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Feline Defense (Catnip Cat)

**Feline Defense** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1943.

## Synopsis

The story takes place during World War II in which Catnip and his nephews, are serving as civilian aircraft spotters on the West Coast of the United States. In order to detect the sound of approaching enemy aircraft, Donald uses a listening apparatus consisting of headphones and a large horn amplifier pointed skyward.

One morning at the listening post, Catnip accidentally wakes up his Nephews who were sleeping nearby. The boys, serving as Catnip's gun crew, retaliate by faking an airborne invasion as a prank. They fill a motorized toy plane with gingerbread paratroopers and fly it around the amplifier. Catnip awakes, sees the plane, and shoots it down with his home-made anti-aircraft battery. As the plane is falling to earth, the gingerbread men deploy. When Catnip sees the parachutes, he panics and hides in the grass while his nephew create artificial combat noises. When Catnip finally discovers the ruse, he angrily calls his nephews to attention and relieves them of duty. The nephews tearfully leave as Catnip continues to listen for aircraft alone.

Later, Catnip hears the sound of a bee buzzing near the amplifier and believes that his nephews are playing a trick on him again. However, when he sees the boys are not up to anything, Catnip returns to the listening post and continues to hear the bee, imagining the sound is approaching Japanese forces. Catnip quickly reinstates the boys and has them man a large cannon. Catnip carefully calculates the position of the sound and relays orders to his nephews in aiming the cannon. After following Catnip's instructions, the nephews aim the cannon directly at the acoustic horn where the bee is. Despite their objections, Catnip orders them to fire the weapon, which sends the amplified blast into Catnip's ears. The nephews laugh while Catnip goes into his characteristic temper tantrum while suspended off the ground by his earphones.

## Characters

* Catnip Cat
* Catnip's Nephews

## Voice Characterizations

* Mel Blanc - Catnip Cat, Catnip's Nephews

## Credits

* Director: William T. Hurtz (uncredited)
## Gallery

Opening CardFeline Defense Opening.pngFeline Defense Title Card.pngTitle CardClosing Card
The Diamond Thief (Mouse & Rat)

**The Diamond Thief** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1962.

## Availability

* (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Production Music

* Prowl Car - Reg Owen
* Coolsville - Reg Owen
* Beatnik Guitar - Reg Owen
* Comedy Bridges Set 2 - Robert Sharples (8th music track)
* Unseen Enemy - Reg Owen
* Raw Edge - Reg Owen
* Light Comedy Endings Section 4 - Van Phillips

## Sound Effects Used

* Sound Ideas, BOWLING, CARTOON - BOWLING BALL CRASH INTO PINS
* Sound Ideas, SIREN, POLICE - OLD POLICE SIREN WAILING IN CITY
* Sound Ideas, AUTO, CARTOON - INT: ACCELERATE, SHIFT, DECELERATE
* SoundDogs, Impacts, Glass - Crash - Big Glass Window Break. Several Takes. (2nd and 3rd crashes)
* Sound Ideas, WHISTLE, SLIDE - QUICK SLIDE DOWN, CARTOON 01
* Sound Ideas, SKID, CARTOON - SCREECHY SKID
* Sound Ideas, RICOCHET - LONG SHELL SCREAM RICCO,
* RICOCHET - LONG DESCENDING SHELL SCREAM RICCO,
* Sound Ideas, ELECTRICITY - ELECTRICAL SHORT CIRCUIT SPARKING
* Sound Ideas, CRASH, JUNK - JUNK CRASH, CARTOON
* ALDO BOOMER - COSMIC TWANGS
* ALDO BOOMER - TREMOLO SLIDE WHISTLE DOWN
* ALDO BOOMER - RACE CAR WHIZZ BY
* ALDO BOOMER - WARBLY JEWS HARP BOING
* ALDO BOOMER - METAL RULER TWANG
* ALDO BOOMER - WEIRD TIRE SQUEALING SWEETENERS
* ALDO BOOMER - QUICK PLUNK WITH BANJO
* ALDO BOOMER - SHARP SIREN ZIP
* ALDO BOOMER - TOY CAR RUNNING

## Characters

* Mouse
* Rat
* Bobcat Thief
* Policeman

## Voice Characterizations

* Allen Swift - Mouse
* Mel Blanc - Rat
* Billy Bletcher - Bobcat Thief
* Paul Frees - Policeman

## Credits

* Director: Paul Fennell
* Story: Al Bertino, Dick Kinney
* Animation: Larry Silverman, Ed Friedman, Fred Abranz, Al Eugster
* Layouts: Vern Jorgensen
* Backgrounds: Bob McIntosh
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eric Maddox (theme music), Reg Owen (uncredited)

## Gallery

Opening Logo.Opening Card.The Diamond Thief Opening.pngCredits Card.Title Card.Closing Card.
Feline Concert (Musical Frolics)

**Feline Concert** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1944.

## Availability

* (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Notes

* Featuring Catnip Cat in Musical Frolics cartoon.
* This cartoon is not part of Catnip Cat cartoon.

## Sound Effects Used

* Sound Ideas, Crashes / Impacts - Vehicle - Car Crash - Ext - CU - Big Crash W/ Lots Of Debris

## Credits

* Director: Paul Fennell
* Story: Bill Scott, Bill Phillips
* Animation: Jack Dunham, William T. Hurtz, Larry Silverman, Frank Onaitis, Rudy Larriva, Willis Pyle, Paul Sommer
* Backgrounds: John Hathcock
* Music: Eric Maddox

## Gallery

Feline Concert Opening Card.pngFeline Concert Credits.pngFeline Concert Title Card.pngMusical Frolics Cartoon Closing Logo (1944-46).png
Dog Yankees (Catnip & Bruce)

**Dog Yankees** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1961.

## Sound Effects Used

* Disney - SIREN WHISTLE ZING 01
* Shires - SIREN WHISTLE ZING 01

## Characters

* Catnip Cat
* Bruce Dog

## Credits

* Director: Wally Washer
* Story: Eddie Rehberg, Ken Hultgren
* Animation: Bob Maxfield, Fred Grable, Harvey Toombs, Rudy Larriva
* Layouts: Vern Jorgensen
* Backgrounds: Peggy Morrow
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eric Maddox

## Gallery

Opening logo.Opening Card.Dog Yankees Opening.pngCredits Card.Title Card.Closing Card.
The Ham-Burger (Catnip Cat)

