Short Film Series
- 1928 -- 1952 - Mickey Mouse
- 1930 -- 1964 - Terrytoons
- 1933 –- 1957 - Popeye
- 1934 –- 1959 - The Three Stooges
- 1936 –- 1956 - Donald Duck
- 1939 -- 1953 - Goofy
- 1940 –- 1958 - Tom and Jerry
- 1940 -- 1962 - Bugs Bunny
- 1941 -- 1950 - The Fox and the Crow
- 1941 -- 1949 - Woody Woodpecker
- 1942 -- 1955 - Mighty Mouse
- 1943 -- 1956 - Chip and Dale
- 1943 -- 1958 - Droopy
- 1945 -- 1963 - Yosemite Sam
- 1946 -- 1948 - George and Junior
- 1947 -- 1949 - Blackie the Sheep
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