Noveltoons

Noveltoons
Noveltoons
	The opening card in the 1945 variant.
Production; company	Famous Studios
Distributed by	Paramount Pictures;
Release date	November 26, 1943 – June 1, 1967
Running time	6–10 minutes (one reel)
Country	United States
Language	English (usually)

Noveltoons is a series of cartoons produced by Paramount Pictures' Famous Studios from 1943 to the end of the studio during 1967.^[1] The series was known for bringing the characters from Harvey Comics to life, such as Casper the Friendly Ghost, Wendy the Good Little Witch, Herman and Katnip, Little Audrey, and Baby Huey. All shorts from Baby Huey and Little Audrey are included. It was the successor to the series Color Classics produced by Fleischer Studios. Several Noveltoons feature characters which originated in Color Classics. This series was also similar to the two series from Warner Bros., Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies, in that it features several recurring characters with one general title.

In 1956, Paramount sold all of the pre-October 1950 Noveltoons (ending with Saved by the Bell) to television distributor U.M. & M. TV Corporation. Shortly afterward, U.M. & M.'s assets were acquired by National Telefilm Associates. In the 1980s, NTA changed its name to Republic Pictures, and after a brief period of ownership by Spelling Entertainment in 1994, was acquired by Paramount's parent company Viacom, which placed the cartoons back in Paramount's control (Republic Pictures has been renamed to Melange Pictures since 2006, which in turn was placed in the revived Republic Pictures subsidiary).

Later in 1962, Paramount sold the post-October 1950 to pre-March 1962 Noveltoons (beginning with The Voice of the Turkey and ending with T.V. or No T.V.) to Harvey Films, which in turn was purchased by Classic Media in 2001. Classic Media was purchased by DreamWorks Animation in 2012 (and briefly renamed it DreamWorks Classics), which was purchased by Comcast's NBCUniversal in 2016 and currently distributed by Universal Pictures.

Paramount continues to own the post-March 1962 Noveltoons (beginning with Yule Laff).

Most of the pre-October 1950 cartoons are currently under public domain (with some few post-1950 exceptions as well).