**The Ham-Burger** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1960.

## Availability

* (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Sound Effects Used

* Sound Ideas, BOUNCE, CARTOON - SINGLE TIMPANI BOUNCE 01
* Sound Ideas, STRETCH, CARTOON - SHORT RUBBER STRETCHING SQUEAK 01
* Sound Ideas, DRUMS, CARTOON - LONG CONTINUOUS ROLL
* Sound Ideas, BONK, CARTOON - SHORT TWANGY BONK
* Sound Ideas, ANIMAL, PIG - CARTOON PIG: SNORTING
* Sound Ideas, WHISTLE, SLIDE - SLIDE UP, CARTOON 01
* Sound Ideas, HIT, METAL - METAL CAN HIT, CARTOON 03
* Sound Ideas, RICOCHET - CARTOON RICCO, 06
* Sound Ideas, ZIP, CARTOON - QUICK WHISTLE ZIP OUT 01
* Sound Ideas, HUMAN, LAUGH - LITTLE GIGGLE, CARTOON, LAUGHTER 02
* Hollywoodedge, Manual Water Pump Ws CRT018603
* Hollywoodedge, Ricochet CRT2014403
* ALDO BOOMER - WACKY DRUM ROLL
* ALDO BOOMER - CORK POP 02
* ALDO BOOMER - SLIDE WHISTLE WHIRLS
* ALDO BOOMER - BASS DRUM AND RIM SHOT
* ALDO BOOMER - HOLLOW METAL BUCKET HIT
* ALDO BOOMER - DOG MOTOR GROWLING
* ALDO BOOMER - COWBELL HIT
* ALDO BOOMER - RAPID RIM DRUM ACCENT

## Characters

* Catnip Cat
* Piggy Pig

## Credits

* Director: Volus Jones
* Story: Wesley Bennett, George Sherman
* Animation: Hank Smith, Don Selders, Ed Lackey, Phil DeLara
* Layouts: Sam Weiss
* Backgrounds: Ervin Kaplan
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eric Maddox

## Gallery

Opening Logo.Opening Card.The Ham-Burger Opening.pngThe Ham-Burger Credits.pngCredits Card.The Ham-Burger Title Card.pngTitle Card.Closing Card.
The Friend Half (Mouse & Rat)

**The Friend Half** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1948.

## Notes

* This cartoon to be reissued is to keep its original Republic Picture credits and title card, but not the opening and closing card.

## Characters

* Mouse
* Rat

## Voice Characterizations

* Harry E. Lang - Mouse
* Mel Blanc - Rat

## Credits

* Director: Don Towsley
* Story: Cap Palmer, Stanley Davis
* Animation: Jack Schnerk, Willis Pyle, Pat Matthews, Ed Friedman
* Layouts: Herbert Klynn
* Backgrounds: Bob McIntosh
* Music: Eric Maddox (theme music, uncredited), Darrell Calker

## Titles

* Original Republic Picture titles
* UPA Reissue titles

Original headshout card.The Friend Half Opening.pngOriginal opening card.Closing Card.

Reissue opening logo.Reissue headshout card.Reissue opening card.Reissue closing card
Catnip Makes A Movie (Catnip Cat)

**Catnip Makes A Movie** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1965.

## Credits

* Director: Wally Waher
* Story: Len Janson
* Animation: Ed Friedman, Alan Zaslove, Ruben Apocada, Hanks Smith
* Layouts: Robert Givens
* Backgrounds: Connie Matthews
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eugene Poddany
Chef Catnip (Catnip Cat)

**Chef Catnip** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1941.

## Synopsis

Catnip is listening to a radio cooking program hosted by Old Mother Mallard and mixes up a batch of waffles, but he's distracted and uses rubber cement instead of baking powder. The batter proves to be unusually stiff. First, his spoon gets stuck and the batter acts like a rubber-band airplane, flying the bowl around the room.
Next, Catnip falls with his head in the batter, he tries to get out but initially, he can't (with angry quacking and a lot of bubbles popping), and his tail in the waffle iron. Then he tries to chop it with an ax, and the ax flies up and splits the room in half.
Finally, he throws the bowl out the door; it sticks to the knob while the bowl gets stuck between two trees. The stretching causes a branch to knock on the door, tricking Catnip into opening it and letting the batter back in. After several attempts, he has had enough and rushes to the radio studio where the cooking program is being broadcast, and takes his anger out on Old Mother Mallard, believing her to be the source of the trouble, still not knowing about the rubber cement accident.
As he approaches the radio station, the radio starts shaking and wobbling showing that Donald is violently attacking Old Mother Mallard as an act of "revenge".

## Availability

* (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Credits

* Director: Paul Fennell (uncredited)
* Story: Noel Tucker, Joe Stultz (both uncredited)
* Animation: Phil Monroe, Jim Armstrong, Willis Pyle, Ed Friedman, Leighton Black, Osmond Evans, Frank Tipper (all uncredited)
* Layouts: John Hubley (uncredited)
* Backgrounds: Douglas Rickert (uncredited)
* Music: Eric Maddox (theme music; uncredited), Wallace Warlord (uncredited)
The Tiring Bear (Mouse & Rat)

**The Tiring Bear** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1943.

## Availability

* (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Characters

* Mouse
* Rat
* Jack Bear

## Voice Characterizations

* Harry E. Lang - Mouse
* Mel Blanc - Rat

## Credits

* Director: Harold Walker (uncredited)
* Story: Irving Leaf (uncredited)
* Animation: Roland Crandall, Ed Friedman, William T. Hurtz, Amby Paliwoda, Charles Nelson, Jack Tyrell, Bill Higgins (all uncredited)
* Layouts: Woody Gelman (uncredited)
* Backgrounds: Robert Gentle (uncredited)
* Music: Eric Maddox (theme music; uncredited), Edgar Litchin (uncredited)

## Titles

* Original Republic Picture titles
* UPA Reissue titles

Original opening cardThe Tiring Bear Opening.pngTitle Card.Original closing Card.

Reissue Opening logo.Reissue opening card.Reissue closing card
Fiona Cat Riding Hood (Catnip Cat)

**Fiona Cat Riding Hood** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1949.

## Notes

* This is the second time in Fiona Cat is a Co-star in Catnip Cat cartoon, the first time is "Mr. Cat Steps Out".
* The cartoon was originally part of the *Catnip Cat* series. However the posters erroneously call it a *Fiona Cat* series.

## Characters

* Fiona Cat (as Red Riding Hood)
* The Big Bad Wolf
* Fiona's Mother (as Granny)
* Catnip Cat (as Hunter)
* Hunter Dog

## Voice Characterizations

* Virginia Gregg - Fiona Cat
* Billy Bletcher - The Big Bad Wolf
* Martha Wentworth -Fiona's Mother
* Mel Blanc - Catnip Cat
* Pinto Colvig - Hunter Dog

## Credits

* Director: Don Towsley
## Gallery

Opening CardFiona Cat Riding Hood Opening.pngOpening CardFiona Cat Riding Hood Credits.pngCredits CardFiona Cat Riding Hood Title Card.pngTitle CardClosing Card
The Rescuers (1961)

The Rescuers is a 1961 American-British animated film produced by Aldo Boomer Production with associated studio by Thames Film Productions and distributed by Format Films Inc adapted from 1959 novel of same name written by Margery Sharp.

