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The title card of a Donald Duck short film; the design is typical of those used in Disney shorts during the studio's partnership with RKO Radio Pictures (1937-1956)

This is a list of animated short films produced by Walt Disney, Walt Disney Productions and Laugh-O-Gram Studio from 1921 to 1969. A list of shorts starting from the 1970s can be found here.

This list does not include:

• Short films originally released as part of full length package films and later re-released individually (see List of Disney theatrical animated features)
• Short films which contain live action if less than half of the film is animated (see List of Disney live-action shorts)
• Short films which contain no new animation (e.g. re-edited versions)
• Cartoons made for a television series, such as Mickey Mouse Works or House of Mouse
• Pixar short films

The column headed "DVD Release" contains DVD releases in the United States, although the "Walt Disney Treasures" collection is also available in the United Kingdom.

Contents

• 1 1920s
  • 1.1 1928
  • 1.2 1929
• 2 1930s
  • 2.1 1930
  • 2.2 1931
  • 2.3 1932
  • 2.4 1933
  • 2.5 1934
  • 2.6 1935
  • 2.7 1936
  • 2.8 1937
  • 2.9 1938
  • 2.10 1939
• 3 1940s
  • 3.1 1940
  • 3.2 1941
  • 3.3 1942
  • 3.4 1943
  • 3.5 1944
  • 3.6 1945
  • 3.7 1946
  • 3.8 1947
  • 3.9 1948
  • 3.10 1949
• 4 1950s
  • 4.1 1950
  • 4.2 1951
  • 4.3 1952
  • 4.4 1953
  • 4.5 1954
  • 4.6 1955
  • 4.7 1956
  • 4.8 1957-1959
• 5 1960s
• 6 Other shorts
• 7 References

1. Contents
2. 1920s
   1. 1928
   2. 1929
3. 1930s
   1. 1930
   2. 1931
   3. 1932
   4. 1933
   5. 1934
   6. 1935
   7. 1936
   8. 1937
   9. 1938
   10. 1939
4. 1940s
   1. 1940
   2. 1941
   3. 1942
   4. 1943
   5. 1944
   6. 1945
   7. 1946
   8. 1947
   9. 1948
   10. 1949
5. 1950s
   1. 1950
   2. 1951
   3. 1952
   4. 1953
   5. 1954
   6. 1955
   7. 1956
   8. 1957-1959
6. 1960s
7. Other shorts
8. References

1920s

Laugh-O-Gram Studio short films and series'

Series/Film	Released
Newman Laugh-O-Grams	March 20, 1921
Laugh-O-Grams	1922
Lafflets	1922
Alice's Wonderland	1923

Comissioned series'

Series	Comissioned by
Alice Comedies	Winkler Pictures
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit	Universal Pictures (thru Winkler)

1928

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Mickey Mouse	Steamboat Willie	Walt Disney Ub Iwerks	Walt Disney Ub Iwerks	Bert Lewis Wilfred Jackson	November 18	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White" "The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit" "Walt Disney's Vintage Mickey"	First Mickey Mouse cartoon released, yet the third to be produced. First Disney cartoon produced with synchronized sound.
Mickey Mouse	The Gallopin' Gaucho	Walt Disney Ub Iwerks	Walt Disney Ub Iwerks	Carl W. Stalling	December 30	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"	First cartoon to co-star a character other than Mickey Mouse or Minnie Mouse (Peg Leg Pete), in which he reappears again, but his first appearance in a Mickey Mouse cartoon.

1929

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Mickey Mouse	The Barn Dance	Walt Disney	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	March 14	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	Mickey's first dancing
Mickey Mouse	Plane Crazy	Walt Disney Ub Iwerks	Walt Disney Ub Iwerks	Carl W. Stalling	March 17	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White" "The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit" "Walt Disney's Vintage Mickey	First Mickey Mouse short distributed by Pat Powers First appearances of Mickey Mouse & Minnie Mouse First appearance of Clarabelle Cow.
Mickey Mouse	The Opry House	Walt Disney Ub Iwerks	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	March 28	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	Mickey's first playing music instrument
Mickey Mouse	When the Cat's Away	Walt Disney	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	May 3*	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	*Date production was completed; release date unknown
Mickey Mouse	The Barnyard Battle	Walt Disney Ub Iwerks	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	June 2*	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	*Date production was completed; release date unknown
Mickey Mouse	The Plowboy	Walt Disney	Walt Disney	Carl W. Stalling	June 28*	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	*Date production was completed; release date unknown First appearance of Horace Horsecollar
Mickey Mouse	The Karnival Kid	Walt Disney Ub Iwerks	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	July 31*	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White" "Walt Disney's Vintage Mickey"	*Date production was completed; release date unknown
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Follies	Ub Iwerks Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	August 28*	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"	*Date production was completed; release date unknown / Mickey's first singing
Silly Symphonies	The Skeleton Dance	Walt Disney	Walt Disney Carl W. Stalling	Carl W. Stalling	August 29[1]	"Silly Symphonies" "The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit"	First Silly Symphonies short produced First Silly Symphonies short distributed by Columbia Pictures
Silly Symphonies	El Terrible Toreador	Walt Disney	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	September 26[1]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Choo-Choo	Ub Iwerks	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	October 1*	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	*Date production was completed; release date unknown
Mickey Mouse	The Jazz Fool	Walt Disney Ub Iwerks	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	October 15*	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	*Date production was completed; release date unknown
Silly Symphonies	Springtime	Walt Disney	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	October 24[1]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Silly Symphonies	Hell's Bells	Ub Iwerks	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	November 21[1]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Jungle Rhythm	Walt Disney	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	November 15*	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	*Date production was completed; release date unknown
Mickey Mouse	The Haunted House	Jack King	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	December 2*	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	*Date production was completed; release date unknown / Mickey's first talk or speech
Silly Symphonies	The Merry Dwarfs	Walt Disney	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	December 19[1]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Wild Waves	Burt Gillett	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	December 21*	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	*Date production was completed; release date unknown Last Mickey Mouse short distributed by Pat Powers.

1930s

1930

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Silly Symphonies	Summer	Ub Iwerks	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	January 16[2]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Silly Symphonies	Autumn	Ub Iwerks	N/A	Carl W. Stalling	February 13[2]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	The Barnyard Concert	Walt Disney	N/A	Bert Lewis	March 3[2]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	Cannibal Capers	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	March 13[2]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Fiddling Around	Walt Disney	N/A	Bert Lewis	March 14[2]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	Error titled as Just Mickey on current DVDs. First Mickey Mouse short distributed by Columbia Pictures.
Mickey Mouse	The Cactus Kid	Walt Disney	N/A	Bert Lewis	April 11[2]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	Frolicking Fish	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	May 8[2]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Silly Symphonies	Arctic Antics	Ub Iwerks Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	June 5[2]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	The Fire Fighters	Burt Gillett	Burt Gillett	Bert Lewis	June 11[2]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	Midnight in a Toy Shop	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Bert Lewis	July 3[2]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	The Shindig	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	July 9[2]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	Night	Walt Disney	N/A	Bert Lewis	July 31[2]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	The Chain Gang	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill	August 6[2]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White" "The Complete Pluto"	First appearance of Pluto
Silly Symphonies	Monkey Melodies	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	August 10[2]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	The Picnic	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	October 1[3]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	First appearance of Pluto (Original)
Mickey Mouse	The Gorilla Mystery	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	October 10[3]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	Winter	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	October 30[4]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Pioneer Days	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	December 10[3]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	Playful Pan	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	December 28[3]	"More Silly Symphonies"

1931

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Mickey Mouse	The Birthday Party	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	January 6[3]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White" "Walt Disney's Vintage Mickey"
Silly Symphonies	Birds of a Feather	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	February 4[5]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Traffic Troubles	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	March 14[5]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	The Castaway	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	April 6[3]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two" "Walt Disney's Vintage Mickey"
Silly Symphonies	Mother Goose Melodies	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis Frank Churchill	April 17[6]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	The Moose Hunt	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	May 8[3]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	The China Plate	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	May 25[7]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	The Delivery Boy	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	June 15[7]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	The Busy Beavers	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill	June 27[8]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey Steps Out	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	July 16[7]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	The Cat's Out	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	July 28[7]	"Walt Disney Treasures: More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Blue Rhythm	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	August 18[7]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	Egyptian Melodies	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	August 27[7]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Fishin' Around	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	September 14[9]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	The Clock Store	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	September 30[9]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	The Barnyard Broadcast	Walt Disney Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	October 9[9]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	The Spider and the Fly	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill Bert Lewis	October 16[9]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	The Beach Party	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	November 4[9]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	The Fox Hunt	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	November 18[9]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey Cuts Up	Burt Gillett	Otto Englander Webb Smith	Bert Lewis	December 2[9]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Orphans	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	December 9[10]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White" "Walt Disney's Vintage Mickey"
Silly Symphonies	The Ugly Duckling	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill Bert Lewis	December 16[9]	"Silly Symphonies"

1932

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Silly Symphonies	The Bird Store	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	January 16[11]	"More Silly Symphonies"	Last Silly Symphonies short distributed by Columbia Pictures.
Mickey Mouse	The Duck Hunt	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	January 28[11]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Mickey Mouse	The Grocery Boy	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	February 3[11]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	The Mad Dog	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	March 5[11]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	Barnyard Olympics	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	April 18[11]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Revue	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	May 27[11]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White" "Walt Disney's Vintage Mickey"	First appearance of Goofy, originally called Dippy Dawg at the time First cartoon to co-star Mickey and Goofy.
Mickey Mouse	Musical Farmer	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	July 11[12]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	The Bears and Bees	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	July 15[13]	"More Silly Symphonies"	First Silly Symphonies distributed by United Artists.
Mickey Mouse	Mickey in Arabia	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	July 20[12]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	Last Mickey Mouse short distributed by Columbia Pictures.
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Nightmare	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	August 8[14]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"	First Mickey Mouse short distributed by United Artists.
Silly Symphonies	Just Dogs	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	August 12[13]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Trader Mickey	David Hand	N/A	Bert Lewis	August 26[14]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	Flowers and Trees	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill Bert Lewis	Setember 9[13]	"Silly Symphonies"	First Disney short produced in 3-Strip Technicolor
Mickey Mouse	The Whoopee Party	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	September 16[14]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	Bugs in Love	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	September 21[14]	"More Silly Symphonies"	Last Silly Symphonies short produced in Black and White.
Silly Symphonies	King Neptune	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	October 7[14]	"More Silly Symphonies"	In Technicolor
Mickey Mouse	Touchdown Mickey	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	October 7[14]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Mickey Mouse	The Wayward Canary	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	October 28[14]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	The Klondike Kid	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	November 18[14]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	Babes in the Woods	Burt Gillett	Ted Sears Webb Smith	Bert Lewis	December 2[14]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Good Deed	Burt Gillett	N/A	Bert Lewis	December 9[14]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two" Holiday Celebration with Mickey & Pals
Mickey Mouse	Building a Building	David Hand	N/A	Frank Churchill	December 20[14]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White" "Walt Disney's Vintage Mickey"
Silly Symphonies	Santa's Workshop	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	December 30[14]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Silly Symphonies	Birds in the Spring	David Hand	Ted Sears Webb Smith	Frank Churchill Bert Lewis	December 30[15]	"More Silly Symphonies"