Filmography

1940s

#	Title	Original release date	Reissue release date	Direction	Animation	Story	Scenics	Featuring	Lyrics	Narration	Music	Notes	Video if in the public domain
1	No Mutton fer Nuttin'	November 26, 1943		Dan Gordon (uncredited)	Dave Tendlar John Walworth	Carl Meyer		Blackie			Sammy Timberg	First Noveltoon cartoon, only Noveltoon recorded with Western Electric Sound in Miami, Florida, and first appearances of Blackie the Lamb and Wolfie Wolf. First cartoon directed by Dan Gordon.
2	The Henpecked Rooster	February 18, 1944		Seymour Kneitel	Orestes Calpini Reuben Grossman	Jack Ward Jack Mercer		Herman and Henry			Winston Sharples	First appearances of Herman, Henry, and Bertha. First cartoon directed by Seymour Kneitel. First Noveltoon cartoon with directorial credit, and first Noveltoon recorded with RCA Sound System in New York City.
3	Cilly Goose	March 24, 1944	March 10, 1950	Seymour Kneitel	Graham Place Abner Kneitel	Joe Stultz					Winston Sharples	First Noveltoon short where the solo character speaks. Copyright renewed in 1972.^[2]
4	Suddenly It's Spring	April 28, 1944	December 2, 1949	Seymour Kneitel	Orestes Calpini Otto Feuer			Raggedy Ann			Winston Sharples	Second cartoon based on Johnny Gruelle's Raggedy Ann character, after the Fleischer Studios cartoon Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy.
5	Yankee Doodle Donkey	October 27, 1944	May 5, 1950	I. Sparber	Nick Tafuri Tom Golden	Jack Mercer Jack Ward					Sammy Timberg	Featuring Spunky, an alumnus from the Color Classics series produced by Fleischer Studios. First cartoon directed by Izzy Sparber.	Yankee Doodle Donkey
6	Gabriel Churchkitten	December 15, 1944		Seymour Kneitel	Graham Place Lou Zukor George Cannata Joe Oriolo		Robert Little				Winston Sharples	Based on three books by Margot Austin. Copyright renewed in 1971.^[3]
7	When G.I. Johnny Comes Home	February 2, 1945		Seymour Kneitel	Al Eugster Otto Feuer	Jack Ward Bill Turner	Robert Little				Winston Sharples	First use of the Bouncing Ball in an animated cartoon since 1938.
8	Scrappily Married	March 30, 1945		Seymour Kneitel	Orestes Calpini Otto Feuer	Carl Meyer Jack Ward	Anton Loeb	Herman and Henry			Winston Sharples		Scrappily Married
9	A Lamb in a Jam	May 4, 1945		I. Sparber	Dave Tendlar John Gentillela	Joe Stultz Carl Meyer		Blackie			Winston Sharples		A Lamb in a Jam
10	A Self-Made Mongrel	June 29, 1945		Dan Gordon (uncredited)	Dave Tendlar John Walworth	Carl Meyer		Dog Face			Winston Sharples	First appearance of Dog Face. Second and final Noveltoon directed by Dan Gordon.	A Self-Made Mongrel
11	The Friendly Ghost	November 16, 1945	October 1, 1954	I. Sparber	Nick Tafuri John Walworth Tom Golden	Bill Turner Otto Messmer	Shane Miller	Casper the Friendly Ghost		Frank Gallop	Winston Sharples	First appearance of Casper the Friendly Ghost, and also his first short in the Noveltoon series, and the only short based on the 1939 book of the same name.
12	Cheese Burglar	February 22, 1946	October 2, 1953	I. Sparber	Jim Tyer Ben Solomon William Henning	Carl Meyer Joe Stultz		Herman			Winston Sharples	Herman's first solo appearance. Clips of the episode were featured on the 2013 Brooklyn Puppet Conspiracy reboot of The Fuzz.	Cheese Burglar
13	Old MacDonald Had a Farm	June 7, 1946		Seymour Kneitel	Orestes Calpini Otto Feuer	Bill Turner Otto Messmer	Robert Little				Winston Sharples	A sing-a-long with the Bouncing Ball.
14	Sheep Shape	June 28, 1946		I. Sparber	Dave Tendlar John Gentilella	Joe Stultz		Blackie			Winston Sharples		Sheep Shape
15	The Goal Rush	September 27, 1946		I. Sparber	Dave Tendlar George Germanetti	I. Klein Jack Ward	Robert Little			Ward Wilson	Winston Sharples	A sing-a-long with the Bouncing Ball.
16	Spree for All	October 4, 1946		Seymour Kneitel	Jim Tyer William Henning	Bill Turner Otto Messmer		Snuffy Smith			Winston Sharples	Featuring Snuffy Smith from the comic strip Barney Google and Snuffy Smith. Previously considered a lost cartoon, and can currently only be seen in black-and-white format. Only Noveltoon produced in Cinecolor. Only Snuffy Smith cartoon released under the Noveltoon series.	Spree for All
17	Sudden Fried Chicken	October 18, 1946	October 1, 1954	Bill Tytla	Orestes Calpini Otto Feuer	Carl Meyer Jack Ward		Herman and Henry			Winston Sharples	Final Herman and Henry cartoon. This cartoon appeared in Smart House. First cartoon directed by Bill Tytla.
18	The Stupidstitious Cat	April 25, 1947	October 2, 1953	Seymour Kneitel	Graham Place John Walworth	Carl Meyer Jack Ward	Anton Loeb	Buzzy			Winston Sharples	First appearance of Buzzy the Crow.	The Stupidstitious Cat
19	The Enchanted Square	May 9, 1947	October 2, 1953	Seymour Kneitel	Orestes Calpini Al Eugster	Shane Miller Orestes Calpini	Shane Miller	Raggedy Ann			Winston Sharples	Third and final cartoon based on Johnny Gruelle's Raggedy Ann character.
20	Madhattan Island	June 27, 1947		Seymour Kneitel		I. Klein	Robert Little			Kenneth Roberts	Winston Sharples	A sing-a-long with the Bouncing Ball, first Noveltoon without animation credits.