## Availability

* (2024) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Notes

* This movie is remade by Walt Disney Productions in 1977 with same name film

## Sound Effects Used

* SHIRES CASTLE THUNDER
* SHIRES RAIN

## Characters

* Bernard
* Miss Bianca
* Orville
* Penny
* Madame Medusa
* Mr. Orville
* Mr. Snoops
* Mr. Chairman
* Rufus
* Ellie Mae
* Luke
* Gramps
* Evinrude
* Deadeye
* TV Announcer
* Digger
* Deacon Owl

## Voice Characterizations

* Bob Newhart - Bernand
* Miss Bianca - Miss Bianca
Kitty Tripping (Fiona Cat)

**Kitty Tripping** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1960.

## Availability

* (2020) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Sound Effects Used

* Sound Ideas, BOINK, CARTOON - LITTLE BOINK
* Sound Ideas, MOTOR, CARTOON - OLD ANTIQUE MOTOR CHUGGING
* Sound Ideas, SQUEAK, CARTOON - SQUEAKY CART WHEEL
* Sound Ideas, CRASH, JUNK - JUNK CRASH, CARTOON
* Sound Ideas, WHISTLE, SLIDE - CRAZY SLIDE, CARTOON
* Sound Ideas, HIT, CARTOON - CYMBAL HIT AND WARBLE
* Sound Ideas, SKID, CARTOON - LONG AUTO SKID
* ALDO BOOMER - HOLLOW CYMBAL HIT
* ALDO BOOMER - SMALL CRANK AND COMICAL MOTOR
* ALDO BOOMER - FLAT JEWS HARP BOING
* ALDO BOOMER - RAPID SPINNING MACHINE
* ALDO BOOMER - WARBLE SAW BLADE
* ALDO BOOMER - FAST SLIDE WHISTLE UP 01
* ALDO BOOMER - OLD JALOPY MOTOR STEADY WITH METALLIC CLOPS
* ALDO BOOMER - RAPID TWIRLING SWISHES

## Characters

* Fiona Cat
* Janine McKitty

## Voice Characterizations

* June Foray - Fiona Cat
* Jean Vander Pyl - Janine McKitty

## Credits

* Director: Eddie Rehberg
* Story: Dick Kinney
* Animation: Abe Levitow, George Cannata, Doris Collins, Tom McDonald
* Layouts: Noel Tucker
* Backgrounds: Ervin Kaplan
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eric Maddox
Fini Deer (1943)

**Fini Deer** is a 1943 American animated feature film produced by Aldo Boomer Productions Inc. and distributed by Republic Pictures adapted from 1923 Novel "Bambi, a Life in the Woods" written by Felix Salten.

## Characters

* Fini the Deer
* Fini's Mother (she died by a Human Hunter with a Shot by Shotgun)
* Mini the Rabbit (Fini's Best Friend)
* Sussy Skunk (Fini's Friend)
* Owl
* Birds
* Others Wood Animals

## Notes

* This is the First Aldo Boomer feature film in Technicolor.
* This film is re-released in 11 times:
	+ 1st Republic Pictures reissue: 1950
	+ 2nd Republic Pictures reissue: 1955
	+ 3nd Republic Pictures reissue: 1957
	+ 1st Format Films Inc. reissue: 1960
	+ 2nd Format Films Inc. reissue: 1967
	+ 1st UPA reissue: 1973
	+ 2nd UPA reissue: 1978
	+ 3rd UPA reissue: 1982
	+ 1st Studios B Productions reissue: 1991 (during the Tribute to Aldo Boomer on 1991)
	+ 2nd Studios B Productions reissue: 2004
	+ DHX Media Productions reissue: 2011
* This film is Produced in 1942 but is released in 1943.
* This film is similary to Disney's Bambi from One Year Before

## Titles Sequence

### 1948, 1955 and 1957 Republic Pictures Reissue titles

* 1948 Republic Pictures Reissue titles
* 1955 Republic Pictures Reissue titles
* 1957 Republic Pictures Reissue titles

Reissue Logo

Reissue Logo

Reissue Logo
### 1960 and 1967 Format Films Inc. Reissue titles

* 1960 Format Films Inc. Reissue titles
* 1967 Format Films Inc. Reissue titles

Format Films Inc. Reissue Logo

Format Films Inc. Reissue Logo
### 1991 and 2004 Studio B Production Reissue titles

* 1991 Studio B Production Reissue titles
* 2004 Studio B Production Reissue titles
Leap Suzette (The Barnyard World)

**Leap Suzette** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1964.

## Notes

* This is final The Barnyard World cartoon.
* This is also last cartoon in miscellaneous theatrical animated series from 1960s due to the fact that studio continues filming of Boomertoons cartoons.

## Characters

* Jerry Rooster
* Doggy Dog
* Hens
* Patrick Pig
* Flippy Duck
* Flappy Duck

## Voice Characterizations

* Allen Swift - Jerry Rooster
* Sandy Becker - Doggy Dog
* Bill Thompson - Patrick Pig
* Mel Blanc - Flippy Duck, Flappy Duck

## Credits

* Director: Wally Washer
* Story: Cal Howard
* Animation: Ed Friedman, Hank Smith, Chuck Harriton, Tom McDonald
* Layouts: Raymond Jacobs
* Backgrounds: Connie Matthews
* Effects Animation: Tom Barnes
* Music: Eric Maddox

## Gallery

Opening LogoOpening Card.Leap Suzette Title Card.pngTitle Card.Leap Suzette Credits 1.pngCredits card.Leap Suzette Credits 2.pngClosing card.
Stephanie Sheh

**Stephanie Sheh** (1977-) is an American voice actress, ADR director, writer and producer who has worked for several major companies. She is often involved with work in English dubs of anime, cartoons, video games and films. Her notable voice roles include Hinata Hyuga in the *Naruto* franchise, Orihime Inoue in *Bleach*, Usagi Tsukino/the title protagonist in the Viz Media redub of *Sailor Moon*, Yui Hirasawa in *K-On!*, Eureka in *Eureka Seven*, *Katana* in DC Super Hero Girls, Mikuru Asahina in *The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya*, Yui in *Sword Art Online*, Illyasviel von Einzbern in *Fate/stay night*, Mamimi Samejima in *FLCL*, Blanca in White Snake and its 2021 sequel: Green Snake and Mitsuha Miyamizu in *Your Name* and the Current voice of Fiona Cat in Aldo Boomer TV shows, films and Animated Shorts since 2017.

## Career

Sheh was born in April 10, 1977 in Kalamazoo, Michigan, to a family of Han Chinese descent with her mother from China and her father from Taiwan, and was raised in Northern California.
She spent much of her childhood in Taiwan, where half of her relatives still live and speak Mandarin Chinese and Taiwanese Hokkien. Sheh became interested in being an actress after acting out a school play when she was in her early years in Monta Vista High School in Cupertino, California. While at the University of California, Los Angeles she was involved in anime clubs. After graduating from UCLA in 1999, she took a job as a producer while she pursued her acting career. She got her training and studying on acting, voice acting and improvisation at the Second City Training Center, East West Players, Susan Blu Voiceover Workshop and UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television. Sheh has also recorded radio spots for United States Cellular Corporation.

