 The Peachy Cobbler Blue ribbon Tex Avery December 9, 1950
55 Symphony in Slang Blue ribbon Tex Avery June 6, 1951
56 Car of Tomorrow Tex Avery September 22, 1951
57 One Cab's Family Tex Avery May 15, 1952
58 Little Johnny Jet Tex Avery April 18, 1953
59 The T.V. of Tomorrow Tex Avery June 6, 1953
60 Billy Boy Tex Avery May 8, 1954
61 The Farm of Tomorrow Tex Avery September 18, 1954
62 The Flea Circus Tex Avery November 6, 1954
63 Field and Scream Tex Avery April 9, 1955
64 The First Bad Man Tex Avery September 30, 1955
65 Good Will to Men William Hanna
Joseph Barbera
December 23, 1955
66 Cat's Meow Tex Avery January 25, 1957

1960s

# Title Directed by Release Date
67 The Dot and the Line Chuck Jones December 31, 1965
68 The Bear That Wasn't Chuck Jones December 31, 1967

References

  1. ^ Maltin, Leonard, Of Mice and Magic:History of American Animated cartoons 1980