1933

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Mickey Mouse	The Mad Doctor	David Hand	N/A	Bert Lewis	January 20[15]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	Father Noah's Ark	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Leigh Harline	January 27[15]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Pal Pluto	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill	February 10[15]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Mellerdrammer	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	March 3[15]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	Ye Olden Days	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill	March 24[15]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	The Three Little Pigs	Burt Gillett	Pinto Colvig Ted Sears Webb Smith Albert Hurter Boris V. Morkovin	Frank Churchill	May 26[15]	"Silly Symphonies" "Timeless Tales, Volume One"
Mickey Mouse	The Mail Pilot	David Hand	N/A	Bert Lewis	June 5[15]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Mechanical Man	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Leigh Harline	June 9[15]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Gala Premier	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill	June 30[15]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	Old King Cole	David Hand	N/A	Frank Churchill Bert Lewis	July 27[15]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Puppy Love	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	August 14[16]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	Lullaby Land	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill Leigh Harline	August 18[15]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	The Steeple Chase	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill	September 1[16]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	The Pet Store	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Leigh Harline	September 22[16]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	The Pied Piper	Wilfred Jackson	Ted Sears	Leigh Harline	October 6[15]	"More Silly Symphonies" "Timeless Tales Volume One"
Mickey Mouse	Giantland	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill	November 15[16]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	The Night Before Christmas	Wilfred Jackson	Bob Wickersham Webb Smith	Leigh Harline	December 15[16]	"More Silly Symphonies"

1934

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Silly Symphonies	The China Shop	Wilfred Jackson	William Cottrell	Leigh Harline	January 13[17]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Shanghaied	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill	January 13[17]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	Camping Out	David Hand	William Cottrell	Leigh Harline	February 17[17]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	The Grasshopper and the Ants	Wilfred Jackson	William Cottrell Joe Grant Pinto Colvig	Leigh Harline	February 24[17]	"Silly Symphonies" "Timeless Tales, Volume One"
Mickey Mouse	Playful Pluto	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill	March 17[17]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	Funny Little Bunnies	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Frank Churchill	March 31[17]	"Silly Symphonies"
Silly Symphonies	The Big Bad Wolf	Burt Gillett	Ted Sears	Frank Churchill	April 21[17]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Gulliver Mickey	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill	May 19[17]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"
Silly Symphonies	The Wise Little Hen	Wilfred Jackson	Otto Englander	Leigh Harline	June 9[17]	"Silly Symphonies" "The Chronological Donald" "Timeless Tales, Volume Three"	First appearance of Donald Duck. Donald's first design form.
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Steam Roller	David Hand	N/A	Frank Churchill Bert Lewis	June 16[18]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two" "Walt Disney's Vintage Mickey"
Silly Symphonies	The Flying Mouse	David Hand	William Cottrell	Frank Churchill Bert Lewis	July 14[18]	"Silly Symphonies" Dumbo
Mickey Mouse	Orphan's Benefit	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill	August 11[18]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"	First B&W appearance of Donald Duck First appearance of Clara Cluck Final B&W appearances of Horace Horsecollar and Claranelle Cow Only B&W appearance of Clara Cluck
Silly Symphonies	Peculiar Penguins	Wilfred Jackson	William Cottrell	Leigh Harline	September 8[18]	"Silly Symphonies" "Holiday Celebration with Mickey & Pals"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey Plays Papa	Burt Gillett	N/A	Frank Churchill Bert Lewis	September 29[19]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	The Goddess of Spring	Wilfred Jackson	William Cottrell	Leigh Harline	November 3[19]	"More Silly Symphonies" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 4"
Mickey Mouse	The Dognapper	David Hand	N/A	Frank Churchill Bert Lewis	November 10[19]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"	First cartoon to co-star Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck
Mickey Mouse	Two-Gun Mickey	Ben Sharpsteen	N/A	Leigh Harline	December 29[20]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"	Final B&W appearance of Minnie Mouse

1935

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Silly Symphonies	The Tortoise and the Hare	Wilfred Jackson	Larry Clemmons	Frank Churchill	January 12[21]	"Silly Symphonies" "Timeless Tales, Volume One"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Man Friday	David Hand	N/A	Frank Churchill Bert Lewis	January 19[20]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	The Band Concert	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Leigh Harline	February 23[20]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" Make Mine Music (Gold Classic Collection)	First Mickey cartoon in color. First Color appearances of Goofy and Horace Horsecollar.
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Service Station	Ben Sharpsteen	N/A	Leigh Harline	March 16[20]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"	Final B&W appearances of Donald Duck, Goofy and Pete
Silly Symphonies	The Golden Touch	Walt Disney	Albert Hurter	Frank Churchill	March 23[20]	"Silly Symphonies" "Timeless Tales, Volume Three"
Silly Symphonies	The Robber Kitten	David Hand	William Cottrell	Frank Churchill	April 13[20]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Kangaroo	David Hand	N/A	Bert Lewis	April 20[20]	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume Two"	Final Disney short in Black and White. Final B&W appearances of Mickey Mouse and Pluto
Silly Symphonies	Water Babies	Wilfred Jackson	William Cottrell	Leigh Harline	May 18[21]	"Silly Symphonies"
Silly Symphonies	The Cookie Carnival	Ben Sharpsteen	Pinto Colvig Ted Sears	Leigh Harline	May 25[20]	"Silly Symphonies"
Silly Symphonies	Who Killed Cock Robin?	David Hand	William Cottrell Joe Grant Bob Kuwahara	Frank Churchill	June 29[20]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Garden	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Leigh Harline	July 20[20]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "Classic Cartoon Favorites: Starring Mickey"	First color appearance of Pluto
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Fire Brigade	Ben Sharpsteen	N/A	Bert Lewis	September 7[22]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color"
Mickey Mouse	Pluto's Judgement Day	David Hand	William Cottrell Joe Grant	Frank Churchill Leigh Harline	September 28[22]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color"
Silly Symphonies	Music Land	Wilfred Jackson	Pinto Colvig Ted Sears	Leigh Harline	October 12[22]	"Silly Symphonies" "Classic Cartoon Favorites: Extreme Music Fun"
Mickey Mouse	On Ice	Ben Sharpsteen	Webb Smith	Frank Churchill Leigh Harline Bert Lewis	November 9[22]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "The Complete Pluto" "Classic Cartoon Favorites: Starring Mickey"
Silly Symphonies	Three Orphan Kittens	David Hand	William Cottrell Joe Grant	Frank Churchill	November 23[22]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Silly Symphonies	Broken Toys	Ben Sharpsteen	Otto Englander Pinto Colvig Larry Morey	Albert Hay Malotte	December 21[23]	"More Silly Symphonies"

1936

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Silly Symphonies	Cock o' the Walk	Ben Sharpsteen	Otto Englander	Frank Churchill Albert Hay Malotte	January 11[23]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Polo Team	David Hand	Otto Englander Frank Priest Ralph Wright	Albert Hay Malotte	February 8[24]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "Extreme Sports Fun"
Mickey Mouse	Orphan's Picnic	Ben Sharpsteen	N/A	Albert Hay Malotte	March 14[24]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "Starring Mickey"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Grand Opera	Wilfred Jackson	N/A	Leigh Harline	April 11[24]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "Extreme Music Fun"	First color appearance of Clara Cluck.
Silly Symphonies	Elmer Elephant	Wilfred Jackson	Earl Hurd Bianca Majolie Ted Sears Roy Williams	Leigh Harline	May 16[24]	"Silly Symphonies" Dumbo
Silly Symphonies	Three Little Wolves	David Hand	William Cottrell Joe Grant Bob Kuwahara	Frank Churchill	May 30[24]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Thru the Mirror	David Hand	William Cottrell Joe Grant Bob Kuwahara	Frank Churchill Leigh Harline Paul J. Smith	June 20[24]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" Alice in Wonderland
Mickey Mouse	Moving Day	Ben Sharpsteen	Otto Englander	Albert Hay Malotte	July 25[24]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color: "Starring Mickey"	First color appearance of Pete. First time Donald is using modern form.
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Rival	Wilfred Jackson	Vernon Stallings Earl Hurd	Leigh Harline	August 29[24]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "Mickey & Minnie's Sweetheart Stories" "Best Pals: Mickey and Minnie"
Silly Symphonies	Toby Tortoise Returns	Wilfred Jackson	William Cottrell Joe Grant Bob Kuwahara	Frank Churchill Leigh Harline	September 26[24]	"Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	Alpine Climbers	David Hand	Vernon Stallings Homer Brightman	Albert Hay Malotte	October 31[24]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 3"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Circus	Ben Sharpsteen	Otto Englander	Paul J. Smith	November 14[25]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "Starring Mickey"	Mickey makes a cameo appearance.
Mickey Mouse*	Donald and Pluto	Ben Sharpsteen	Jack Kinney Roy Williams	Frank Churchill Paul J. Smith	December 12[25]	"The Chronological Donald"	*Mickey Mouse does not appear in this cartoon, despite it being released as part of the Mickey Mouse series.
Silly Symphonies	The Country Cousin	David Hand	Larry Clemmons	Leigh Harline	December 19[25]	"Silly Symphonies" "Timeless Tales, Volume Two"