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Catnip's Crime (Catnip Cat)

**Catnip's Crime** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1945.

## Synopsis

Catnip has a date with Fiona, but no money. He raids his nephews' piggy bank, but his guilty conscience catches up with him.

On the night he promised to take his girl-friend Fiona out, Catnip Cat discovers he's skinned. Desperate for spending money, he gets it in the last place he knows: his three nephews' piggy bank. After the wild clubbing night, she thanks the 'rich' big spender, which only makes Catnip remember how penniless and guilty he is. Images of merciless pursuit by the police and rotting jail finish him off, so he takes a dish washing job, all night, but will that make everything all-right?

## Characters

* Catnip Cat
* Kiki Cat (as Fiona)
* Catnip's Nephews

## Voice Characterizations

* Mel Blanc - Catnip Cat, Catnip's Nephews
* Virginia Gregg - Kiki Cat (as Fiona)
* Sid Raymond - Narrator

## Credits

* Director: Paul Fennell
* Story: Milt Schaffer
* Animation: Carol Allen, William T. Hurtz (as William Hurtz), Robert Cannon, Ben Washam
* Layouts: Maurice Noble
* Backgrounds: Basil Halley
* Music: Eric Maddox (theme music), Edgar Litchin

## Titles

* Original Republic Picture titles
* UPA Reissue titles

Original opening CardCatnip's Crime Opening.pngCatnip's Crime Credits.pngOriginal credits cardCatnip's Crime Stew Title Card.pngOriginal closing card

Reissue Opening logo.Reissue opening cardCatnip's Crime Opening (Reissue).pngCatnip's Crime Credits (Reissue).pngReissue credits cardCatnip's Crime Title Card.pngReissue opening card
The Daughter Kitties (Fiona Cat)

**The Daughter Kitties** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1951.

## Availability

* (2024) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Notes

* This is the first appearance of Fiona's Daughter, Lili Cat, Lulu Cat, Lala Cat, Lolo Cat and Loly Cat
* This cartoon to be reissued is to keep its original Republic Picture credits and Title card, but not the Headshout, Opening and Closing card.

## Sound Effects Used

* BBC Records, Transport - Plane Crash - Piston Engine
* BBC Records, Industrial / Domestic - Explosion (Close)

## Characters

* Fiona Cat
* Fiona's Husband
* Fiona's Daughter
* Lili Cat
* Lulu Cat
* Lala Cat
* Lolo Cat
* Loly Cat

## Voice Characterizations

* Virginia Gregg - Fiona Cat, Lili Cat, Lala Cat, Loly Cat
* Lucille Bliss - Lulu Cat, Lolo Cat, Fiona's Daughter
* Dick Nelson - Fiona's Husband

## Credits

* Director: Wally Washer
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eric Maddox

## Titles

* Original Republic Picture titles
* UPA Reissue titles

Original opening cardThe Daughter Kitties Opening.pngThe Daughter Kitties Credits.pngThe Daughter Kitties Title Card.pngOriginal Closing card

Reissue Opening logo.Reissue opening card.The Daughter Kitties Opening (Reissue).pngThe Daughter Kitties Credits.pngThe Daughter Kitties Title Card.pngReissue closing card
Fiona The Mermaid Cat (Catnip Cat)

**Fiona The Mermaid Cat** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1953.

## Availability

* (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Notes

* This is the Third time in Fiona Cat is a Co-star in Catnip Cat cartoon, the second time is "Fiona Cat Riding Hood", and first time is "Mr. Cat Steps Out".
* The cartoon was originally part of the *Catnip Cat* series. However the posters erroneously call it a *Fiona Cat* series.

## Characters

* Catnip Cat
* Fiona Cat (as Mermaid)

## Voice Characterizations

* Mel Blanc - Catnip Cat
* Virginia Gregg - Fiona Cat

## Credits

* Director: Wally Washer
* Story: Sterling Sturtevant, Norton Callaway
* Animation: Ken Hultgren, Chuck Downs, Harvey Toombs, Jack Schnerk
* Layouts: Robert Dranko
* Backgrounds: Bob McIntosh
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eric Maddox

## Gallery

Opening CardFiona The Mermaid Cat Opening.pngFiona The Mermaid Cat Credits.pngCredits cardFiona The Mermaid Cat Title Card.pngClosing CardFiona the Mermaid Cat (1953) poster.pngPoster
Spies In Disguise (Fiona Cat)

**Spies In Disguise** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1964.

## Sound Effects Used

* ALDO BOOMER - WARBLY JEWS HARP BOING
* ALDO BOOMER - PROP PLANE DIVE FAST
* ALDO BOOMER - COWBELL HIT
* ALDO BOOMER - DOUBLE PLUNK WITH COWBELL
* ALDO BOOMER - DOUBLE PLUNK WITH HORN
* ALDO BOOMER - LONG WHISTLE ZING
* ALDO BOOMER - ANTIQUE AUTO CRASH

## Characters

* Fiona Cat
* Suzy
* Buster Bobcat

## Voice Characterizations

* June Foray - Fiona Cat
* Penny Phillips - Suzy
* Mort Marshall - Buster Bobcat

## Credits

* Director: Brad Branson
* Story: Lloyd Turner
* Animation: Reuben Timmins, John Carey, Rudy Larriva, Alan Zaslove
* Layouts: Cullen Hoghtaling
* Backgrounds: Peggy Morrow
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eric Maddox
The Imprisonment (Boko The Clown)

Burlap titles

**The Imprisonment** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1930.

## Synopsis

Boko The Clown is a prisoner on jailer Pegleg Barney's rock pile. In a riot, he escapes, but when he's pursued by the jail guards' hounds, he jumps on a pair of motley horses who finally return him to jail the hard way.

## Notes

* The Original titles of this cartoon exist in Redrawn Colorized version.

## Characters

* Boko The Clown
* Various Prisoners
* Pegleg Barney
* Hounds

## Voice Characterizations

* Jack Carr - Boko The Clown
* Pinto Colvig - Hounds
* George Magrill - Singing Prisoners
* Theodore Santoro - Singing Prisoners

## Credits

* Director: William Nolan
* Animation: Volney White, Thomas McKimson, Ben Clopton, Jack Dunham, Clifford H. Lampwick, Pete Burness, Bernard King, Harold Walker, Paul Fennell, Rollin Hamilton, Herman Ginsberg, Roman Zingler
* Music: Frank Marsales

## Titles

* Original Sono Art-World Wide titles
* Burlap titles

The Imprisonment Title Card.pngOriginal title CardBoko The Clown Cartoon Closing Logo (1930-1932).pngOriginal closing card

Reissue Opening logo.Reissue Opening CardJolly Classics Cartoon Opening Logo Burlap reissue titles (Black and White version).pngReissue title Card
## Gallery

The Imprisonment Title Card (Redrawn).pngOriginal title Card (Redrawn)Animation drawned by Paul Fennell.
The Henpecked Mouse (Mouse & Rat)

**The Henpecked Mouse** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1937.

## Availability

* (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Notes

* First appearance of Mouse & Rat in his current form.
* This is first Mouse & Rat cartoons series.
* This Cartoon is in public domain since 1965 by failure of Copyright renewal.

