Silly Symphonies
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Silly Symphonies are cartoons that do not usually have a recurring star and are a completely separate series from the Mickey Mouse cartoon universe (with the exception of The Three Little Pigs and some rare other cartoon characters). They ran from 1929 to 1939 and ended when Disney's Animated Feature Films became popular.
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[edit] Filmography
[edit] 1929
[edit] 1930
[edit] 1931
[edit] 1932
Flowers and Trees (First cartoon in color) |
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[edit] 1933
[edit] 1934
[edit] 1935
[edit] 1936
[edit] 1937
[edit] 1938
[edit] 1939
[edit] Non-Canonical Silly Symphonies
The Silly Symphonies series may have ended, but that did not stop Disney from making more Silly Symphony-esque cartoons 19 years later. Here is the list:
[edit] 1950
[edit] 1952
[edit] 1953
- Adventures In Music: Melody
- Football (Now and Then)
- Adventures In Music: Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom
- Ben and Me
[edit] 1954
[edit] 1956
[edit] 1957
[edit] 1958
[edit] 1959
[edit] 1960
[edit] 1961
[edit] 1962
[edit] New Era Silly Symphonies
These cartoons were made after the Animated Short Department was closed in 1962. Some were made for film festivals and have generally stayed out of public viewing since their release.
[edit] 1978
[edit] 1982
[edit] 1986
- Oilspot and Lipstick (Created for the 1987 SIGGRAPH convention in Anaheim)
[edit] 1992
- Pedal to the Metal (Released with the movie Three Ninjas)
[edit] 1998
- Redux Riding Hood (Released at many film festivals)
- Three Little Pigs (Released at many film festivals)
[edit] 2000
- John Henry (Released with the Direct-to-Video Short Compilation "Legends and Tall Tales")
[edit] 2003
- Destino (Released at many film festivals)
[edit] 2004
- Lorenzo (Released with the movie Raising Helen)