21	Much Ado About Mutton	July 25, 1947	October 2, 1953	I. Sparber	Dave Tendlar Tom Golden	Joe Stultz Carl Meyer	Anton Loeb	Blackie			Winston Sharples	Last appearance of Blackie the Lamb and Wolfie Wolf in the Noveltoon series. Blackie would later appear in the Screen Song The Circus Comes to Clown.	Much Ado About Mutton
22	The Wee Men	August 8, 1947	October 2, 1953	Bill Tytla	Al Eugster Steve Muffatti George Germanetti	Ewald Ludwig I. Klein Jack Ward	Robert Little	Paddy the Leprechaun	Buddy Kaye Dick Manning		Winston Sharples		The Wee Men
23	The Mild West	August 22, 1947		Seymour Kneitel	Tom Johnson George Germanetti	Bill Turner Larry Riley	Anton Loeb				Winston Sharples	A sing-a-long with the Bouncing Ball.
24	Naughty but Mice	October 10, 1947		Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Al Eugster	Bill Turner Larry Riley	Robert Owen	Herman			Winston Sharples		Naughty but Mice
25	Santa's Surprise	December 7, 1947	October 1, 1954	Seymour Kneitel	Myron Waldman Wm.B. Pattengill	Larz Bourne	Robert Little	Little Audrey	Buddy Kaye		Winston Sharples	First appearance of Little Audrey and also her first short in the Noveltoon series.
26	Cat O' Nine Ails	January 9, 1948		Seymour Kneitel		Carl Meyer Joe Stultz		Buzzy			Winston Sharples	A lost cartoon. Only known print stored at UCLA Film and Television Archive.
27	Flip Flap	February 13, 1948		I. Sparber	Myron Waldman Wm.B. Pattengill	Bee Lewi Mickey Klar Marks Joe Stultz Larry Riley	Robert Little			Ken Roberts (uncredited)	Winston Sharples	Only Noveltoon produced in Polacolor.
28	We're in the Honey	March 19, 1948	October 1, 1954	Bill Tytla	George Germanetti Steve Muffatti	I. Klein Jack Mercer	Anton Loeb		Buddy Kaye		Winston Sharples
29	The Bored Cuckoo	April 9, 1948	October 1, 1954	Bill Tytla	George Germanetti Steve Muffatti	Bunny Gough Bill Turner Larry Riley	Robert Connavale				Winston Sharples
30	There's Good Boos To-Night	April 23, 1948		I. Sparber	Myron Waldman Morey Reden Nick Tafuri	Bill Turner Larry Riley	Anton Loeb	Casper the Friendly Ghost		Frank Gallop	Winston Sharples	Second appearance of Casper in the Noveltoon series
31	The Land of the Lost	May 7, 1948		I. Sparber	Myron Waldman Nick Tafuri	Isabel Manning Hewson (original) Larz Bourne Bill Turner (adaption)	Anton Loeb				Winston Sharples	First of three animated shorts based on the then-popular children's fantasy adventure radio series of the same name.
32	Butterscotch and Soda	June 4, 1948	October 1, 1954	Seymour Kneitel	Al Eugster Bill Hudson Irving Spector	Larz Bourne Bill Turner	Robert Owen	Little Audrey	Buddy Kaye		Winston Sharples
33	The Mite Makes Right	October 15, 1948	September 30, 1955	Bill Tytla	George Germanetti Steve Muffatti	I. Klein	Anton Loeb				Winston Sharples		The Mite Makes Right
34	Hector's Hectic Life	November 19, 1948		Bill Tytla	George Germanetti Steve Muffatti	Joe Stultz Larry Riley	Robert Connavale				Winston Sharples		Hector's Hectic Life
35	The Old Shell Game	December 17, 1948	September 30, 1955	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Tom Golden	Joe Stultz Larry Riley	Robert Connavale				Winston Sharples		The Old Shell Game
36	The Little Cut-Up	January 21, 1949	September 30, 1955	I. Sparber	Myron Waldman George Whittier	I. Klein M. Marks	Anton Loeb				Winston Sharples
37	Hep Cat Symphony	February 4, 1949	September 30, 1955	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Marty Taras	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Tom Ford				Winston Sharples		Hep Cat Symphony
38	The Lost Dream	March 18, 1949		Bill Tytla	George Germanetti Harvey Patterson	Steve Muffatti Bill Turner Larz Bourne	Shane Miller	Little Audrey			Winston Sharples		The Lost Dream
39	Little Red School Mouse	April 15, 1949		I. Sparber	Tom Johnson John Gentilella	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Robert Connavale				Winston Sharples
40	A Haunting We Will Go	May 13, 1949		Seymour Kneitel	Myron Waldman Irving Dressler	Larz Bourne	Anton Loeb	Casper the Friendly Ghost		Frank Gallop	Winston Sharples	Last appearance of Casper in the Noveltoon series before he was given his own series.
41	A Mutt in a Rut	May 27, 1949		I. Sparber	Dave Tendlar Tom Golden	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Robert Little	Dog Face			Winston Sharples	Second and final appearance of Dog Face.
42	Campus Capers	July 1, 1949		Bill Tytla	George Germanetti Steve Muffatti	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Robert Connavale	Herman			Winston Sharples
43	Leprechauns Gold	October 14, 1949	September 30, 1955	Bill Tytla	George Germanetti Steve Muffatti	I. Klein	Robert Little	Paddy the Leprechaun			Winston Sharples	Sequel to The Wee Men (1947).	Leprechaun's Gold
44	Song of the Birds	October 14, 1949		Bill Tytla	George Germanetti Steve Muffatti	Bill Turner Larry Riley	Robert Little	Little Audrey			Winston Sharples	Short is a semi-remake/reused plot of the 1934 Max Fleischer Color Classic cartoon, The Song of the Birds (1934), featuring Little Audrey.