## Sound Effects Used

* Sound Ideas, AUTO, CRASH - LONG SKID AND CRASH (skid only)
* Freesound, G02-19-Biplane Dive and Crash.wav
* ALDO BOOMER - HEAVY TIMPANI BOING
* ALDO BOOMER - DRUM HIT CYMBAL
* ALDO BOOMER - WACKY GOBBLES
* ALDO BOOMER - BRAKE DRUM HIT
* ALDO BOOMER - RACE CAR WHIZZ BY
* ALDO BOOMER - WARBLE SAW BLADE
* ALDO BOOMER - QUICK WHISTLE ZIP 01
* ALDO BOOMER - RATCHET CRANKING
* Fred Ginsberg Slap Sound
* Fred Ginsberg Boing Sound

## Characters

* Mouse
* Rat
* George The Basset
* Rooster

## Voice Characterizations

* Harry E. Lang - Mouse, George The Basset
* Mel Blanc - Rat, Rooster

## Credits

* Director: Paul Fennell (uncredited)
* Story: John Foster (uncredited)
* Animation: Fred Abranz (uncredited), Ralph Pearson (uncredited), Max Maxwell (uncredited), Bernard Garbutt (uncredited), Grim Natwick (uncredited), Willis Pyle (uncredited), Larry Martin (uncredited), Ken Hultgren (uncredited), Robert Bentley (uncredited)
* Music: Wallace Warlord (uncredited)
The Karate Catnip (Catnip Cat)

**The Karate Catnip** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1947.

## Notes

* First appearance of Catnip Cat in his modern form.
* First Cartoon in used new opening with head of this modern form of Catnip Cat.

## Characters

* Catnip Cat
* Tommy Bulldog
* Kiki Cat
* Scrooge Cat

## Voice Characterizations

* Mel Blanc - Catnip Cat
* Daws Butler - Tommy Bulldog
* June Foray - Kiki Cat
* Mort Marshall - Scrooge Cat

## Credits

* Director: Don Towsley
* Story: Bill Phillips, Don Hartman
* Animation: Leighton Black, William T. Hurtz (as William Hurtz), Phil Monroe, Rudy Larriva
* Layouts: Ben Wicken
* Backgrounds: Robert Gentle
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eric Maddox

## Gallery

Opening CardThe Karate Catnip Opening.pngThe Karate Catnip Credits.pngThe Karate Catnip Title Card.pngClosing Card
Elaric Coppercliff

## Stats

**Elaric Coppercliff** is a Fairy Fighter, who was captured by the Remnants, and is a member of The Forsaken. Elaric searched for answers down the dark path they all followed.

## Character Description

### Appearance

Elaric is a short, 5'0" Fairy with white skin and orange hair. His wings are orange and are around wingspan-size in length.

### Personality

Elaric has demonstrated his enjoyment of tinkering and understanding intelligence. He is intimidated by a few of the Forsaken and is unnerved about everything happening, but is willing to search for answers and defend the rest of the party if conflict occurs. Elaric also noticeably shakes under pressure.

## Backstory

Elaric does not know where he truly comes from, with the only remnant of where he's from being a copper amulet he wears around his neck, and was taken in by a guild, but ran away after they had some connection to the Remnants. Elaric has also mentioned owning an antique pistol passed through generations of his family of the guild that took him in. He also had a love interest by the name of Finic, who later became part of the Remnants, and they fought before Elaric left.

## Character Information

### Fighter Abilities

* Fighting Style: Archery
* Second Wind
* Action Surge
* Extra Attack (1)

### Gunslinger Archetype Abilities

* Gunsmith
* Adept Marksman
* Trick Shots
	+ Deadeye Shot
	+ Piercing Shot

### Fairy Abilities

* Transformation
* Fey Ancestry
* Tailwind
Neutral Scram (Boomertoons)

**Neutral Scram** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1954.

## Notes

* The bulldog resembles Spike from Tom and Jerry in this cartoon.

## Sound Effects Used

* Sound Ideas, AUTO, CRASH - LONG SKID AND CRASH (crash only)
* Sound Ideas, SKID, CARTOON - SHORT SKID (R-B)
* Sound Ideas, Vehicular - (Exterior) sound of tires squealing as car skids on pavement
* R-B EXPLOSION - CANNON FIRING
* ALDO BOOMER - SPORTS CAR RACING AROUND
* ALDO BOOMER - GUITAR SLIDE DOWN
* ALDO BOOMER - LARGE WOOD CRASH
* ALDO BOOMER - RACE CAR PULL AWAY FAST
* ALDO BOOMER - TOY CAR RUNNING
* ALDO BOOMER - ELECTRIC GUITAR WOBBLY TWANG
* ALDO BOOMER - SEVERAL VOCAL SWISHES
* ALDO BOOMER - QUICK SIREN WHISTLE ZIP 01
* ALDO BOOMER - ARROW SWOOSH
* ALDO BOOMER - DRUM HIT CYMBAL

## Characters

* Mailman
* Bulldog

## Voice Characterizations

* Daws Butler - Mailman
* Jackson Beck - Bulldog

## Credits

* Director: Brad Branson
* Story: George Sherman, Milt Schaffer
* Animation: Phil Duncan, William T. Hurtz (as Bill Hurtz), Ed Friedman, Rod Scribner
* Layouts: Robert Dranko
* Backgrounds: Carlos Manriquez
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eric Maddox
Fiona S.W.A.T. (Fiona Cat)

**Fiona S.W.A.T.** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1941.

## Synopsis

Fiona Cat is a Officer Police, and is called out to rescue a kitten that is repeatedly chased up telephone poles and trees by an aggressive little dog.

## Plot

Officer Fiona Cat, the local ice cream-swilling cop on the beat, attempts to rescue a kitten stuck atop a utility pole while a stray mutt hampers his attempts in an effort to get the kitten. By the time he's shooed the mutt away, the kitten has jumped to a tree. His efforts to climb the tree anger a woodpecker. The kitten is finally rescued, but Fiona is left far worse for the effort.

## Notes

* This cartoon to be reissued is to keep its original Title card, but not the Opening and Closing card.
* Fiona Cat is depicted with five-fingered hands instead of the usual four.