1937

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Silly Symphonies	Three Blind Mouseketeers	David Hand	Merrill De Maris Otto Englander Webb Smith	Albert Hay Malotte	January 30[25]	"More Silly Symphonies" The Rescuers
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Elephant	David Hand	Vernon Stallings	Albert Hay Malotte	February 20[25]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color"
Mickey Mouse	Don Donald	Ben Sharpsteen	Merrill De Maris Otto Englander Webb Smith	Paul J. Smith	February 27[26]	"The Chronological Donald" "Starring Donald"	Reissued as Donald Duck series cartoon. Mickey never appeared in this short.
Silly Symphonies	Mother Pluto	David Hand	Earl Hurd Ted Sears	Leigh Harline	March 6[25]	"Silly Symphonies"
Silly Symphonies	Woodland Café	Wilfred Jackson	Isadore Klein Bianca Majoli Dick Rickard	Leigh Harline	March 13[26]	"Silly Symphonies" "Extreme Music Fun"
Silly Symphonies	More Kittens	David Hand	William Cottrell Joe Grant Bob Kuwahara	Frank Churchill	March 27[25]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Mickey Mouse	The Worm Turns	Ben Sharpsteen	Otto Englander	Frank Churchill	April 17[25]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color"
Silly Symphonies	Little Hiawatha	David Hand	Vernon Stallings Chuck Couch	Leigh Harline	May 15[26]	"More Silly Symphonies" "Timeless Tales, Volume Three" Pocahontas
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Amateurs	Pinto Colvig Erdman Penner Walt Pfeiffer	Pinto Colvig Erdman Penner Walt Pfeiffer	Oliver Wallace	June 5[26]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color"
Mickey Mouse	Magician Mickey	David Hand	Vernon Stallings	Albert Hay Malotte	June 12[25]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "Walt Disney's Funny Factory with Mickey"
Mickey Mouse	Modern Inventions	Jack King	Tom Armstrong Carl Barks	Oliver Wallace	June 19[26]	"The Chronological Donald"	Reissued as a Donald Duck cartoon. Mickey never appeared in this short. Last cartoon distributed by United Artists.
Mickey Mouse	Moose Hunters	Ben Sharpsteen	Otto Englander	Paul J. Smith	August 7[26]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "Walt Disney's Funny Factory with Mickey"
Mickey Mouse	Hawaiian Holiday	Ben Sharpsteen	Vernon Stallings	Paul J. Smith	September 24[26]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "Starring Mickey"	First Short Distributed by RKO Radio Pictures.
Mickey Mouse	Clock Cleaners	Ben Sharpsteen	Otto Englander	Paul J. Smith Oliver Wallace	October 15[26]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "Walt Disney's Funny Factory with Goofy"
Silly Symphonies	The Old Mill	Wilfred Jackson	Dick Rickard	Leigh Harline	November 5[26]	"Silly Symphonies" Bambi
Pluto the Pup	Pluto's Quin-puplets	Ben Sharpsteen	Vernon Stallings Earl Hurd	Paul J. Smith	November 26[26]	"The Complete Pluto"	First cartoon produced in the Pluto series.
Donald Duck	Donald's Ostrich	Jack King	Tom Armstrong	Oliver Wallace	December 10[26]	"The Chronological Donald"	First cartoon produced in the Donald Duck series.
Mickey Mouse	Lonesome Ghosts	Burt Gillett	Dick Friel	Albert Hay Malotte	December 24[26]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color"

1938

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Donald Duck	Self Control	Jack King	Tom Armstrong	Oliver Wallace	February 11[27]	"The Chronological Donald" "Walt Disney's Funny Factory with Donald"
Mickey Mouse	Boat Builders	Ben Sharpsteen	Vernon Stallings	Leigh Harline Oliver Wallace	February 25[27]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color"
Donald Duck	Donald's Better Self	Jack King	Tom Armstrong Carl Barks Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	March 11[27]	"The Chronological Donald"
Silly Symphonies	The Moth and the Flame	Burt Gillett Dick Huemer	Walt Pfeiffer	Albert Hay Malotte	April 1[27]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Donald Duck	Donald's Nephews	Jack King	Tom Armstrong	Oliver Wallace	April 15[27]	"The Chronological Donald" "Funny Factory with Hewey, Dewey & Louie"	First appearance of Huey, Dewey & Louie
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Trailer	Ben Sharpsteen	Jack Kinney	Oliver Wallace	May 6[27]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "Extreme Adventure Fun"
Silly Symphonies	Wynken, Blynken and Nod	Graham Heid	Merrill De Maris Vernon Stallings	Leigh Harline	May 27[27]	"Silly Symphonies"
Donald & Goofy	Polar Trappers	Ben Sharpsteen	Otto Englander	Paul J. Smith	June 17[27]	"The Chronological Donald" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 4"	First Donald and Goofy cartoon.
Donald Duck	Good Scouts	Jack King	Carl Barks Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	July 8[27]	"The Chronological Donald" "Extreme Adventure Fun"
Donald & Goofy	The Fox Hunt	Ben Sharpsteen	Otto Englander	Paul J. Smith	July 29[27]	"The Chronological Donald"	A remake of the 1931 Silly Symphonies cartoon of the same name.
Mickey Mouse	The Whalers	David Hand Dick Huemer	Otto Englander	Albert Hay Malotte	August 19[27]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Parrot	Bill Roberts	Jack Kinney	Leigh Harline Oliver Wallace	September 9[27]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "Walt Disney's Funny Factory with Mickey"
Mickey Mouse	Brave Little Tailor	Burt Gillett Bill Roberts	Jack Kinney	Albert Hay Malotte	September 23[27]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 2"
Silly Symphonies	Farmyard Symphony	Wilfred Jackson	Vernon Stallings Erdman Penner	Leigh Harline	October 14[27]	"Silly Symphonies" "Extreme Music Fun"
Donald Duck	Donald's Golf Game	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	November 4[27]	"The Chronological Donald" "Walt Disney's Funny Factory with Donald"
One-shot	Ferdinand the Bull	Dick Rickard	Munro Leaf Robert Lawson	Albert Hay Malotte	November 25[27]	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s" "Timeless Tales, Volume Two"
Silly Symphonies	Merbabies	Rudolf Ising Vernon Stallings	Jonathan Caldwell Pinto Colvig Maurice Day	Scott Bradley	December 9[28]	"More Silly Symphonies"
Silly Symphonies	Mother Goose Goes Hollywood	Wilfred Jackson	T. Hee	Edward H. Plumb	December 23[27]	"More Silly Symphonies"	Donald Duck makes a cameo appearance.

1939

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Donald Duck	Donald's Lucky Day	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	January 13[29]	"The Chronological Donald"
Mickey Mouse	Society Dog Show	Bill Roberts	Jack Kinney	Oliver Wallace	February 3[29]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "Mickey & Minnie's Sweetheart Stories"	Last cartoon with Mickey's older character design.
Three Little Pigs	The Practical Pig	Dick Rickard	Larry Clemmons Dick Rickard	Frank Churchill Paul J. Smith	February 24[29]	"Silly Symphonies"	#Billed under this name instead of Silly Symphonies. Since this series never materialized, it's generally grouped with Silly Symphonies.
Goofy	Goofy and Wilbur	Dick Huemer	Otto Englander	Paul J. Smith	March 17[29]	"The Complete Goofy" "Funny Factory with Goofy"	First cartoon produced in the Goofy series.
Donald Duck	The Hockey Champ	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Paul J. Smith Charles Wolcott	March 17[30]	"The Chronological Donald" "Extreme Sports Fun"
Silly Symphonies	The Ugly Duckling	Jack Cutting Hamilton Luske	Vernon Stallings	Albert Hay Malotte	April 7[29]	"Silly Symphonies" "Timeless Tales, Volume Two"	Last cartoon produced in the Silly Symphonies series. Educational version: Hans Christian Andersen's The Ugly Duckling (1980's)
Donald Duck	Donald's Cousin Gus	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	May 19[30]	"The Chronological Donald" "Funny Factory with Donald"
Donald Duck	Beach Picnic	Clyde Geronimi	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Paul J. Smith	June 9[30]	"The Chronological Donald" "The Complete Pluto"	It was the first Donald Duck series to feature Pluto
Donald Duck	Sea Scouts	Dick Lundy	Carl Barks Chuck Couch	Oliver Wallace	June 30[30]	"The Chronological Donald" "Funny Factory with Hewey, Dewey & Louie"
Donald Duck	Donald's Penguin	Jack King	Carl Barks	Oliver Wallace	August 11[30]	"The Chronological Donald"
Mickey Mouse	The Pointer	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	Paul J. Smith	September 1[29]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "Funny Factory with Mickey"
Donald Duck	The Autograph Hound	Jack King	Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	September 1[30]	"The Chronological Donald"
Donald Duck	Officer Duck	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	Oliver Wallace	September 22[30]	"The Chronological Donald"	It was the first Donald Duck series to feature Pete. It was also the first Pete cartoon not pairing with Mickey or Goofy.

1940s

1940

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Donald Duck	The Riveter	Dick Lundy	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Oliver Wallace	March 15[31]	"The Chronological Donald"
Donald Duck	Donald's Dog Laundry	Jack King	Carl Barks Chuck Couch Ralph Wright	Leigh Harline Larry Sharpsteen	April 5[31]	"The Chronological Donald" "Starring Donald"
Mickey Mouse	Tugboat Mickey	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	N/A	April 26[31]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "Funny Factory with Mickey"
Donald & Goofy	Billposters	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	N/A	May 17[31]	"The Chronological Donald"
Donald Duck	Mr. Duck Steps Out	Jack King	Carl Barks Frank Tashlin	Charles Wolcott	June 7[31]	"The Chronological Donald" "Mickey & Minnie's Sweetheart Stories" "Best Pals: Donald and Daisy"	First appearance of Daisy Duck. (Original)
Pluto	Bone Trouble	Jack Kinney	Carl Barks	Frank Churchill Paul J. Smith	June 28[31]	"The Complete Pluto"
Donald Duck	Put-Put Troubles	Riley Thomson	Carl Barks	N/A	July 19[31]	"The Chronological Donald"
Donald Duck	Donald's Vacation	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah Frank Tashlin	Oliver Wallace	August 9[31]	"The Chronological Donald" "Starring Donald"
Mickey Mouse	Pluto's Dream House	Clyde Geronimi	Samuel Armstrong Frank Tashlin	Leigh Harline	August 30[31]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Window Cleaners	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Paul J. Smith Oliver Wallace	September 29[32]	"The Chronological Donald" "Funny Factory with Donald"
Mickey Mouse	Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip	Clyde Geronimi	Roy Williams Frank Tashlin	Leigh Harline Oliver Wallace	November 1[32]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" ""Funny Factory with Mickey"
Goofy	Goofy's Glider	Jack Kinney	Jack Kinney Ralph Wright	Charles Wolcott	November 1[32]	"The Complete Goofy" "Funny Factory with Goofy"	First "How to" Goofy cartoon with instructional speaker voice.
Donald Duck	The Fire Chief	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Paul J. Smith	November 22[32]	"The Chronological Donald"
Pluto	Pantry Pirate	Clyde Geronimi	Earl Hurd	Leigh Harline Oliver Wallace	December 27[32]	"The Complete Pluto"