1950s

#	Title	Original release date	Reissue release date	Direction	Animation	Story	Scenics	Featuring	Notes	Video if in the public domain
45	Land of the Lost Jewels	January 6, 1950		I. Sparber	Myron Waldman Gordon Whittier	Isabel Manning Hewson (original) Bill Turner Larry Riley (adaption)	Anton Loeb		Second of three animated shorts based on the then-popular children's fantasy adventure radio series, Land of the Lost.
46	Quack-a-Doodle-Doo	March 3, 1950		I. Sparber	Dave Tendlar Tom Golden	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer Martin Taras	Robert Connavale	Baby Huey	First appearance of Baby Huey.	Quack-a-Doodle-Doo
47	Teacher's Pest	March 31, 1950	September 30, 1955	I. Sparber	Myron Waldman Gordon Whittier	I. Klein	Tom Ford	Junior
48	Tarts and Flowers	May 26, 1950	September 30, 1955	Bill Tytla	George Germanetti Steve Muffatti	Bill Turner Larry Riley	Robert Little	Little Audrey
49	Ups an' Downs Derby	June 9, 1950		Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Tom Golden	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Tom Ford	Lightning		Ups an' Downs Derby
50	Pleased to Eat You	July 21, 1950	September 30, 1955	I. Sparber	Myron Waldman Wm.B Pattengill	Larz Bourne	Anton Loeb	The Hungry Lion		Pleased to Eat You
51	Goofy Goofy Gander	August 18, 1950	September 30, 1955	Bill Tytla	George Germanetti Steve Muffatti	I. Klein	Anton Loeb	Little Audrey		Goofy Goofy Gander
52	Saved by the Bell	September 15, 1950	September 30, 1955	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Morey Reden	Larz Bourne	Tom Ford	Herman	Herman's final solo appearance. Last Noveltoon in the U.M. & M. library.	Saved by the Bell
53	The Voice of the Turkey	November 3, 1950		Bill Tytla	George Germanetti Steve Muffatti	Larz Bourne	Tom Ford		First Noveltoon in the Harvey Films library. First appearances of Timothy the Turkey and the farmer. Final cartoon directed by Bill Tytla.
54	Mice Meeting You	November 24, 1950	September 21, 1956	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Martin Taras	Jack Mercer Carl Meyer		Herman	First appearance of Katnip.
55	Sock-a-Bye Kitty	December 22, 1950	September 21, 1956	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Tom Golden	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer		Buzzy and Katnip	First Buzzy and Katnip cartoon.
56	One Quack Mind	January 12, 1951	September 21, 1956	I. Sparber	Steve Muffati George Germanetti	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer		Baby Huey
57	Mice Paradise	March 9, 1951	September 21, 1956	I. Sparber	Dave Tendlar Tom Golden	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Tom Ford	Herman
58	Hold the Lion Please	April 13, 1951	September 28, 1956	I. Sparber	Steve Muffatti George Germanetti	I. Klein	Robert Owen	Little Audrey
59	Land of Lost Watches	May 4, 1951	September 28, 1956	Seymour Kneitel	Steve Muffatti George Germanetti	Isabel Manning Hewson (original) I. Klein Larry Riley (adaption)	Tom Ford		Third and final animated short based on the then-popular children's fantasy adventure radio series, Land of the Lost.
60	As the Crow Lies	June 1, 1951	September 28, 1956	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Morey Reden	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Robert Owen	Buzzy
61	Slip Us Some Redskin	July 6, 1951	September 28, 1956	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Martin Taras	Irving Spector	Tom Ford
62	Party Smarty	August 3, 1951		Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Morey Reden	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Robert Owen	Baby Huey
63	Cat-Choo	October 12, 1951	September 13, 1957	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Martin Taras	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Tom Ford	Buzzy and Katnip
64	Audrey the Rainmaker	October 26, 1951	September 13, 1957	I. Sparber	Steve Muffatti Bill Hudson	I. Klein	Tom Ford	Little Audrey
65	Cat Tamale	November 9, 1951	September 13, 1957	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Tom Golden	I. Klein	Robert Little	Herman and Katnip
