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Tin Pan Alley Cats 07:53 Tin Pan Alley Cats
From Tin Pan Alley Cats (1934).
Warner Brothers recycles Porky in Wackyland (1939), with a racist difference. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
To Spring 09:08 To Spring
From To Spring (1936).
A 1936 Happy Harmony celebrates the arrival of Spring. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Broken Toys 07:56 Broken Toys
From More Silly Symphonies (1935).
A 1935 Disney Silly Symphony. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Bedtime 06:11 Bedtime
From Bedtime (1923).
A 1923 Out of the Inkwell Cartoon Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Rabbit Seasoning 06:50 Rabbit Seasoning
From Rabbit Seasoning (1952).
Daffy and Bugs mess with Elmer Fudd; Daffy is rearranged. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
To Beep or Not To Beep 06:39 To Beep or Not To Beep
From To Beep or Not To Beep (1963).
Wile E. Coyote demonstrates ACME products. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Fast and Furry-ous 07:08 Fast and Furry-ous
From Fast and Furry-ous (1949).
The first Road Runner cartoon. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Snow White 07:05 Snow White
From Snow White (1933).
Fleischer studios does Snow White in a minstrel style. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Rabbit Fire 07:32 Rabbit Fire
From Rabbit Fire (1951).
Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny Befuddle Elmer Fudd. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Petering Out 06:19 Petering Out
From Petering Out (1927).
Walter Lantz and Pete the Pup do battle. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Alice the Whaler 07:13 Alice the Whaler
From Alice the Whaler (1927).
An early Disney short in which a live girl shares the screen with an early Disney minstrel, Julius. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Magical Maestro 06:29 Magical Maestro
From Magical Maestro (1952).
An opera singer is tormented by a magician. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
The Hasher's Delerium 01:18 The Hasher's Delerium
From The Hasher's Delerium (1910).
A man goes to a restaurant and hallucinates wildly. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
The China Plate 07:32 The China Plate
From The China Plate (1931).
A Disney Silly Symphony that indulges in racist stereotyping. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Mississippi Swing 06:41 Mississippi Swing
From Mississippi Swing (1941).
A cartoon minstrel show from the 1940s. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
The Minstrel Show 06:26 The Minstrel Show
From The Minstrel Show (1932).
Krazy Kat puts on a minstrel show. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Skeleton Frolic 06:41 Skeleton Frolic
From Private Collection (1937).
A Columbia short with a debt to Disney. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Felix Out of Luck 02:40 Felix Out of Luck
From Felix Out of Luck (1924).
Felix the Cat contemplates suicide. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Swing You Sinners 07:55 Swing You Sinners
From Out of the Inkwell (1930).
A 1930 Fleischer short featuring a prototype of Bimbo as a minstrel. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Jumping Beans 06:55 Jumping Beans
From Jumping Beans (1922).
Ko-Ko revolts! Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
My Old Kentucky Home 06:51 My Old Kentucky Home
From My Old Kentucky Home (1926).
A Fleischer Song Car-Tune of a Stephen Foster song. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
The Sliphorn King of Polaroo 06:48 The Sliphorn King of Polaroo
From Personal Collection (1945).
A 1945 cartoon by Walter Lantz Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Heeza Liar At Bat 06:36 Heeza Liar At Bat
From Before Walt (1915).
A 1917 cartoon by Bray Studios featuring the popular caricature of Teddy Roosevelt. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
What's Opera Doc? 06:53 What's Opera Doc?
From What's Opera Doc? (1957).
Elmer and Bugs reimagine Wagner. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Rabbit Punch 07:43 Rabbit Punch
From Rabbit Punch (1948).
Bugs Bunny gets beat senseless, takes his revenge out on the film itself. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
The Foghorn Leghorn 06:55 The Foghorn Leghorn
From The Foghorn Leghorn (1948).
A chicken with a Southern accent. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Mickey's Man Friday 08:01 Mickey's Man Friday
From Mickey's Man Friday (1935).
Disney's favorite minstrel has another run-in with the natives. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Trader Mickey 07:12 Trader Mickey
From Trader Mickey (1932).
Mickey Mouse travels upriver. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Minnie the Moocher 07:46 Minnie the Moocher
From Minnie the Moocher (1932).
Cab Calloway as a ghostly walrus. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You 07:09 I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You
From I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You (1932).
A Fleischer cartoon featuring Louis Armstrong Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
How a Mosquito Operates 06:23 How a Mosquito Operates
From How a Mosquito Operates (1912).
A man is tormented by a mosquito Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Lucky Ducky 07:37 Lucky Ducky
From Lucky Ducky (1948).
Two dogs try to hunt a duckling and lose. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Ko-Ko the Barber 05:53 Ko-Ko the Barber
From Ko-Ko the Barber (1925).
Ko-Ko the Clown attempts to be a barber. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Futuritzy 06:03 Futuritzy
From Futuritzy (1928).
A Felix the Cat Short. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Porky In Wackyland 07:22 Porky In Wackyland
From Porky In Wackyland (1939).
Porky travels to Africa to capture the dodo. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Hollywood Bowl 06:48 Hollywood Bowl
From Hollywood Bowl (1938).
An example of animation as advertisement for Hollywood. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Skeleton Dance 05:31 Skeleton Dance
From Silly Symphonies (1929).
An early Disney short demonstrates its debt to vaudeville. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Ko-Ko Needles the Boss 07:21 Ko-Ko Needles the Boss
From Out of the Inkwell (1927).
Fleischer creation Ko-Ko the clown battles with his creator. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Thugs With Dirty Mugs 07:57 Thugs With Dirty Mugs
From Thugs With Dirty Mugs (1939).
A parody of an E.G Robinson film is highly self-referential. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Bosko the Talk-Ink Kid 04:49 Bosko the Talk-Ink Kid
From Bosko The Talk-Ink Kid (1929).
Harman and Ising break into sound film with their new minstrel creation, Bosko. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
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