## Characters

* Fiona Cat
* Kittiens
* Woodpecker
* Dogs

## Voice Characterizations

* Virginia Gregg - Fiona Cat
* Billy Bletcher - Phone Guy

## Credits

* Director: Paul Fennell (uncredited)
* Story: Bill Phillips, Curt Perkins
* Animation: Jack Dunham, Osmond Evans, Ed Friedman, Robert Cannon, George Cannata, William T. Hurtz, Rudy Larriva, Frank Tipper, Phil Monroe
* Backgrounds: Joseph Smith (uncredited)
* Music: Eric Maddox (Theme song, uncredited), Clarence Wheeler (uncredited)

## Titles

* Original Republic Picture titles
* UPA Reissue titles

Fiona Cat Cartoon Logo (1941-1942).png

Reissue logo.Reissue Opening.Reissue closing card
Landing Stripling (Mouse & Rat)

**Landing Stripling** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1967.

## Availability

* (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Sound Effects Used

* Sound Ideas, CRASH, CARTOON - BIG METAL CRASH,
* Sound Ideas, ZIP, CARTOON - QUICK WHISTLE ZIP OUT,
* Sound Ideas, MOTOR, CARTOON - OLD ANTIQUE MOTOR CHUGGING
* Sound Ideas, SKID, CARTOON - LONG AUTO SKID
* Sound Ideas, AIRPLANE, SINGLE PROP - TBF: EXT: POWER DIVE
* Sound Ideas, Electronic - Synthesized sound of an old car having trouble starting
* Freesound, G02-02-Biplane Dives Twice.wav
* ALDO BOOMER - WARBLE SAW BLADE
* ALDO BOOMER - HEAVY CORK SQUEAK AND POP
* ALDO BOOMER - DRUM HIT CYMBAL
* ALDO BOOMER - JEWS HARP BOUNCING
* ALDO BOOMER - SHORT ELECTRONIC PING
* ALDO BOOMER - ELECTRONIC COMICAL EFFECTS 01
* ALDO BOOMER - HOLLOW DONK

## Characters

* Mouse
* Rat

## Voice Characterizations

* Allen Swift - Mouse
* Mel Blanc - Rat

## Credits

* Director: Lewis Marshall
* Story: Bob Kurtz
* Animation: Volus Jones, Hal Ambro, Ed Friedman, Charles McKimson
* Layouts: Don Sheppard
* Backgrounds: Walt Peregoy
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eugene Poddany
Busy Canary (Jolly Classics)

* Original Title
* Burlap titles

**Busy Canary** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1931.

## Characters

* Canary
* Cat

## Titles

* Original Sono Art-World Wide titles
* Burlap titles

Original title CardOriginal closing card

Reissue Opening logo.Reissue Opening CardJolly Classics Cartoon Opening Logo Burlap reissue titles (Black and White version).pngReissue title Card
List of miscellaneous Aldo Boomer series and shorts

This is a list of miscellaneous theatrical cartoon series that were released by Aldo Boomer.

## Tootie 'N' Terry

### 1960

* Knights Must Fall
* Giddy Yapping
* Pork Chop Turtle
* Terry And The Leopard

## Inspector Moley

### 1960

* Motor Bandit
* Mr. Stootle-Bear
* Market Robbery

### 1961

* The Secret Club Of Venturers
* Lynx Thug
* The Muttley Wolf King

### 1962

* Bronco Busters
* Money Burglars
* Inspector Moley Meets Apey Ape
* Haunted Bandit

## Normie The Greyhound

### 1961

* Bone Sweet Bone
* Canine Sports
* Twisted Bully Bully Dog

### 1962

* Artist Unknown
* Yawp Dog Inc.
* Boating Buddies
* The Red Purloiner
* That's No Lady Dog
* The Great Canine Race
* Bounty Doggy
* Gang Bowsters

## The Barnyard World

### 1962

* Jerry Rooster's Big Break
* Struggle With Weasel Baloney
* Hen-House Warming
* Piggy Trappers
* Corn-Pirates
* Tricky Ducks
* Sweet Sioux
* Rooster's Luck

### 1963

* Egg Nappers
* Base Brawl
* Count Me Out
* Moby Chicken
* Bull Eye Razzle-Tuzzle
* Chicken Trapped
* Roll Er' Skates

### 1964

* Jerry De Paree
* Leap Suzette

## Boko The Clown

### 1929

* Boko The Driver
* Raggedy Tiger
* The Grandfather Clock
* Boko's Bungalow

### 1930

* Boko's Invention
* House Cleaning
* The Lion Mystery
* Boko's Time Machine
* Boko's Choo-Choo
* The Karnival Boko
* The Imprisonment
* Boko's Fire Department
* Boko's Nightmare
* The Rabbit Hunt
* Touchdown Boko
* The Klondike Boko

### 1931

* The Building Daze
* Boko's Birthday Party
* Boko's Election
* Boko Steps Out
* Boko In Arabia
* Boko's Moose Hunt
* The Camping
* Boko's Gala Premiere
* The Grocery Boko
* Boko's Traffic Troubles
* Boko The Watchmaker

### 1932

* The Pet Shop
* Boko's Revue
* The Big Olympics
* Dog-Napper
* Trader Boko
* The Wayward Hat
* Boko's Good Deed

### 1933

* The Mad Professor
* Boko's Pal Dickie
* Boko's Mellerdrammer
* Boko's Mechanical Man
* Kentucky Derby
* Boko The Giant Killer

### 1934

* Operation Shanghai
* Playful Dickie
* Gulliver Boko
* Boko's Steamroller
* Boko Plays Papa
* Boko The Cowboy
* The Dog Catchers

### 1935

* Robinson Crusoe Boko
* Boko's Band Concert
* Boko's Service Station
* Boko's Garden
* The Ice Rink
* Shiver Me Clowners
* Dickie's Judgement Day

### 1936

* Boko's Auto
* Rivet Riot
* Baseball Boko
* Muddled Mountie
* Boko's Picnic
* Lamblike Wolf
* Boko's Christmas
* Acrobatty Daze

### 1945

* High Steaks (Last cartoon starring with Boko The Clown)
Hillbilly Jerks (Mouse & Rat)

**Hillbilly Jerks** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1941.

## Availability

* (2022) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Sound Effects Used

* Disney - SIREN WHISTLE ZING 01
* Shires - SIREN WHISTLE ZING 01

## Characters

* Mouse
* Rat

## Voice Characterizations

* Harry E. Lang as Mouse
* Mel Blanc as Rat

## Credits

* Director: Paul Fennell (uncredited)
* Story: Irving Leaf (uncredited), Bill Phillips (uncredited)
* Animation: Ted Parmelee (uncredited), William T. Hurtz (uncredited), Grim Natwick (uncredited), Frank Smith (uncredited), Rudy Larriva (uncredited), Cecil Surry (uncredited), Mannie Davis (uncredited), Phil Monroe (uncredited), Ed Friedman (uncredited), Herman Ginsberg (uncredited), Osmond Evans
* Effects Animation: George Rowley (uncredited)
* Music: Eric Maddox (theme music), Ben Oakland (uncredited)
Format Films

**Format Films** was an animation studio which was founded by Herbert Klynn in 1959 with Jules Engel as vice president, Bob McIntosh and Joseph Mugnaini, all of whom were animators. It was most active during the 1960s, producing episodes of *The Alvin Show* and *Popeye the Sailor*. Klynn shut his studio in 1962 but reopened it by 1965 as Format Productions when Engels left for Europe. The studio made eleven sub-contracted shorts in Warner Bros.' theatrical *Road Runner* series as well as three *Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales* shorts, and produced *The Lone Ranger* animated series for CBS in 1966.