66	By Leaps and Hounds	December 14, 1951	September 13, 1957	I. Sparber	Tom Johnson John Gentilella	Irving Spector	Robert Connavale	Herbert
67	Scout Fellow	December 14, 1951	September 13, 1957	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Martin Taras	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Robert Owen	Baby Huey
68	Cat Carson Rides Again	April 4, 1952	September 13, 1957	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Martin Taras	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Anton Loeb	Herman and Katnip	Final appearance of Herman in the Noveltoon series, before he and Katnip were given their own series.
69	The Awful Tooth	May 2, 1952	September 13, 1957	Seymour Kneitel	Al Eugster George Rufle	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Robert Owen	Buzzy and Katnip
70	Law and Audrey	May 23, 1952	September 13, 1957	I. Sparber	Steve Muffatti Morey Reden	I. Klein		Little Audrey
71	City Kitty	July 18, 1952	September 13, 1957	I. Sparber	Al Eugster George Germanetti	I. Klein	Anton Loeb	Katnip	Katnip's first solo appearance.
72	Clown on the Farm	August 22, 1952	September 13, 1957	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Martin Taras	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Robert Connavale	Baby Huey
73	The Case of the Cockeyed Canary	December 19, 1952	September 12, 1958	Seymour Kneitel	Steve Muffati Morey Reden	I. Klein		Little Audrey
74	Feast and Furious	December 26, 1952	September 12, 1958	I. Sparber	Myron Waldman Gordon Whittier	Larz Bourne	Robert Owen	Finny
75	Starting from Hatch	March 6, 1953	September 19, 1958	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Thomas Moore	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Anton Loeb	Baby Huey
76	Winner by a Hare	April 17, 1953	September 19, 1958	I. Sparber	Myron Waldman Tom Golden	Irving Spector	John Zago	Tommy Tortoise and Moe Hare	First appearances of Tommy Tortoise and Moe Hare.
77	Better Bait Than Never	June 5, 1953	September 11, 1959	Seymour Kneitel	Dave Tendlar Martin Taras	Irving Spector	Jack Henegan	Buzzy
78	Surf Bored	July 17, 1953	September 11, 1959	I. Sparber	Steve Muffatti Morey Reden	Larz Bourne	Robert Connavale	Little Audrey
79	Huey's Ducky Daddy	November 20, 1953	September 11, 1959	I. Sparber	Dave Tendlar Tom Golden	I. Klein	Anton Loeb	Baby Huey
80	The Seapreme Court	January 29, 1954	September 11, 1959	Seymour Kneitel	Tom Golden Morey Reden	Larz Bourne	Robert Owen	Little Audrey	Public domain after the failure of renewal.	The Seapreme Court
81	Crazytown	February 6, 1954	September 18, 1959	I. Sparber	Al Eugster Wm.B. Pattengil	I. Klein	Robert Little		Public domain after the failure of renewal.	Crazytown
82	Hair Today Gone Tomorrow	April 16, 1954	September 18, 1959	I. Sparber	Dave Tendlar Martin Taras	Irving Spector	Joseph Dommerque	Buzzy	Katnip's second and final solo appearance. Final appearance of Katnip in the Noveltoon series.
83	Candy Cabaret	June 11, 1954		Dave Tendlar	Martin Taras Thomas Moore	I. Klein	Robert Little		A sing-a-long with the Bouncing Ball.
84	The Oily Bird	July 30, 1954	September 1960	I. Sparber	Myron Waldman Gordon Whittier	Larz Bourne	John Zago	Inchy
85	Fido Beta Kappa	October 29, 1954	September 1960	I. Sparber	Al Eugster George Germanetti	Irving Spector	Robert Little	Martin Kanine
86	No Ifs, Ands or Butts	December 17, 1954	September 1960	I. Sparber	Dave Tendlar Thomas Moore	Irving Spector	Robert Connavale	Buzzy	First Noveltoon to have titles readjusted for emerging widescreen theatres. Only appearance of Katsy in the Noveltoon series. The ending gag is cut from Harvey Films prints due to the involvement of the Paramount logo.
87	Dizzy Dishes	February 4, 1955		I. Sparber	Tom Golden Bill Hudson	I. Klein	Anton Loeb	Little Audrey
88	Git Along Little Ducky	March 25, 1955		Dave Tendlar	Martin Taras Thomas Moore	Larz Bourne	Robert Connavale	Baby Huey
89	News Hound	June 10, 1955		I. Sparber	Al Eugster George Germanetti	Jack Mercer	Robert Owen	Snapper
90	Poop Goes the Weasel	July 8, 1955		Dave Tendlar	Martin Taras Thomas Moore	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	John Zago	Waxey Weasel and Wishbone