1941

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Donald Duck	Timber	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah Frank Tashlin	Oliver Wallace	January 10[33]	"The Chronological Donald"
Pluto	Pluto's Playmate	Norman Ferguson	Earl Hurd Frank Tashlin	Oliver Wallace	January 24[33]	"The Complete Pluto"	First appearance of Salty, the seal
Mickey Mouse	The Little Whirlwind	Riley Thomson	N/A	Oliver Wallace	February 14[33]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "Starring Mickey"	Mickey's first live mouse ears
Donald Duck	Golden Eggs	Wilfred Jackson	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Leigh Harline	March 7[33]	"The Chronological Donald" "Starring Donald"
Mickey Mouse	A Gentleman's Gentleman	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	Paul J. Smith	March 28[33]	"The Complete Pluto"
Goofy	Baggage Buster	Jack Kinney	Dick Shaw	Leigh Harline	April 18[33]	"The Complete Goofy" "Starring Goofy"
Donald Duck	A Good Time for a Dime	Dick Lundy	N/A	Leigh Harline	May 9[33]	"The Chronological Donald"
Mickey Mouse	Canine Caddy	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	Paul J. Smith	May 30[33]	"The Complete Pluto" "Extreme Sports Fun"
Mickey Mouse	The Nifty Nineties	Riley Thomson	N/A	Charles Wolcott	June 20[33]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "Mickey & Minnie's Sweetheart Stories" "Best Pals: Mickey and Minnie"	Only appearance of Daisy Duck and Huey, Dewey & Louie in a Mickey Mouse Cartoon.
Donald Duck	Early to Bed	Jack King	Carl Barks Chuck Couch Jack Hannah	Oliver Wallace	July 11[34]	"The Chronological Donald"
Donald Duck	Truant Officer Donald	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	N/A	August 1[34]	"The Chronological Donald"
Mickey Mouse	Orphan's Benefit	Riley Thomson	N/A	Frank Churchill	August 22[34]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "Extreme Music Fun"	Remake of the "Orphan's Benefit" black and white cartoon in 1934.
Donald Duck	Old MacDonald Duck	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Leigh Harline	September 12[34]	"The Chronological Donald" "Starring Donald"
Mickey Mouse	Lend a Paw	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	Leigh Harline	October 3[34]	"The Complete Pluto" The Fox and the Hound (25th Anniversary) Oliver & Company (20th Anniversary) "Holiday Celebration with Mickey & Pals"	A remake of Disney's 1933 film Mickey's Pal Pluto.
Donald Duck	Donald's Camera	Dick Lundy	Chuck Couch	N/A	October 24[34]	"The Chronological Donald"
Goofy	The Art of Skiing	Jack Kinney	Leo Thiele Ralph Wright	Charles Wolcott	November 14[34]	"The Complete Goofy" "Starring Goofy"	First use of the Goofy holler.
Donald Duck	Chef Donald	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Charles Wolcott	December 5[34]	"The Chronological Donald" "Starring Donald"
Goofy	The Art of Self Defense	Jack Kinney	Rex Cox Leo Thiele Ralph Wright	Leigh Harline	December 26[35]	"The Complete Goofy"

1942

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Donald Duck	The Village Smithy	Dick Lundy	Carl Barks	Charles Wolcott	January 16[35]	"On the Front Lines" "The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Birthday Party	Riley Thomson	N/A	Charles Wolcott	February 6[35]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two"	Remake of the 1931 black and white short The Birthday Party.
Pluto	Pluto, Junior	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	Leigh Harline	February 27[35]	"The Complete Pluto" "Best Pals: Mickey and Pluto"
Mickey Mouse	Symphony Hour	Riley Thomson	N/A	Oliver Wallace	March 20[35]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two"	Mickey's last live mouse ears Final appearances of Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow and Clara Cluck, until in Mickey's Christmas Carol (as cameo appearances) and also in another Mickey Mouse cartoon "The Prince and the Pauper". Final cartoon to co-star Mickey and Pete, until in "Mickey's Christmas Carol" as well, but not a cameo, unlike Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow and Clara Cluck in "Mickey's Christmas Carol".
Donald Duck	Donald's Snow Fight	Jack King	Carl Barks Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	April 10[35]	"On the Front Lines" "The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Donald Gets Drafted	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah Harry Reeves	Paul J. Smith	May 1[35]	"On the Front Lines" "The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Pluto	The Army Mascot	Clyde Geronimi	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Frank Churchill	May 22[35]	"On the Front Lines" "The Complete Pluto"
Donald Duck	Donald's Garden	Dick Lundy	Ralph Wright	Oliver Wallace	June 12[35]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Pluto	The Sleep Walker	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	Leigh Harline	July 3[35]	"The Complete Pluto"
Donald Duck	Donald's Gold Mine	Dick Lundy	Carl Barks Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	July 24[36]	"On the Front Lines" "The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Pluto	T-Bone for Two	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	Oliver Wallace	August 14[36]	"On the Front Lines" "The Complete Pluto"
Goofy	How to Play Baseball	Jack Kinney	Sylvia Moberly-Holland	Paul J. Smith	September 4[36]	"The Complete Goofy" "Extreme Sports Fun"
Donald Duck	The Vanishing Private	Jack King	Carl Barks	Oliver Wallace	September 25[36]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Goofy	The Olympic Champ	Jack Kinney	Jack Kinney Webb Smith Leo Thiele Ralph Wright	Paul J. Smith	October 9[36]	"The Complete Goofy" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 2"
Goofy	How to Swim	Jack Kinney	Webb Smith Ralph Wright	Paul J. Smith	October 23[36]	"The Complete Goofy" "Starring Goofy"
Donald Duck	Sky Trooper	Jack King	Carl Barks	Frank Churchill	November 6[36]	"On the Front Lines" "The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Pluto	Pluto at the Zoo	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	Oliver Wallace	November 20[37]	"The Complete Pluto"
Goofy	How to Fish	Jack Kinney	N/A	Paul J. Smith	December 4[37]	"The Complete Goofy" "Starring Goofy"
Donald Duck	Bellboy Donald	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	December 18[37]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"

1943

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Donald Duck	Der Fuehrer's Face	Jack Kinney	Joe Grant Dick Huemer	Oliver Wallace	January 1[37]	"On the Front Lines" "The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	The Spirit of '43	Jack Kinney	Joe Grant Carl Barks	Oliver Wallace	January 8	"On the Front Lines"
One-shot	Education for Death	Clyde Geronimi	Joe Grant	Oliver Wallace	January 15[37]	"On the Front Lines"
Donald Duck	Donald's Tire Trouble	Dick Lundy	Carl Barks Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	January 29[37]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Mickey Mouse	Pluto and the Armadillo	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	Oliver Wallace	February 19[37]	"The Complete Pluto" "Best Pals: Mickey and Pluto"
Donald Duck	The Flying Jalopy	Dick Lundy	Noma Ree	Oliver Wallace	March 12[37]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Pluto	Private Pluto	Clyde Geronimi	N/A	Oliver Wallace	April 2[37]	"On the Front Lines" "The Complete Pluto"	First appearance of Chip and Dale
Donald Duck	Fall Out-Fall In	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Paul J. Smith	April 23[37]	"On the Front Lines" "The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Goofy	Victory Vehicles	Jack Kinney	Webb Smith Ralph Wright	Oliver Wallace	July 30[37]	"The Complete Goofy" "On the Front Lines"
One-shot	Reason and Emotion	Bill Roberts	Joe Grant Dick Huemer	Edward H. Plumb	August 27[38]	"On the Front Lines"
Figaro	Figaro and Cleo	Jack Kinney	N/A	Leigh Harline Paul J. Smith	October 15[38]	"The Complete Pluto"	First cartoon produced in the Figaro series. First appearance of Figaro the cat.
Donald Duck	The Old Army Game	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Paul J. Smith	November 5[38]	"On the Front Lines" "The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Home Defense	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Paul J. Smith	November 26[39]	"On the Front Lines" "The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
One-shot	Chicken Little	Clyde Geronimi	Dick Huemer	Oliver Wallace	December 17[39]	"On the Front Lines" "Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"

1944

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
One-shot	The Pelican and the Snipe	Hamilton Luske	Del Connell	Oliver Wallace	January 7[39]	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"	This short was reissued by RKO few years later.
Goofy	How to Be a Sailor	Jack Kinney	Carl Barks Jack Kinney Ralph Wright	Paul J. Smith	January 28[39]	"The Complete Goofy" "On the Front Lines"
Donald Duck	Trombone Trouble	Jack King	Carl Barks Jack Hannah	Paul J. Smith	February 18[39]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Goofy	How to Play Golf	Jack Kinney	N/A	Paul J. Smith	March 10[39]	"The Complete Goofy"
Donald Duck	Donald Duck and the Gorilla	Jack King	N/A	Oliver Wallace	March 31[39]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"	First appearance of Ajax.
Donald Duck	Contrary Condor	Jack King	Rex Cox	Oliver Wallace	April 21[39]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two" "Funny Factory with Donald"
Donald Duck	Commando Duck	Jack King	Jack Hannah	Oliver Wallace	May 12[39]	"On the Front Lines" "The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Pluto	Springtime for Pluto	Charles Nichols	Nick George Eric Gurney	Oliver Wallace	June 23[40]	"The Complete Pluto"	The first Disney short with opening credits.
Donald Duck	The Plastics Inventor	Jack King	Jack Hannah Dick Shaw	Oliver Wallace	September 1[40]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"	Mickey Mouse's closing theme (a different version) is used instead of Donald's.
Goofy	How to Play Football	Jack Kinney	Rex Cox Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	September 15[40]	"The Complete Goofy" "Extreme Sports Fun"
Pluto	First Aiders	Charles Nichols	Rex Cox Harry Reeves	Paul J. Smith	September 22[40]	"The Complete Pluto" "Best Pals: Mickey and Minnie"
Donald Duck	Donald's Off Day	Jack Hannah	Bill Berg Dick Shaw	Oliver Wallace	December 8[40]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two" "Funny Factory with Hewey, Dewey & Louie"

1945

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Goofy	Tiger Trouble	Jack Kinney	Bill Peed	Paul J. Smith	January 5[41]	"The Complete Goofy" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 3"
Donald Duck	The Clock Watcher	Jack King	Rex Cox Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	January 26[41]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two" "Holiday Celebration with Mickey & Pals"
Pluto	Dog Watch	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney	Oliver Wallace	March 16[41]	"The Complete Pluto"
Donald Duck	The Eyes Have It	Jack Hannah	Bill Berg Ralph Wright	Paul J. Smith	March 30[41]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Goofy	African Diary	Jack Kinney	Bill Peed	Oliver Wallace	April 20[41]	"The Complete Goofy" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 1"
Donald Duck	Donald's Crime	Jack King	Ralph Wright	Edward Plumb	May 11[41]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two" "Best Pals: Donald and Daisy"
Goofy	Californy 'er Bust	Jack Kinney	Bill Peed	Paul J. Smith	July 13[42]	"The Complete Goofy"
Pluto	Canine Casanova	Charles Nichols	Harry Reeves Jesse Marsh Rex Cox	Oliver Wallace	July 27[42]	"The Complete Pluto"
Donald Duck	Duck Pimples	Jack Kinney	Virgil Partch Dick Shaw	Oliver Wallace	August 10[42]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Pluto	The Legend of Coyote Rock	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney	Oliver Wallace	August 24[42]	"The Complete Pluto"	Donald Duck's ending theme is used instead of Pluto's.
Donald & Goofy	No Sail	Jack Hannah	Dick Kinney Ralph Wright	Oliver Wallace	September 7[42]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two" "Extreme Adventure Fun"
Goofy	Hockey Homicide	Jack Kinney	Bill Berg Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	September 21[42]	"The Complete Goofy"
Donald Duck	Cured Duck	Jack King	Roy Williams	Oliver Wallace	October 26[42]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two" "Best Pals: Donald and Daisy"
Pluto	Canine Patrol	Charles Nichols	Harry Reeves Tom Oreb	Oliver Wallace	December 7[43]	"The Complete Pluto"
Donald Duck	Old Sequoia	Jack King	Homer Brightman	Oliver Wallace	December 21[43]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two" "Extreme Adventure Fun"