Format Productions also created title sequences for several TV series, including *I Spy*, *Honey West*, the animated characters on the television variety show *Hee Haw*, animated various TV commercials, and created film title designs for *The Glory Guys* and *Clambake*.

1. ↑ Format Films in TV Guide (1961) (June 11, 2009).
Ozark Kitty (Fiona Cat)

**Ozark Kitty** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1959.

## Notes

* This Short is the first Fiona Cat cartoon in released in distribution of Format Films Inc. for Aldo Boomer Productions Inc. after being founded in the same year.
* Harvey Eisenberg's final directorial effort at Aldo Boomer

## Production Music

* L-85 - Light Movement
* EM-127C - Light Activity
* TC-300 - Eccentric Comedy
* JB-10 - Light Neutral
* JB-206 - Comedy Military
* EM-127A - Metro Underscore

## Credits

* Director: Harvey Eisenberg
* Story: Ed Nofziger, Billy Friedberg
* Animation: Rudy Larriva, Hank Smith, Louie Schmitt, William Shull
* Layouts: Robert Givens
* Backgrounds: Peggy Morrow
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eric Maddox (theme music), John Seely (uncredited)

## Gallery

Opening logo.Opening Card.Ozark Kitty Opening.pngOzark Kitty Credits.pngOzark Kitty Title Card.pngClosing Card.
Insect To Injury (Mouse & Rat)

**Insect To Injury** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1943.

## Availability

* (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Sound Effects Used

* Sound Ideas, AIRPLANE, PROP - LONG DIVE, 02
* Sound Ideas, RICOCHET - THIN RICCO, 03
* Sound Ideas, RICOCHET - CARTOON RICCO, 06
* Sound Ideas, RICOCHET - CARTOON RICCO, 07
* Sound Ideas, RICOCHET - LONG SHELL SCREAM RICCO,
* RICOCHET - CARTOON RICCO 15
* RICOCHET - CARTOON RICCO 24
* RICOCHET - CARTOON RICCO 26
* Sound Ideas, EXPLOSION - HOWITZER EXPLOSION,
* Sound Ideas, CARTOON, SKID - SHORT, LOW SKID
* Standard Sound Effect, 37 MM Anti-Tank Gun
* ALDO BOOMER - BIG CRUNCHY BITE
* ALDO BOOMER - WINCH PULLEY CRANKING
* ALDO BOOMER - QUIVERING SLIDE WHISTLE UP
* ALDO BOOMER - WHEEZY HONK CYMBAL
* ALDO BOOMER - RAPID SIREN WHISTLE WHIPS
* ALDO BOOMER - LONG SLIDE WHISTLE DOWN
* ALDO BOOMER - SHARP JEWS HARP BOING
* ALDO BOOMER - QUICK SIREN WHISTLE ZIP 04
* ALDO BOOMER - BRAKE DRUM HIT
* ALDO BOOMER - MUSICAL SAW WOBBLE
* ALDO BOOMER - CORK POP 01

## Characters

* Mouse
* Rat
* Beetles
* Colorado Beetles
* Caterpillar
* Spider

## Voice Characterizations

* Harry E. Lang - Mouse
* Mel Blanc - Rat

## Credits

* Director: Harvey Eisenberg (uncredited)
* Story: Cal Howard, Bill Phillips (both uncredited)
* Animation: Otto Feuer, Ed Friedman, John Hubley, Fred Abranz, Dick Hall, Marshall Branson, Rudy Larriva, Casey Onaitis, Jack Ozark, Tony Rivera (all uncredited)
* Music: Eric Maddox (theme music) (uncredited), Leo Erdody (uncredited)
* Backgrounds: Paul Julian (uncredited)

## Titles

* Original Republic Picture titles
* UPA Reissue titles

Original opening cardInsect To Injury Opening.pngTitle Card.Original closing Card.

Reissue Opening logo.Reissue opening card.Reissue closing card
Cavaliers Daze (Boomertoons)

**Cavaliers Daze** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1960.

## Availability

* (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Sound Effects Used

* ALDO BOOMER - BIG CRUNCHY BITE
* ALDO BOOMER - WINCH PULLEY CRANKING
* ALDO BOOMER - QUIVERING SLIDE WHISTLE UP
* ALDO BOOMER - WHEEZY HONK CYMBAL
* ALDO BOOMER - RAPID SIREN WHISTLE WHIPS
* ALDO BOOMER - LONG SLIDE WHISTLE DOWN
* ALDO BOOMER - SHARP JEWS HARP BOING
* ALDO BOOMER - QUICK SIREN WHISTLE ZIP 04
* ALDO BOOMER - BRAKE DRUM HIT
* ALDO BOOMER - MUSICAL SAW WOBBLE
* ALDO BOOMER - CORK POP 01

## Characters

* King Charles I
* Prince Rupert

## Credits

* Director: Wally Washer
* Story: Bill Phillips, Sterling Sturtevant
* Animation: Rod Scribner, Frank Smith, Phil Duncan, Bill Melendez
* Layouts: Shirley Silvey
* Backgrounds: Bob McIntosh
* Effects Animation: Archie Robin
* Music: Eric Maddox

## Gallery

Opening Logo.Cavaliers Daze Opening.pngOpening Card.Credits Card.Title Card.Closing Card.
Kongo Roo (Fiona Cat)

* Original Title
* 1952 Republic Picture and UPA Reissue

**Beware! The Car** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1941.

## Credits

* Director: Aldo Boomer (uncredited)
* Story: Joe Stultz, Edmond Seward
* Animation: Ben Farish, William T. Hurtz, Rudy Larriva, Volus Jones, Leighton Black, Robert Cannon, Jim Armstrong
* Backgrounds: Paul Julian
* Music: Eric Maddox (theme music), Ben Oakland

## Titles

* Original Republic Picture titles
* 1952 Republic Picture Reissue titles
* UPA Reissue titles

Original Headshout opening card.Original opening card.Original title card (with MPPDA certificate number).Original closing card.

Reissue Headshout Opening.1952 Republic Picture Reissue Opening Card1952 Republic Picture Reissue Title Card (same but without MPPDA certificate number)1952 Republic Picture Reissue Closing Card.

Reissue logo.UPA Reissue Headshout Opening.UPA Reissue Opening.UPA Reissue title card (Same title card from the 1952 Republic Picture reissue but in Open Matte version)UPA Reissue closing card
Little Kitty Named Fiona (Fiona Cat)

**Little Kitty Named Fiona** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1937.

## Availability

* (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Notes

* This is first appearance of Fiona Cat.
* This is first Fiona Cat cartoons series.
* This will be the first Aldo Boomer cartoon to be directly aimed towards girls.