91	Rabbit Punch	September 30, 1955		Dave Tendlar	Bill Hudson Thomas Moore	Larz Bourne	Robert Little	Tommy Tortoise and Moe Hare	Final Noveltoon to feature the Jack-in-the-Box opening titles and Sammy Timberg's opening fanfare. The ending gag is cut from Harvey Films prints due to the involvement of the Paramount logo.
92	Little Audrey Riding Hood	October 14, 1955		Seymour Kneitel	Tom Golden Thomas Moore	Larz Bourne	Robert Connavale	Little Audrey	First Noveltoon to feature the updated title design and opening fanfare.
93	Kitty Cornered	December 30, 1955		Dave Tendlar	Martin Taras Thomas Moore	Larz Bourne	Robert Connavale	Kitty Kuddles
94	Sleuth But Sure	March 23, 1956		Dave Tendlar	Morey Reden Martin Taras	I. Klein	Robert Little	Tommy Tortoise and Moe Hare
95	Swab the Duck	May 11, 1956		Dave Tendlar	Morey Reden Martin Taras	Carl Meyer	Anton Loeb	Baby Huey
96	Pedro and Lorenzo	July 13, 1956		Dave Tendlar	Morey Reden Martin Taras	I. Klein	Robert Little		The ending gag is cut from Harvey Films prints due to the involvement of the Paramount logo.
97	Sir Irving and Jeames	October 19, 1956		Seymour Kneitel	Al Eugster Wm. B. Pattengill	Irving Spector
98	Lion in the Roar	December 21, 1956		Seymour Kneitel	Al Eugster Wm. B. Pattengill	Larz Bourne
99	Pest Pupil	January 25, 1957		Dave Tendlar	Morey Reden George Germanetti	Carl Meyer	Robert Owen	Baby Huey	Public domain after the failure of renewal.	Pest Pupil
100	Fishing Tackler	March 29, 1957		I. Sparber	Tom Golden Bill Hudson	I. Klein		Little Audrey
101	Mr. Money Gags	June 7, 1957		I. Sparber	Al Eugster Wm.B Pattengill	Carl Meyer	Robert Owen	Tommy Tortoise and Moe Hare	Final appearances of Tommy Tortoise and Moe Hare.
102	L'Amour the Merrier	July 5, 1957		Seymour Kneitel	Al Eugster Dante Barbetta Nick Tafuri Wm.B. Pattengill	Irving Spector		Hector
103	Possum Pearl	September 20, 1957		Seymour Kneitel	Tom Johnson Frank Endres	Jack Mercer	John Zago		Featuring Possum Pearl, a character spun off from the Popeye the Sailor short, Hill-billing and Cooing.
104	Jumping with Toy	October 4, 1957		Dave Tendlar	Wm.B Pattengill	Jack Mercer	Robert Owen	Baby Huey
105	Jolly the Clown	October 25, 1957		Seymour Kneitel	Al Eugster Wm.B. Pattengill	Carl Meyer
106	Cock-a-Doodle Dino	December 6, 1957		I. Sparber	Tom Golden	Larz Bourne
107	Dante Dreamer	January 3, 1958		I. Sparber	Al Eugster Dante Barbetta	Jack Mercer	John Zago
108	Sportickles	February 14, 1958		Seymour Kneitel		Robert Little
109	Grateful Gus	March 7, 1958		Dave Tendlar	Nick Tafuri Chuck Harriton	Irving Spector			Final cartoon directed by Dave Tendlar.
110	Finnegan's Flea	April 4, 1958		I. Sparber	Tom Johnson Wm.B. Pattengill	Irving Spector
111	Okey Dokey Donkey	May 16, 1958		I. Sparber	Al Eugster Dante Barbetta	Jack Mercer	John Zago	Spunky	Last appearance of Spunky from the Hunky and Spunky sub-series of Max Fleischer's Color Classics.
112	Chew Chew Baby	August 15, 1958		I. Sparber	Tom Johnson Frank Endres	Irving Spector	Robert Owens
113	Travelaffs	August 22, 1958		I. Sparber (uncredited)	Al Eugster				Final cartoon directed by I. Sparber.
114	Stork Raving Mad	October 3, 1958		Seymour Kneitel	Nick Tafuri Wm.B Pattengill	Carl Meyer	Robert Owen
115	Dawg Gawn	December 12, 1958		Seymour Kneitel	Tom Johnson Nick Tafuri	Carl Meyer	Robert Owen	Little Audrey	Last appearance of Little Audrey.	Dawg Gawn
119	The Animal Fair	January 30, 1959		Seymour Kneitel			Robert Little
120	Hound About	April 10, 1959		Seymour Kneitel	Tom Johnson Frank Endres	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer
121	Huey's Father's Day	May 8, 1959		Seymour Kneitel	Tom Johnson Wm.B. Pattengill	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer		Baby Huey	Final appearance of Baby Huey.
122	Out of This Whirl	November 13, 1959		Seymour Kneitel	Tom Johnson Wm.B. Pattengill	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer	Robert Owen		Final Noveltoon in the original Harvey Films library. All pre-March 1962 Paramount cartoons would be sold to Harvey in 1962.