1946

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Goofy	A Knight for a Day	Jack Hannah	Bill Peed	Oliver Wallace	March 8[43]	"The Complete Goofy"
Pluto	Pluto's Kid Brother	Charles Nichols	Harry Reeves Jesse Marsh	Oliver Wallace	April 12[43]	"The Complete Pluto"
Pluto	In Dutch	Charles Nichols	Harry Reeves Jesse Marsh	Oliver Wallace	May 10[43]	"The Complete Pluto" "Mickey & Minnie's Sweetheart Stories" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 1"	Goofy's ending theme is used instead of Pluto's.
Mickey Mouse	Squatter's Rights	Jack Hannah	Harry Reeves	Oliver Wallace	June 7[43]	"The Complete Pluto"
Donald Duck	Donald's Double Trouble	Jack King	Roy Williams	Oliver Wallace	June 28[43]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two" "Mickey & Minnie's Sweetheart Stories" "Best Pals: Donald and Daisy"
Pluto	The Purloined Pup	Charles Nichols	Harry Reeves Jesse Marsh	Oliver Wallace	July 19[44]	"The Complete Pluto Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Wet Paint	Jack King	Roy Williams	Oliver Wallace	August 9[44]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"	Pluto's ending theme is used instead of Donald's.
Donald Duck	Dumbell of the Yukon	Jack King	Harry Reeves Homer Brightman	Oliver Wallace	August 30[44]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Lighthouse Keeping	Jack Hannah	Harry Reeves Jesse Marsh	Oliver Wallace	September 20[44]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Figaro	Bath Day	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney	Oliver Wallace	October 11[44]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Best Pals: Mickey and Minnie" The Aristocats
Donald & Goofy	Frank Duck Brings 'em Back Alive	Jack Hannah	Dick Kinney	Oliver Wallace	November 1[44]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"
Goofy	Double Dribble	Jack Hannah	Bill Berg Milt Banta	Oliver Wallace	November 29[44]	"The Complete Goofy" "Extreme Sports Fun"
Pluto	Pluto's Housewarming	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney Bill de la Torre	Oliver Wallace	December 20[45]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Best Pals: Mickey and Pluto"

1947

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Pluto	Rescue Dog	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney Bill de la Torre	Oliver Wallace	March 21[45]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Holiday Celebration with Mickey & Pals"
Donald Duck	Straight Shooters	Jack Hannah	MacDonald MacPherson Jack Huber	Oliver Wallace	April 18[45]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Funny Factory with Hewey, Dewey & Louie"
Donald Duck	Sleepy Time Donald	Jack King	Roy Williams	Oliver Wallace	May 9[45]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Best Pals: Donald and Daisy"
Figaro	Figaro and Frankie	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney Bill de la Torre	Oliver Wallace	May 30[45]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Best Pals: Mickey and Minnie"	Final cartoon produced in the Figaro series.
Donald Duck	Clown of the Jungle	Jack Hannah	Ray Patin Payne Thebaut	Oliver Wallace	June 20[45]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"
Donald Duck	Donald's Dilemma	Jack King	Roy Williams	Oliver Wallace	July 11[45]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Extreme Music Fun"	*Donald Duck's first opening theme song. Pluto's ending theme is used instead of Donald's.
Donald & Goofy	Crazy with the Heat	Bob Carlson	Ralph Wright Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	August 1[45]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 2"	Final Donald and Goofy series. One version of this cartoon uses Goofy's theme music and on "The Chronological Donald, Volume Three", Donald's theme song is used.
Donald Duck	Bootle Beetle	Jack Hannah	Bill Berg Milt Banta	Oliver Wallace	August 22[45]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"
Donald Duck	Wide Open Spaces	Jack King	MacDonald MacPherson Jack Huber	Oliver Wallace	September 12[45]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Delayed Date	Charles Nichols	Art Scott	Oliver Wallace	October 3[45]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "Mickey & Minnie's Sweetheart Stories" "Best Pals: Mickey and Minnie"
Goofy	Foul Hunting	Jack Hannah	Dick Kinney Bob North	Oliver Wallace	October 31[45]	"The Complete Goofy"
Pluto	Mail Dog	Charles Nichols	MacDonald MacPherson Jack Huber	aul J. Smith	November 14[45]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Chip an' Dale	Jack Hannah	Dick Kinney Bob North	Oliver Wallace	November 28[46]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Starring Chip 'n' Dale"	First cartoon to co-star Donald Duck and Chip n Dale.
Pluto	Pluto's Blue Note	Charles Nichols	Milt Schaffer Jack Huber	Oliver Wallace	December 26[46]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Extreme Music Fun"

1948

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Goofy	They're Off	Jack Hannah	Riley Thomson Campbell Grant	Oliver Wallace	January 30[46]	"The Complete Goofy"
Goofy	The Big Wash	Clyde Geronimi	Bill Berg Milt Banta	Oliver Wallace	February 27[46]	"The Complete Goofy" "Starring Goofy"	Pluto's end theme is used instead of Goofy's.
Donald Duck	Drip Dippy Donald	Jack King	Nick George	Oliver Wallace	March 5[46]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey Down Under	Charles Nichols	MacDonald MacPherson Jack Huber	Oliver Wallace	March 19[46]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 1"
Donald Duck	Daddy Duck	Jack Hannah	Jack Cosgriff Bob McCormick	Oliver Wallace	April 16[46]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Funny Factory with Donald"	Goofy's ending theme (a different version) is used instead of Donald's.
Pluto	Bone Bandit	Charles Nichols	Art Scott Sterling Sturtevant	Oliver Wallace	April 30[46]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Donald's Dream Voice	Jack King	Roy Williams	Oliver Wallace	May 21[46]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Best Pals: Donald and Daisy"
Pluto	Pluto's Purchase	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney Bill de la Torre	Oliver Wallace	July 9[46]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two"	Goofy's ending theme is used instead of Pluto's.
Donald Duck	The Trial of Donald Duck	Jack King	Dan MacManus	Oliver Wallace	July 30[47]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"	Goofy's ending theme music (a different version) is used instead of Donald's.
Pluto	Cat Nap Pluto	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney	Oliver Wallace	August 13[47]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Best Pals: Mickey and Pluto"
Donald Duck	Inferior Decorator	Jack Hannah	Lee Morehouse Bill Moore	Oliver Wallace	August 27[47]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Starring Donald"
Pluto	Pluto's Fledgling	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney Milt Schaffer	Oliver Wallace	September 10[47]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Best Pals: Mickey and Pluto"
Donald Duck	Soup's On	Jack Hannah	Bill Berg Milt Banta	Oliver Wallace	October 15[47]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Funny Factory with Hewey, Dewey & Louie"	Goofy's ending theme is used instead of Donald's.
Donald Duck	Three for Breakfast	Jack Hannah	Nick George	Oliver Wallace	November 5[47]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Starring Chip 'n' Dale"
Mickey Mouse	Mickey and the Seal	Charles Nichols	Nick George Milt Schaffer	Oliver Wallace	December 3[47]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "Funny Factory with Mickey"
Donald Duck	Tea for Two Hundred	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	December 24[48]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"

1949

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Pluto	Pueblo Pluto	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney Milt Schaffer	Oliver Wallace	January 14[48]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Best Pals: Mickey and Pluto" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 3"
Donald Duck	Donald's Happy Birthday	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	February 11[48]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"
Pluto	Pluto's Surprise Package	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney Milt Schaffer	Oliver Wallace	March 4[48]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Sea Salts	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	April 8[48]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"
Pluto	Pluto's Sweater	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney Milt Schaffer	Oliver Wallace	April 29[48]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Best Pals: Mickey and Minnie"	Final Figaro the cat cartoon.
Donald Duck	Winter Storage	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	June 3[48]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"
Pluto	Bubble Bee	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney Milt Schaffer	Oliver Wallace	June 24[48]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Honey Harvester	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	August 5[48]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"
Goofy	Tennis Racquet	Jack Kinney	Dick Kinney	Oliver Wallace	August 26[48]	"The Complete Goofy" "Extreme Sports Fun"
Donald Duck	All in a Nutshell	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	September 2[49]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"
Goofy	Goofy Gymnastics	Jack Kinney	Dick Kinney	Oliver Wallace	September 23[49]	"The Complete Goofy" "Extreme Sports Fun"
Donald Duck	The Greener Yard	Jack Hannah	Bill Berg Milt Banta	Oliver Wallace	October 14[49]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"
Pluto	Sheep Dog	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney Milt Schaffer	Oliver Wallace	November 4[49]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Slide, Donald, Slide	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	November 25[49]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"
Donald Duck	Toy Tinkers	Jack Hannah	Harry Reeves Milt Banta	Paul J. Smith	December 16[49]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Holiday Celebration with Mickey & Pals"

1950s

1950

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Pluto	Pluto's Heart Throb	Charles Nichols	Roy Williams	Oliver Wallace	January 6[50]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Mickey & Minnie's Sweetheart Stories"
Donald Duck	Lion Around	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	January 20[50]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Funny Factory with Hewey, Dewey & Louie"
Pluto	Pluto and the Gopher	Charles Nichols	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Oliver Wallace	February 10[50]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Best Pals: Mickey and Minnie"
N/A	The Brave Engineer	Jack Kinney	Dick Kinney Dick Shaw	Ken Darby	March 3[50]	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s" Disney's American Legends
Donald Duck	Crazy Over Daisy	Jack Hannah	Roy Williams Milt Banta	Oliver Wallace	March 24[50]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Best Pals: Donald and Daisy"	Only cartoon to co-star Daisy Duck and Chip 'n' Dale.
Pluto	Wonder Dog	Charles Nichols	Bill Peed Milt Banta	Oliver Wallace	April 7[50]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Trailer Horn	Jack Hannah	Roy Williams	Paul J. Smith	April 28[50]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Extreme Adventure Fun"
Pluto	Primitive Pluto	Charles Nichols	Eric Gurney Bill de la Torre	Oliver Wallace	May 26[50]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two"
Pluto	Puss Cafe	Charles Nichols	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	June 9[50]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" Oliver & Company (20th Anniversary)
Goofy	Motor Mania	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	June 30[51]	"The Complete Goofy"
Pluto	Pests of the West	Charles Nichols	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	July 21[51]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two"
Pluto	Food for Feudin'	Charles Nichols	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	August 11[51]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Starring Chip 'n' Dale" Disney's Have a Laugh!, Volume One"
Donald Duck	Hook, Lion and Sinker	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Paul J. Smith	September 1[51]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three"
Pluto	Camp Dog	Charles Nichols	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	September 22[51]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Bee at the Beach	Jack Hannah	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Joseph S. Dubin	October 13[51]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Starring Donald"
Goofy	Hold That Pose	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	November 3[51]	"The Complete Goofy" "Starring Goofy"
N/A	Morris the Midget Moose	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	November 24[51]	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s" "Timeless Tales, Volume Three"
Donald Duck	Out on a Limb	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Joseph S. Dubin	December 15[52]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Three" "Starring Chip 'n' Dale"