## Transcripts

* Little Kitty Named Fiona (Fiona Cat)/Transcript

## Characters

* Fiona Cat
* Fiona's Mother
* Fiona's Father
* Alley Cats

## Voice Characterizations

* Virginia Gregg - Fiona Cat
* Karlton Kadell - Narrator

## Credits

* Director: Thomas McKimson (Uncredited)
* Story: Howard Dietz (Uncredited)
* Animation: Shamus Culhane, Fred Grable, Al Eugster, Fred Abranz, John W. Howland, George Grandpre, William McIntyre, Richard Morley, Robert De Grasse (All Uncredited)
* Layouts: Robert Dranko (Uncredited)
* Backgrounds: Joseph Smith (Uncredited)
* Music: Eric Maddox (Uncredited)
Rabbit Seasoning (Mouse & Rat)

**Rabbit Seasoning** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1956.

## Availability

* (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Notes

* This is the last cartoon with the Closing card of 1953-56 of "A Aldo Boomer Mouse & Rat The End" with RCA sound system logo but only in Academy ratio version.

## Characters

* Mouse
* Rat
* Rabbit
* Tomley The Hunter
* Grover The Hunting Dog

## Voice Characterizations

* Allen Swift - Mouse
* Mel Blanc - Rat, Rabbit
* Paul Frees - Tomley The Hunter
* Pinto Colvig - Grover The Hunting Dog

## Credits

* Director: Don Towsley
* Story: Billy Friedberg, George Baker
* Animation: Chris Ishii, Ed Friedman, Rudy Larriva, Volus Jones
* Layouts: Dale Barnhart
* Backgrounds: Raymond Jacobs
* Effects Animation: Harry Hamsel
* Music: Eric Maddox

## Gallery

* Cinemascope
* 4:3 Aspect Ratio

Opening logoOpening CardRabbit Seasoning Opening (Cinemascope version).pngRabbit Seasoning Credits (Cinemascope version).pngCredits CardRabbit Seasoning Title Card (Cinemascope version).pngTitle CardClosing Card

Opening logoMouse & Rat cartoon (1937-1959) Opening Card.pngOpening CardRabbit Seasoning Opening.pngRabbit Seasoning Credits.pngCredits CardRabbit Seasoning Title Card.pngTitle CardClosing Card
Fox Hounded (Boomertoons)

**Fox Hounded** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1960.

## Sound Effects Used

* Sound Ideas, BOING, CARTOON - SMALL BOING
* Sound Ideas, SKID, CARTOON - LONG AUTO SKID
* Sound Ideas, CARTOON, ACCENT - MORTAR AND CYMBAL CRASH
* Sound Ideas, ZIP, CARTOON - LONG WHISTLE ZIP
* Sound Ideas, SPRONG, CARTOON - BIG SPRINGY SPRONG 01
* Sound Ideas, WATER, SPLASH - MEDIUM SPLASH
* Sound Ideas, RUN, CARTOON - TEMPLE BLOCK RIOT, LONG,
* Sound Ideas, DRUMS, CARTOON - FAST BONGO ROLL
* Sound Ideas, RICOCHET - THIN RICCO, 03
* Sound Ideas, BOINK, CARTOON - HEAVY BOINK
* Sound Ideas, BIRD, CARTOON - HAPPY BIRD WHISTLE
* Hollywoodedge, Ricochet CRT2014403
* ALDO BOOMER - HONK HIT CYMBAL
* ALDO BOOMER - RAPID TWIRLING SWISHES
* ALDO BOOMER - CONTINUOUS CRUNCHING FOOD
* ALDO BOOMER - RISING WHIRLING WHISTLE 02
* ALDO BOOMER - QUICK SLIDE WHISTLE UP 01
* ALDO BOOMER - BRAKE DRUM HIT
* ALDO BOOMER - LOUD POP GUN POP
* ALDO BOOMER - COWBELL RATTLE
* ALDO BOOMER - SYNTH RAPID SWISHES

## Characters

* Fox
* Dipsy Dog
* Various Dogs

## Voice Characterizations

* Sid Raymond - Fox
* Ben Stone - Dipsy Dog

## Credits

* Director: Eddie Rehberg
* Story: Ed Nofziger, Bill Scott
* Animation: Ben Washam, Alan Zaslove, Barrie Nelson, Hank Smith
* Layouts: Noel Tucker
* Backgrounds: Ervin Kaplan
* Effects Animation: Harry Hamsel
* Music: Eric Maddox

## Gallery

Opening LogoFox Hounded Opening.pngOpening CardCredits CardTitle CardClosing Card
Scrambled Eggs (Catnip Cat)

**Scrambled Eggs** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1954.

## Notes

* Filmed in both Cinemascope and Aspect ratio 4:3 formats.
* This is the first Catnip Cat cartoon to be produced in CinemaScope.

## Credits

* Director: Brad Branson
* Story: Milt Schaffer, Noel Tucker
* Animation: Robert Cannon (as Bob Cannon), Bill Melendez
* Layouts: Herbert Klynn
* Background: Bob McIntosh
* Effects Animation: Brad Case
* Music: Eric Maddox

## Titles

* Cinemascope
* 4:3 Aspect Ratio

Opening logoOpening CardScrambled Eggs Opening (Cinemascope Version).pngCredits CardScrambled Eggs Title Card (Cinemascope Version).pngTitle CardClosing Card

Opening logoOpening CardScrambled Eggs Opening.pngCredits CardScrambled Eggs Title Card.pngTitle CardClosing Card
Deserted Dessert (Mouse & Rat)

**Deserted Dessert** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1945.

## Availability

* (2024) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Characters

* Mouse
* Rat
* Camel
* Arab Bandit
* Harem Mices Girls

## Voice Characterizations

* Harry E. Lang - Mouse
* Mel Blanc - Rat
* Paul Frees - Arab Bandit

## Credits

* Director: Burt Gillett
* Story: Howard Dietz, Bill Phillips
* Animation: Rudy Larriva, Jack Schnerk, Herb Rothwill, Wesley Garner
* Layouts: Nick Gibson
* Backgrounds: John Hathcock
* Music: Eric Maddox

## Titles

* Original Republic Picture titles
* UPA reissue titles

Original Opening CardDeserted Dessert Opening (Original).pngDeserted Dessert Credits.pngOriginal Credits CardOriginal closing card

Reissue Opening Logo.Reissue Opening Card.Reissue creditsReissue Closing card
The Dog Scoop (Catnip Cat)

**The Dog Scoop** is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1947.

## Availability

* (2020) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

## Notes

* First Catnip Cat cartoon in shows "Color by TECHNICOLOR" text in the opening card instead "IN TECHNICOLOR" text since 1947 until late-1958.

## Sound Effects Used

* Car Crashes - Car Crash, approach with horn, skid, crash, skid, crash.

## Credits

* Director: Wally Washer
* Story: Larry Rhine, George Sherman
* Animation: Cliff Augustson, Herb Rothwill, Jack Dunham, Abe Levitow
* Layouts: Eric Dodgers
* Backgrounds: Bob McIntosh
* Music: Darrell Calker

## Gallery

The Dog Scoop Opening.pngThe Dog Scoop Credits.pngThe Dog Scoop Title Card.png