1960s

#	Title	Original release date	Direction	Animation	Story	Scenics	Featuring	Notes
123	Be Mice to Cats	January 15, 1960	Seymour Kneitel	Nick Tafuri Wm.B. Pattengill	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer		Skit and Skat	First appearance of Skit and Skat.
124	Monkey Doodles	April 1960	Seymour Kneitel	Nick Tafuri Morey Reden	Irving Dressler
125	Peck Your Own Home	May 1960	Seymour Kneitel	Tom Johnson Jack Ehret	Irving Dressler
126	Silly Science	May 1960	Seymour Kneitel	I. Klein Irving Dressler	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer
127	Counter Attack	July 1960	Seymour Kneitel	Wm.B. Pattengill Jack Ehret	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer		Skit and Skat	A sequel to this short was produced and was entitled The Planet Mouseola (1960).
128	Turning the Fables	August 1960	Seymour Kneitel	Irving Spector Wm.B. Pattengill	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer		Mortimer Tortoise and The Hare
129	Fine Feathered Friend	September 1960	Seymour Kneitel	Tom Johnson	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer
130	The Planet Mouseola	October 1960	Seymour Kneitel	Myron Waldman Jack Ehret	I. Klein		Skit and Skat	A sequel to Counter Attack (1960).
132	Northern Mites	November 1960	Seymour Kneitel	Nick Tafuri Wm.B. Pattengill	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer
133	Miceniks	December 1960	Seymour Kneitel	Tom Johnson William Henning	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer
134	The Lion's Busy	February 1961	Seymour Kneitel	Martin Taras Al Pross	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer		Sir Reginald Tweedledum IV
135	Hound About That	April 1961	Seymour Kneitel	Martin Taras Al Pross	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer		Harry Hound
136	Alvin's Solo Flight	April 1961	Seymour Kneitel	Nick Tafuri I. Klein	John Stanley		Little Lulu
137	Goodie the Gremlin	April 1961	Seymour Kneitel	Martin Taras Jim Logan	Irving Dressler		Goodie the Gremlin
138	Trick or Tree	July 1961	Seymour Kneitel	Morey Reden John Gentilella	Irving Dressler
139	Cape Kidnaveral	August 1961	Seymour Kneitel	Myron Waldman	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer
140	Turtle Scoop	October 1961	Seymour Kneitel	Nick Tafuri George Germanetti Sam Stimson	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer		Mortimer Tortoise and the Hare
141	Kozmo Goes to School	November 1961	Seymour Kneitel	Nick Tafuri Jack Ehret Sam Stimson	Carl Meyer Jack Mercer		Kozmo the Space Kid
142	Good and Guilty	February 1962	Seymour Kneitel	Morey Reden George Germanetti Wm.B. Pattengill	I. Klein		Goodie the Gremlin
143	T.V or No T.V	March 1962	Seymour Kneitel	Irving Spector George Germanetti I. Klein			Ralph and Percy	Final Noveltoon in the Harvey Films library.
144	Yule Laff	October 1962	Seymour Kneitel	Martin Taras George Germanetti Jim Logan	I. Klein	Robert Little	Goodie the Gremlin	Santa Claus' second Noveltoon appearance following from Santa's Surprise (1947).
145	It's for the Birdies	November 1962	Seymour Kneitel	Nick Tafuri Dante Barbetta Larry Silverman	Irv Dressler	Robert Owen	Grumble Cogwell
146	Fiddlin' Around	December 1962	Seymour Kneitel	Nick Tafuri John Gentilella I. Klein	I. Klein	Anton Loeb
147	Good Snooze Tonight	February 1963	Seymour Kneitel	Martin Taras John Gentilella Jim Logan	Irv Dressler	Robert Little
148	A Sight for Squaw Eyes	March 1963	Seymour Kneitel	Morey Reden George Germanetti Larry Silverman	Irv Dressler	Anton Loeb	Hip Chick
149	Gramps to the Rescue	September 1963	Seymour Kneitel	Morey Reden	Jack Mercer I. Klein	Robert Little	Skit and Skat	Final appearances of Skit and Skat.
150	Hobo's Holiday	September 1963	Seymour Kneitel	Morey Reden	Morey Reden	Robert Little		Final Bouncing Ball sing-a-long produced by Paramount Cartoon Studios, ending an on-again-off-again run that lasted nearly 40 years dating to the studio's origins as Inkwell Studios.
152	Hound for Pound	October 1963	Seymour Kneitel	Morey Reden	Nick Tafuri Jim Logan Larry Silverman	Jack Mercer	Robert Owen
153	The Sheepish Wolf	November 1963	Seymour Kneitel	Nick Tafuri	Irv Dressler	Robert Little
154	Hiccup Hound	November 1963	Seymour Kneitel	Wm.B. Pattengill	Irv Dressler Jack Mercer	Robert Little	Goodie the Gremlin	Final appearance of Goodie the Gremlin.
155	Ollie the Owl	December 1963	Seymour Kneitel	Nick Tafuri Wm. B. Pattengill Martin Taras	Irv Dressler Jack Mercer	Robert Little	Ollie Owl
156	Whiz Quiz Kid	February 1964	Seymour Kneitel	Martin Taras	Irv Dressler Jack Mercer	Robert Little	Ollie Owl	Final cartoon released in Seymour Kneitel's lifetime.
157	Laddy and His Lamp	September 1964	Seymour Kneitel	Martin Taras	Tony Peters	Robert Little	Laddy Ali Presto
158	A Tiger's Tail	October 1964	Seymour Kneitel	Martin Taras	Tony Peters	Robert Little	Laddy Ali Presto
159	Homer on the Range	November 1964	Howard Post	Wm.B. Pattengill	Howard Post	Robert Little		First Noveltoon directed by Howard Post.
160	The Story of George Washington	February 1965	Jack Mendelsohn	Al Eugster	Jack Mendelsohn	Robert Little	Jacky
161	A Leak in the Dike	March 1965	Jack Mendelsohn	Martin Taras	Jack Mendelsohn	Robert Little	Jacky
162	Tally-Hokum	October 1965	Howard Post	Martin Taras	Eli Bauer	Robert Little	Hangdog Moxie Foxie
163	Horning In	November 1965	Howard Post	Morey Reden	Howard Post	Robert Little	King Artie
164	Op, Pop, Wham. and Bop	January 1966	Howard Post	Martin Taras	Eli Bauer	Robert Little	Ffat Kat Rat Ffink
165	Sick Transit	January 1966	Howard Post	Wm. B. Pattengill	Howard Post Frank Ridgeway Bud Sagendorf	Robert Little	Roadhog Rapid Rabbit
166	Space Kid	February 1966	Seymour Kneitel Howard Post (uncredited)	Larry Silverman	Irving Dressler	Robert Owen	Kozmo the Space Kid	Planned by Seymour Knietel and finished by an uncredited Howard Post. Final Noveltoon directed by Howard Post.
167	Geronimo & Son	December 1966	Shamus Culhane	Chuck Harriton Nick Tafuri	Howard Beckerman			First Noveltoon directed by Shamus Culhane.
168	The Trip	April 1967	Shamus Culhane	Howard Beckerman	Howard Beckerman
169	Robin Hood-winked	June 1967	Shamus Culhane	Al Eugster Nick Tafuri	Heywood Kling		Sir Blur	The very last Noveltoon ever produced after the studio closed down. Final Noveltoon directed by Shamus Culhane.