1951

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Goofy	Lion Down	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	January 5[52]	"The Complete Goofy" "Starring Goofy"
Chip 'n' Dale	Chicken in the Rough	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Joseph S. Dubin	January 19[52]	"Starring Chip 'n' Dale"	First Chip and Dale cartoon in their own series. Most of their cartoons before were in the Donald Duck series.
Pluto	Cold Storage	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Joseph S. Dubin	February 9[52]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two"
Donald Duck	Dude Duck	Jack Hannah	Ralph Wright Riley Thompson	Paul J. Smith	March 2[52]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"
Goofy	Home Made Home	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Joseph S. Dubin	March 23[52]	"The Complete Goofy"
Donald Duck	Corn Chips	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	April 6[52]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four" "Holiday Celebration with Mickey & Pals"
Goofy	Cold War	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Joseph S. Dubin	April 20[52]	"The Complete Goofy"
Pluto	Plutopia	Charles Nichols	Ralph Wright Al Bertino	Joseph S. Dubin	May 18[52]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "The Complete Pluto, Volume Two" "Best Pals: Mickey and Pluto"
Donald Duck	Test Pilot Donald	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Paul J. Smith	June 8[52]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"
Goofy	Tomorrow We Diet!	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Joseph S. Dubin	June 29[52]	"The Complete Goofy"
Donald Duck	Lucky Number	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Paul J. Smith	July 20[52]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four" "Funny Factory with Hewey, Dewey & Louie"
Mickey Mouse	R'Coon Dawg	Charles Nichols	Ralph Wright Al Bertino	Paul J. Smith	August 10[53]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "Funny Factory with Mickey"
Goofy	Get Rich Quick	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	August 31[53]	"The Complete Goofy"
Pluto	Cold Turkey	Charles Nichols	Leo Salkin Al Bertino	Paul J. Smith	September 21[53]	"The Complete Pluto, Volume Two"	Final cartoon produced in the Pluto series. The final appearance of Milton the Cat.
Goofy	Fathers Are People	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	October 26[53]	"The Complete Goofy"
Donald Duck	Out of Scale	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Paul J. Smith	November 2[53]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four" "Starring Chip 'n' Dale"
Goofy	No Smoking	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	November 23[53]	"The Complete Goofy"
Donald Duck	Bee on Guard	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	December 14[53]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"

1952

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Goofy	Father's Lion	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Joseph S. Dubin	January 4[54]	"The Complete Goofy" "Funny Factory with Goofy"
Donald Duck	Donald Applecore	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Joseph S. Dubin	January 18[54]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four" Melody Time (Gold Classic Collection)
Goofy	Hello Aloha	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Harry Owens	February 8[54]	"The Complete Goofy" "Extreme Adventure Fun" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 3"
Chip 'n' Dale	Two Chips and a Miss	Jack Hannah	Nick George Bill Berg	Joseph S. Dubin	February 29[54]	"Starring Chip 'n' Dale"
Goofy	Man's Best Friend	Jack Kinney	Milt Banta Al Bertino	Joseph S. Dubin	March 21[54]	"The Complete Goofy" "Funny Factory with Goofy"
N/A	Lambert the Sheepish Lion	Jack Hannah	Bill Peet Ralph Wright Milt Banta	Joseph S. Dubin	April 4[54]	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s" The Fox and the Hound (25th Anniversary) Melody Time (Gold Classic Collection)
Donald Duck	Let's Stick Together	Jack Hannah	Nick George Al Bertino	Oliver Wallace	April 25[54]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"
Goofy	Two Gun Goofy	Jack Kinney	Brice Mack Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	May 16[54]	"The Complete Goofy"
N/A	Susie the Little Blue Coupe	Clyde Geronimi	Bill Peet Don da Gradi	Paul J. Smith	June 6[54]	"It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 2" The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (Gold Collection)
Goofy	Teachers are People	Jack Kinney	Brice Mack Dick Kinney	Oliver Wallace	June 27[54]	"The Complete Goofy"
Donald Duck	Uncle Donald's Ants	Jack Hannah	Nick George Al Bertino	Joseph S. Dubin	July 18[54]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"
N/A	The Little House	Wilfred Jackson	Bill Peet Bill Cottrell	Paul J. Smith	August 8[54]	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 4"
Mickey Mouse	Pluto's Party	Milt Schaffer	Bill Berg Leo Salkin	Oliver Wallace	September 12[55]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "Best Pals: Mickey and Pluto"
Donald Duck	Trick or Treat	Jack Hannah	Ralph Wright	Paul J. Smith	October 10[55]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"
Goofy	Two Weeks Vacation	Jack Kinney	Al Bertino	Oliver Wallace	October 31[55]	"The Complete Goofy" "Extreme Adventure Fun"
Mickey Mouse	Pluto's Christmas Tree	Jack Hannah	Bill Berg Milt Schaffer	Joseph S. Dubin	November 21[55]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two" "Classic Holiday Stories"	Final appearance of Donald Duck and Goofy in a Mickey Mouse Cartoon. Only appearance of Chip 'n' Dale in a Mickey Mouse Cartoon. Final appearance of Minnie Mouse, until in "Mickey's Christmas Carol"
Goofy	How to Be a Detective	Jack Kinney	Brice Mack Dick Kinney	Joseph S. Dubin	December 12[55]	"The Complete Goofy"

1953

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Goofy	Father's Day Off	Jack Kinney	Brice Mack Dick Kinney	Paul J. Smith	March 27[56]	"The Complete Goofy" "Starring Goofy"
Mickey Mouse	The Simple Things	Charles Nichols	Bill Berg	Paul J. Smith	April 17[56]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two"	*Last Mickey Mouse short produced by Walt Disney. Final appearance of Mickey Mouse & Pluto, until in "Mickey's Christmas Carol" and "The Prince and the Pauper".
Goofy	For Whom the Bulls Toil	Jack Kinney	Brice Mack Dick Kinney	Rafael Mendez Joseph S. Dubin	May 8[56]	"The Complete Goofy" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 4"
Donald Duck	Don's Fountain of Youth	Jack Hannah	Ralph Wright	Joseph S. Dubin	May 29[56]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four" "Funny Factory with Huey, Dewey & Louie"
Adventures in Music	Melody	Ward Kimball Charles Nichols	Dick Huemer	Joseph S. Dubin Sonny Burke Paul Webster	June 11[57]	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s" "Fantasia 2000"	First of two Adventures in Music shorts. Released in 3-D. First appearance Of Professor Owl.
Goofy	Father's Weekend	Jack Kinney	Brice Mack Dick Kinney	Joseph S. Dubin	June 19[56]	"The Complete Goofy" "Funny Factory with Goofy"
Goofy	How to Dance	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Firehouse Five Plus Two Joseph S. Dubin	July 10[57]	"The Complete Goofy" "Starring Goofy" "Extreme Music Fun"
Donald Duck	The New Neighbor	Jack Hannah	Nick George Milt Schaffer	Edward Plumb	July 31[57]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"
N/A	Football (Now and Then)	Jack Kinney	Lance Nolley	Edward Plumb	October 2[57]	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"
Donald Duck	Rugged Bear	Jack Hannah	Al Bertino Dave Detiege	Oliver Wallace	October 23[57]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"
Adventures in Music	Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom	Ward Kimball Charles Nichols	Dick Huemer	Joseph S. Dubin Sonny Burke Jack Elliot	November 10	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s" "Fantasia 2000"	*Second of two Adventures in Music shorts. First Disney cartoon produced in 2:35.1 CinemaScope. First short distributed by Disney's own distribution firm Buena Vista.
N/A	Ben and Me	Hamilton Luske	Bill Peet Ted Sears (story adaptation) Winston Hibler (story adaptation)	Oliver Wallace	November 11	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s" "Timeless Tales, Volume Three"	Received an Academy Award Nomination in the Short Subject (Two-reel) category.
Donald Duck	Working for Peanuts	Jack Hannah	Nick George Roy Williams	Oliver Wallace	November 13[58]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four" "Starring Chip 'n' Dale"	Released in 3-D
Goofy	How to Sleep	Jack Kinney	Nick George Roy Williams	Edward Plumb	December 4[58]	"The Complete Goofy"
Donald Duck	Canvas Back Duck	Jack Hannah	Jack Kinney Bill Berg	Oliver Wallace	December 25[58]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four" "Funny Factory with Donald"	*Final cartoon to co-star Donald and Pete. Only cartoon to co-star Huey, Dewey & Louie and Pete.

1954

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Donald Duck	Spare the Rod	Jack Hannah	Nick George Roy Williams	Oliver Wallace	January 15[58]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"	Cameo appearance of Casey Jr.(Black Train).
Donald Duck	Donald's Diary	Jack Kinney	Brice Mack Dick Kinney	Edward Plumb	March 5[58]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four" "Best Pals: Donald and Daisy"
Chip 'n' Dale	The Lone Chipmunks	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Oliver Wallace	April 16[59]	Davy Crockett (2-movie set)	Last cartoon produced in the Chip 'n' Dale series. Only cartoon to co-star Chip 'n' Dale and Pete. Final appearance of Pete, until in "Mickey's Christmas Carol".
N/A	Pigs Is Pigs	Jack Kinney	Leo Salkin	Oliver Wallace	May 21[59]	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"
N/A	Casey Bats Again	Jack Kinney	Brice Mack Dick Kinney	Oliver Wallace	June 18[59]	Melody Time (Gold Classic Collection)
Donald Duck	Dragon Around	Jack Hannah	Nick George Roy Williams	Oliver Wallace	July 16[59]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four" "Starring Chip 'n' Dale"
Donald Duck	Grin and Bear It	Jack Hannah	Al Bertino Dave Detiege	Oliver Wallace	August 13[59]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"	First appearances of ranger J. Audubon Woodlore & Humphrey, the bear
N/A	Social Lion	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Oliver Wallace	October 15[60]	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"	2 cartoon appearance of Lambert Lion. Final Goofy's Theme (1950-1954).
Donald Duck	The Flying Squirrel	Jack Hannah	Nick George Roy Williams	Oliver Wallace	November 19[60]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"
Donald Duck	Grand Canyonscope	Charkes Nichols	Milt Schaffer Nick George	Oliver Wallace	December 23	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"	Produced in 2:35.1 CinemaScope Final cartoon to co-star Donald Duck and Louie the Mountain Lion. Only cartoon to co-star Louie and J. Audubon Woodlore. Final appearance of Louie the Mountain Lion.

1955

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Donald Duck	No Hunting	Jack Hannah	Dick Shaw Bill Berg Milt Schaffer	Oliver Wallace	January 14[61]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"	Produced in 2:35.1 CinemaScope. Donald Duck's final solo cartoon.
Donald Duck	Bearly Asleep	Jack Hannah	Al Bertino Dave Detiege	Oliver Wallace	August 19[61]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"	Produced in 2:35.1 CinemaScope
Donald Duck	Beezy Bear	Jack Hannah	Al Bertino Dave Detiege	Oliver Wallace	September 2[61]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"	Produced in 2:35.1 CinemaScope
Donald Duck	Up a Tree	Jack Hannah	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Oliver Wallace	September 23[61]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"

1956

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Donald Duck	Chips Ahoy	Jack Kinney	Milt Schaffer Dick Kinney	Oliver Wallace	February 24[62]	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"	Produced in 2:35.1 CinemaScope Last Donald Duck short to be distributed by RKO. Final appearance of Chip and Dale, until in "Mickey's Christmas Carol". Final cartoon to co-star Donald Duck, Chip and Dale.
Humphrey the Bear	Hooked Bear	Jack Hannah	Al Bertino Dave Detiege	Oliver Wallace	April 27[62]	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"	Produced in 2:35.1 CinemaScope
Donald Duck	How to Have an Accident in the Home	Charles Nichols	Bill Berg Jack Kinney	Oliver Wallace	July 8	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"	Produced in 2:35.1 CinemaScope First Donald Duck short to be distributed by Disney's own distribution firm Buena Vista.
N/A	Jack and Old Mac	Bill Justice	Dick Kinney Roy Williams	George Bruns	July 18	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"
Humphrey the Bear	In the Bag	Jack Hannah	Al Bertino Dave Detiege	George Bruns	July 27[62]	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"	Last short produced in 2:35.1 CinemaScope Last short Distributed by RKO Radio Pictures. Final appearances of ranger J. Audubon Woodlore & Humphrey, the bear.
N/A	A Cowboy Needs a Horse	Bill Justice	Dick Kinney Roy Williams	George Bruns	November 6	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 1"

1957-1959

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
N/A	The Story of Anyburg, U.S.A.	Clyde Geronimi	Dick Huemer	Joseph S. Dubin	June 19, 1957	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"
N/A	The Truth About Mother Goose	Wolfgang Reitherman Bill Justice	Bill Peet	George Bruns	August 28, 1957	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"
N/A	Paul Bunyan	Les Clark	Lance Nolley Ted Berman	George Bruns	August 1, 1958	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s" "Disney's American Legends"
Donald Duck	Donald in Mathmagic Land	Hamilton Luske	Milt Banta Bill Berg Heinz Haber	Buddy Baker	June 26, 1959	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four" Donald in Mathmagic Land	Received an Academy Award Nomination in the Documentary (short subject) category.
Donald Duck	How to Have an Accident at Work	Charles Nichols	Bill Berg Jack Kinney	Oliver Wallace	September 2, 1959	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"	Final appearance of Daisy Duck (cameo as Donald's unnamed wife), until in "Mickey's Christmas Carol".
N/A	Noah's Ark	Bill Justice	T. Hee	George Bruns	November 10, 1959	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"	First Stop-motion film created by Walt Disney Studio.

1960s

Series	Title	Director	Writer	Composer	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
N/A	Goliath II	Wolfgang Reitherman	Bill Peet	George Bruns	January 21, 1960	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s" "It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 1"	In theaters with Toby Tyler
N/A	The Saga of Windwagon Smith	C. August Nichols	Lance Nolley C. August Nichols	George Bruns	March 16, 1961	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"
Donald Duck	Donald and the Wheel	Hamilton Luske	Bill Berg	Buddy Baker	June 21, 1961	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"
Donald Duck	The Litterbug	Hamilton Luske	Bill Berg Lance Nolley	Buddy Baker	June 21, 1961	"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"	Final cartoon produced in the Donald Duck series.
Goofy	Aquamania	Wolfgang Reitherman	Vance Gerry Ralph Wright	Buddy Baker	December 20, 1961	"The Complete Goofy" "Funny Factory with Goofy"	Final cartoon produced in the Goofy series.
N/A	A Symposium on Popular Songs	Bill Justice	Xavier Atencio	Sherman Brothers Camarata	December 19, 1962	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"	Only appearance of Ludwig Von Drake in a theatrical product. Film combines traditional animation with stop-motion.
Goofy	Freewayphobia	Les Clark	William R. Bosché	George Bruns	February 13, 1965
Goofy	Goofy's Freeway Troubles	Les Clark	William R. Bosché	George Bruns	September 22, 1965		Final appearance of Goofy, until in "Mickey's Christmas Carol"
Winnie the Pooh	Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree*	Wolfgang Reitherman	Ralph Wright Xavier Atencio Ken Anderson Vance Gerry Larry Clemmons Dick Lucas	Sherman Brothers Buddy Baker	February 4, 1966		In theaters with The Ugly Dachshund. Edited into The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. Last short released in Walt Disney's lifetime.
N/A	Scrooge McDuck and Money	Hamilton Luske	Bill Berg	Mel Leven Franklyn Marks	March 23, 1967		Only appearance of Scrooge McDuck., until in "Mickey's Christmas Carol" Final appearances of Huey, Dewey & Louie, until in "Mickey's Christmas Carol"
Winnie the Pooh	Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day	Wolfgang Reitherman	Winston Hibler Ralph Wright Vance Gerry Julius Svendsen Larry Clemmons	Sherman Brothers Buddy Baker	December 20, 1968	Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin	In theaters with The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit. Last short produced by Walt Disney. Edited into The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
N/A	It's Tough to Be a Bird	Ward Kimball	Ted Berman Ward Kimball	George Bruns	December 10, 1969

Other shorts

Various exclusive, commercial, government-comissioned, educational, and non-theatrical shorts.

Series	Title	Director	Release Date	DVD Release	Notes
Mickey Mouse*	Minnie's Yoo Hoo	Walt Disney	1930	"Mickey Mouse in Black and White"	Mickey invites the audience to join him in singing "Minnie's Yoo Hoo" Produced for exclusive clubs
Mickey Mouse*	Parade of the Award Nominees		November 18, 1932[63]	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color"	Special production, Produced for the 5th Academy Awards; not released theatrically. First appearances of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow and Pluto in color.
Mickey Mouse*	Mickey's Surprise Party		February 18, 1939	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color"	*Commercial short produced for National Biscuit company.
Mickey Mouse*	The Standard Parade		December 31, 1939	"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two"	*Commercial short produced for Standard Oil.
Donald Duck*	The Volunteer Worker		September 1, 1940	"The Chronological Donald" "The Chronological Donald, Volume Two"	*Commercial short produced for Community Chest.
NFBC*	The Thrifty Pig	Ford Beebe	November 19, 1941	"On the Front Lines"	*Produced for National Film Board of Canada, propaganda short encouraging Canadians to buy War Bonds
NFBC*	Seven Wise Dwarfs	Ford Beebe	December 12, 1941	"On the Front Lines"	*Produced for National Film Board of Canada, propaganda short encouraging Canadians to buy War Bonds
NFBC - Donald Duck*	Donald's Decision		January 11, 1942	"On the Front Lines"	Produced for National Film Board of Canada, propaganda short encouraging Canadians to buy War Bonds
NFBC - Mickey Mouse*	All Together		January 13, 1942	"On the Front Lines"	Produced for National Film Board of Canada, propaganda short encouraging Canadians to buy War Bonds
WAC - Donald Duck*	The New Spirit	Wilfred Jackson	January 23, 1942	"On the Front Lines"	Produced for US Treasury Department. Distributed by the War Activities Committee. Received an Academy Award Nomination in the Documentary category.
N/A	Food Will Win the War		July 21, 1942	"On the Front Lines"	Non-theatrical government - war short Produced for U.S. Department of Agriculture
WAC - Pluto*	Out of the Frying Pan Into the Firing Line	Ben Sharpsteen	July 30, 1942	"On the Front Lines"	*Wartime Propaganda short starring Pluto and Minnie Mouse. Produced for the War Activities Committee
N/A	Stop That Tank (aka: Boys Anti-Tank Rifle)	Ub Iwerks	?.?.1942	"Walt Disney Treasures: Wave Three"	War propaganda short produced for the National Film Board of Canada
Donald Duck*	The Spirit of '43	Jack King	January 7, 1943	"On the Front Lines"	produced for US Treasury Department
N/A	The Grain That Built a Hemisphere	Bill Roberts	January 4, 1943	"On the Front Lines"	Non-theatrical government - war short Produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs. Received an Academy Award Nomination in the Documentary category.
N/A	Water, Friend or Enemy	Clyde Geronimi	April 6, 1943		Non-theatrical government - war short Sponsored by Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs.
N/A	Defense Against Invasion		August 11, 1943	"On the Front Lines"	Non-theaterical government - war short Produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs Produced on higher budget than most other shorts produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs.
N/A	The Winged Scourge	Bill Roberts	November 5, 1943		Featuring the Seven Dwarfs
A Few Quick Facts*	Voting for Service Men overseas		?.?.1944		Non-theatrical government - war short Produced for US Army
A Few Quick Facts*	Venereal Disease		?.?.1944		Non-theatrical government - war short Produced for US Army Lost film
N/A	The Right Spark Plug in the Right Place		February 12, 1945		Non-theatrical industrial short Produced for Electric Auto-Lite Company.
A Few Quick Facts	Another Change		?.?.1945		Non-theatrical governmental short Produced for US Army
N/A	The Dawn of Better Living		May 28, 1945		Non-theatrical industrial short Produced for Westinghouse Electric
N/A	Something You Didn't Eat		June 11, 1945		Non-theatrical industrial short Produced for Cereal Institute
Health for the Americas	Hookworm		June 30, 1945		Non-theatrical government - war short Produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
Health for the Americas	Insects as Carriers of Disease		June 30, 1945		Non-theatrical government - war short Produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
Health for the Americas	Cleanliness Brings Health		June 30, 1945	"On the Front Lines"	Non-theatrical government - war short Produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
Health for the Americas	Infant Care and Feeding		July 31, 1945		Non-theatrical government - war short Produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
N/A	Hold Your Horsepower		August 8, 1945		Non-theatrical industrial short Produced for The Texans Company
Health for the Americas	The Human Body		August 13, 1945		Non-theatrical government - war short Produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
Health for the Americas	What Is Disease? [a.k.a. The Unseen Enemy]		August 13, 1945		Non-theatrical government - war short Produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
Health for the Americas	Tuberculosis		August 13, 1945		Non-theatrical government - war short Produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs alternative version is known to exist.
Health for the Americas	How Disease Travels		August 22, 1945		Non-theatrical government - war short Produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
N/A	Light Is What You Make It		December 3, 1945		Non-theatrical Industrial short Produced for National Better Light Better Sight Bureau
N/A	The ABC of Hand Tools		February 5, 1946		Non-theatrical industrial short Produced for General Motors
N/A	The Building of a Tire		February 14, 1946		Non-theatrical industrial short Produced for Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
N/A	Bathing Time for Baby		March 12, 1946		Non-theatrical industrial short produced for Johnson & Johnson
Health for the Americas	Planning for Good Eating		April 3, 1946	"On the Front Lines"	Non-theatrical governmental short Produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
Health for the Americas	Environmental Sanitation		April 3, 1946		Non-theatrical governmental short Produced for Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
Pluto*	A Feather in His Collar	Charles Nichols	August 7, 1946	"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"	Commercial short *Produced for Community Chests of America
N/A	Treasure from the Sea		September 30, 1946		Non-theatrical industrial short produced for Dow Chemical Company Lost Film
N/A	The Story of Menstruation		October 18, 1946		Non-theatrical industrial short produced for Kimberly-Clark and International Cellu-Cotton Company
N/A	How to Catch a Cold		September 5, 1951		Commercial short Produced for Kleenex Tissue
Donald Duck	Donald's Fire Survival Plan	Les Clark	May 5, 1965		Created by Walt Disney Educational and distributed to Schools
Donald Duck	Steel and America	Les Clark	May 5, 1965		Donald Duck, Non-Theatrical cartoon produced for the American Iron and Steel Institute
Donald Duck	Family Planning		December 1, 1967		Donald Duck (host), Non-theatrical and mostly shown in Latin America
Triangle of Health	Steps Toward Maturity and Health	Les Clark	June 1968		Created by Walt Disney Educational and distributed to Schools
Upjohn's Triangle of Health	Understanding Stresses and Strains	Les Clark	June 1968		Created by Walt Disney Educational and distributed to Schools
Upjohn's Triangle of Health	Physical Fitness and Good Health†	Les Clark	August 1969		Created by Walt Disney Educational and distributed to Schools
Upjohn's Triangle of Health	The Social Side of Health†	Les Clark	August 1969		Created by Walt Disney Educational and distributed to Schools
What Should I Do?	The Fight†	Les Clark	August 1969		Created by Walt Disney Educational and distributed to Schools
What Should I Do?	The Game†	Les Clark	December 1969		Created by Walt Disney Educational and distributed to Schools