Home media

In January 2012, Thunderbean Animation released a restored collection of public domain Noveltoons on DVD entitled Noveltoons Original Classics with the following cartoons:

Cilly Goose
Suddenly It's Spring
Yankee Doodle Donkey
Scrappily Married
A Lamb in a Jam
Cheese Burglar
Sudden Fried Chicken
The Stupidstitious Cat
The Enchanted Square
Much Ado About Mutton
The Wee Men
Naughty But Mice
Flip Flap
The Bored Cuckoo
Leprechauns Gold
Quack-a-Doodle Doo
Teacher's Pest
Ups an' Downs Derby
Pleased to Eat You
Saved by the Bell.

In October 2019, Thunderbean Animation re-released Noveltoons Original Classics on Blu-ray. It included the following cartoons:

Cilly Goose
Suddenly It's Spring
Yankee Doodle Donkey
Scrappily Married
A Lamb in a Jam
Cheese Burglar
Old MacDonald Had A Farm
The Stupidstitious Cat
The Enchanted Square
Much Ado About Mutton
Quack-a-Doodle Doo
The Wee Men
Naughty But Mice
Flip Flap
The Bored Cuckoo
The Old Shell Game
Teacher's Pest
Ups an' Downs Derby
Pleased to Eat You
Saved by the Bell.

Paramount Home Entertainment released a restored print of Space Kid on the "Paramount Presents" Blu-ray re-release of the 1982 film 48 Hrs. in July 2021, making it the first Paramount cartoon from the 1960s decade to be restored on any form of home media.^[4]^[5]

Notes

References

^ Lenburg, Jeff (1999). The Encyclopedia of Animated Cartoons. Checkmark Books. pp. 113–114. ISBN 0-8160-3831-7. Retrieved June 6, 2020.
^ Copyright Office (1972). Motion Pictures and Filmstrips (Parts 12-13). Catalog of Copyright Entries. Vol. 26. Library of Congress. CILLY GOOSE, a photoplay in 1 reel by Paramount Pictures. © 24Mar44; L12616. National Telefilm Associates, Inc. (PWH); 3Feb72; R522511.
^ Copyright Office (1971). Motion Pictures and Filmstrips (Parts 12-13). Catalog of Copyright Entries. Vol. 25. Library of Congress. GABRIEL CHURCHKITTEN, a photoplay in 1 reel by Paramount Pictures. © 15Dec44; L13185. Paramount Pictures Corp. (PWH); 17Dec71; R519321.
^ "Paramount Puts 1966 "Space Kid" as extra on 48 hours Blu Ray! · the Internet Animation Database · About".
^ "'48 Hours' and Sequel Joining Paramount Presents Blu-ray Line". April 26, 2021.

External links

Freely downloadable Noveltoons shorts

[1] Lenburg, Jeff (1999). The Encyclopedia of Animated Cartoons. Checkmark Books. pp. 113–114. ISBN 0-8160-3831-7. Retrieved June 6, 2020.

[2] Copyright Office (1972). Motion Pictures and Filmstrips (Parts 12-13). Catalog of Copyright Entries. Vol. 26. Library of Congress. CILLY GOOSE, a photoplay in 1 reel by Paramount Pictures. © 24Mar44; L12616. National Telefilm Associates, Inc. (PWH); 3Feb72; R522511.

[3] Copyright Office (1971). Motion Pictures and Filmstrips (Parts 12-13). Catalog of Copyright Entries. Vol. 25. Library of Congress. GABRIEL CHURCHKITTEN, a photoplay in 1 reel by Paramount Pictures. © 15Dec44; L13185. Paramount Pictures Corp. (PWH); 17Dec71; R519321.

[4] "Paramount Puts 1966 "Space Kid" as extra on 48 hours Blu Ray! · the Internet Animation Database · About".

[5] "'48 Hours' and Sequel Joining Paramount Presents Blu-ray Line". April 26, 2021.

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TV series	Felix the Cat (1958–1962) Matty's Funday Funnies (1959–1962 season) Popeye the Sailor (1960–1963) King Features Trilogy (1961–1965) The New Casper Cartoon Show (1963–1964) The Mighty Thor (1966)
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Bray Productions Fleischer Studios

Noveltoons
The opening card in the 1945 variant.
Production company	Famous Studios
Distributed by	Paramount Pictures
Release date	November 26, 1943 – June 1, 1967
Running time	6–10 minutes (one reel)
Country	United States
Language	English (usually)