References

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4} Motion Picture News (3/15/1930)
2. ↑ ^{2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13} Motion Picture News (Oct-Dec 1930)
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6} Motion Picture Herald (Apr-Jun 1931)
4. ↑ Harrison's Reports (1930)
5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1} Harrison's Reports (1931)
6. ↑ Motion Picture Herald (Oct 1931)
7. ↑ ^{7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5} Motion Picture Herald (Oct-Dec 1931)
8. ↑ Harrison's Reports (1931)
9. ↑ ^{9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7} Motion Picture Herald (Apr-Jun 1932)
10. ↑ Harrison's Reports (1931)
11. ↑ ^{11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5} Motion Picture Herald (1932)
12. ↑ ^{12.0 12.1} Motion Picture Herald (12/24/1932)
13. ↑ ^{13.0 13.1 13.2} Motion Picture Herald (12/24/1932)
14. ↑ ^{14.00 14.01 14.02 14.03 14.04 14.05 14.06 14.07 14.08 14.09 14.10 14.11} Motion Picture Herald (3/25/1933)
15. ↑ ^{15.00 15.01 15.02 15.03 15.04 15.05 15.06 15.07 15.08 15.09 15.10 15.11 15.12} Motion Picture Herald (September 1933)
16. ↑ ^{16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 16.4} Motion Picture Herald (12/23/1933)
17. ↑ ^{17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 17.4 17.5 17.6 17.7 17.8} Motion Picture Herald (6/30/1934)
18. ↑ ^{18.0 18.1 18.2 18.3} Motion Picture Herald (10/27/1934; Shorts)
19. ↑ ^{19.0 19.1 19.2} Motion Picture Herald (12/29/1934)
20. ↑ ^{20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 20.4 20.5 20.6 20.7 20.8 20.9} Motion Picture Herald (8/31/1935)
21. ↑ ^{21.0 21.1} Harrison's Reports (1935)
22. ↑ ^{22.0 22.1 22.2 22.3 22.4} Motion Picture Herald (12/28/1935)
23. ↑ ^{23.0 23.1} Motion Picture Herald (06/27/1936)
24. ↑ ^{24.0 24.1 24.2 24.3 24.4 24.5 24.6 24.7 24.8 24.9} Motion Picture Herald (10/31/1936)
25. ↑ ^{25.0 25.1 25.2 25.3 25.4 25.5 25.6 25.7 25.8} Motion Picture Herald (6/26/1937)
26. ↑ ^{26.00 26.01 26.02 26.03 26.04 26.05 26.06 26.07 26.08 26.09 26.10 26.11} Motion Picture Herald (12/26/1937)
27. ↑ ^{27.00 27.01 27.02 27.03 27.04 27.05 27.06 27.07 27.08 27.09 27.10 27.11 27.12 27.13 27.14 27.15 27.16} Motion Picture Herald (10/22/1938)
28. ↑ Motion Picture Herald (12/31/1938)
29. ↑ ^{29.0 29.1 29.2 29.3 29.4 29.5} Motion Picture Herald (4/29/1939)
30. ↑ ^{30.0 30.1 30.2 30.3 30.4 30.5 30.6} Motion Picture Herald (12/30/1939)
31. ↑ ^{31.0 31.1 31.2 31.3 31.4 31.5 31.6 31.7 31.8} Motion Picture Herald (8/31/1940)
32. ↑ ^{32.0 32.1 32.2 32.3 32.4} BoxOffice Magazine (12/28/1940)
33. ↑ ^{33.0 33.1 33.2 33.3 33.4 33.5 33.6 33.7 33.8} BoxOffice Magazine (7/26/1941)
34. ↑ ^{34.0 34.1 34.2 34.3 34.4 34.5 34.6 34.7} BoxOffice Magazine (12/27/1941)
35. ↑ ^{35.0 35.1 35.2 35.3 35.4 35.5 35.6 35.7 35.8 35.9} BoxOffice Magazine (7/25/1942)
36. ↑ ^{36.0 36.1 36.2 36.3 36.4 36.5 36.6} BoxOffice Magazine (12/26/1942)
37. ↑ ^{37.00 37.01 37.02 37.03 37.04 37.05 37.06 37.07 37.08 37.09 37.10} BoxOffice Magazine (7/31/1943)
38. ↑ ^{38.0 38.1 38.2} BoxOffice Magazine (12/25/1943)
39. ↑ ^{39.0 39.1 39.2 39.3 39.4 39.5 39.6 39.7 39.8} BoxOffice Magazine (7/22/1944)
40. ↑ ^{40.0 40.1 40.2 40.3 40.4} BoxOffice Magazine (12/22/1944)
41. ↑ ^{41.0 41.1 41.2 41.3 41.4 41.5} BoxOffice Magazine (7/28/1945)
42. ↑ ^{42.0 42.1 42.2 42.3 42.4 42.5 42.6} BoxOffice Magazine (12/22/1945)
43. ↑ ^{43.0 43.1 43.2 43.3 43.4 43.5 43.6} BoxOffice Magazine (7/27/1946)
44. ↑ ^{44.0 44.1 44.2 44.3 44.4 44.5 44.6} BoxOffice Magazine (12/28/1946)
45. ↑ ^{45.00 45.01 45.02 45.03 45.04 45.05 45.06 45.07 45.08 45.09 45.10 45.11 45.12} BoxOffice Magazine (10/4/1947)
46. ↑ ^{46.0 46.1 46.2 46.3 46.4 46.5 46.6 46.7 46.8 46.9} BoxOffice Magazine (7/31/1948)
47. ↑ ^{47.0 47.1 47.2 47.3 47.4 47.5 47.6} BoxOffice Magazine (12/25/1948)
48. ↑ ^{48.0 48.1 48.2 48.3 48.4 48.5 48.6 48.7 48.8 48.9} BoxOffice Magazine (7/30/1949)
49. ↑ ^{49.0 49.1 49.2 49.3 49.4 49.5} BoxOffice Magazine (12/31/1949)
50. ↑ ^{50.0 50.1 50.2 50.3 50.4 50.5 50.6 50.7 50.8} BoxOffice Magazine (7/29/1950)
51. ↑ ^{51.0 51.1 51.2 51.3 51.4 51.5 51.6 51.7} BoxOffice Magazine (12/30/1950)
52. ↑ ^{52.00 52.01 52.02 52.03 52.04 52.05 52.06 52.07 52.08 52.09 52.10 52.11} BoxOffice Magazine (7/28/1951)
53. ↑ ^{53.0 53.1 53.2 53.3 53.4 53.5 53.6} BoxOffice Magazine (12/29/1951)
54. ↑ ^{54.00 54.01 54.02 54.03 54.04 54.05 54.06 54.07 54.08 54.09 54.10 54.11} BoxOffice Magazine (10/4/1952)
55. ↑ ^{55.0 55.1 55.2 55.3 55.4} BoxOffice Magazine (3/28/1953)
56. ↑ ^{56.0 56.1 56.2 56.3 56.4} BoxOffice Magazine (7/25/1953)
57. ↑ ^{57.0 57.1 57.2 57.3 57.4} BoxOffice Magazine (12/26/1953)
58. ↑ ^{58.0 58.1 58.2 58.3 58.4} BoxOffice Magazine (3/27/1954)
59. ↑ ^{59.0 59.1 59.2 59.3 59.4} BoxOffice Magazine (12/18/1954)
60. ↑ ^{60.0 60.1} BoxOffice Magazine (7/30/1955)
61. ↑ ^{61.0 61.1 61.2 61.3} Motion Picture Exhibitor (10/26/1955)
62. ↑ ^{62.0 62.1 62.2} Motion Picture Exhibitor (8/22/1956)
63. ↑ "The 5th Academy Awards - 1933"

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