History WesternAnimation / Noveltoons

* Cat O' Nine Ails (1948) Considered a lost cartoon, sans a single print in the UCLA film archive.

* Cat O' Nine Ails (1948)

* The Bored Cuckoo (1948) PublicDomain.

* Flip Flap (1948) PublicDomain.

** The ''Land of the Lost'' subseries is an adaptation of a radio drama of the same name by Isabel Manning Hewson.

* Suddenly It's Spring (1944): Starring RaggedyAnn. PublicDomain.

* Spree for All (1946) Starring ComicStrip/SnuffySmith. Considered a Lost Cartoon, sans a VERY low quality Black and White print.

* WesternAnimation/TheEnchantedSquare (1947) Starring RaggedyAnn. PublicDomain.

* Santa's Surprise (1947) PublicDomain.

* SpiritualSuccessor: To the ''Color Classics'' cartoons.

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** ''The Wee Men''
** ''The Mild West''
** ''The Land of the Lost''
** ''The Mite Makes Right''
** ''The Old Shell Game''
** ''The Little Cut-Up''
** ''The Lost Dream''
** ''The Voice of the Turkey''
** ''The Case of the Cockeyed Canary''
** ''The Oily Bird''
** ''The Sheepish Wolf''
** ''The Trip''

* TheTheTitle:
** ''The Wee Men''
** ''The Mild West''
** ''The Land of the Lost''
** ''The Mite Makes Right''
** ''The Old Shell Game''
** ''The Little Cut-Up''
** ''The Lost Dream''
** ''The Voice of the Turkey''
** ''The Case of the Cockeyed Canary''
** ''The Oily Bird''
** ''The Sheepish Wolf''
** ''The Trip''

* Saved by the Bell (1950)PublicDomain

* Suddenly It's Spring (1944): Starring Raggedy Ann. PublicDomain.

* Flip Flap (1948)

* The Mite Makes Right (1948) PublicDomain

* Teacher's Pest (1950) PublicDomain

* Saved by the Bell (1950)

* YoungFutureFamousPeople: "The Little Cut-up" is about a boy who chops down a tree, which left several WoodlandCritters homeless. He takes them to his family's estate to move in, and when he chops down a cherry tree for some beavers to make a new dam, his father comes out and is about to shoot the beavers when the boy confesses "I cannot tell a lie. I did it with my little hatchet." Yep, that little boy was UsefulNotes/GeorgeWashington.

* SuperstitionEpisode: The short [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zpvd6dS9pM0 "The Stupidstitious Cat"]]. A very superstitious cat wants a bird for breakfast, and Buzzy the Crow is targeted. Buzzy uses the cat's superstition to outwit the cat. [[spoiler: Buzzy then freaks out when he discovers it's [[ThirteenIsUnlucky friday the thirteenth]].]]

* AnimatedAdaptation: The short "Gabriel Churchkitten" (1944) is an adaptation of the book of the same name by Margot Austin.

* Spree for All (1946) Starring SnuffySmith. Considered a Lost Cartoon.

* Cilly Goose (1944)

* Spree for All (1946)

* Cheese Burglar (1946)

* The Bored Cuckoo (1948)

* The Mite Makes Right (1948)

* Campus Capers (1949)

* Teacher's Pest (1950)

** ''Miceniks

* WesternAnimation/TheEnchantedSquare (1947) PublicDomain

* The Lost Dream (1949) PublicDomain
* Little Red School Mouse (1949) PublicDomain

* Leprechauns Gold (1949)

* Ups An' Downs Derby (1950)
* Pleased to Eat You (1950)

* The Seapreme Court (1954) PublicDomain
* Crazytown (1954) PublicDomain

* Pest Pupil (1957)

* WesternAnimation/TheEnchantedSquare (1947)

* The Lost Dream (1949)
* Little Red School Mouse (1949)

* The Seapreme Court (1954)
* Crazytown (1954)

Currently, the ''Noveltoons'' trademarks, characters and related elements, including the October 1950-1962 cartoons, are owned by Creator/{{Universal}} Studios through their [[Creator/DreamWorksAnimation [=DreamWorks=] Classics]] unit, as they acquired [=DreamWorks=] Animation in 2016. Universal also owns their own Golden Age cartoons and characters created by Creator/WalterLantz, making them the second studio along with Creator/WarnerBros to own multiple Golden Age cartoon libraries from other studios (Warner Bros. owns the MGM cartoon library as well as Paramount's ''ComicStrip/{{Popeye}}'' cartoons through Turner Entertainment). Ironically, Universal also owns most of Paramount's pre-November 1949 sound features through the InNameOnly unit, EMKA, Ltd. As for the pre-October 1950 cartoons, Paramount managed to retrieve them in 1999, when NTA's successor, Republic Pictures, was merged with Paramount by parent Creator/{{Viacom}} (which acquired Republic's parent, [[Creator/AaronSpelling Spelling Entertainment]], in 1994 thanks to its' merger with Blockbuster); however, many of them have since fallen into the public domain.

Currently, the ''Noveltoons'' trademarks, characters and related elements, including the October 1950-1962 cartoons, are owned by Creator/{{Universal}} Studios through their [[Creator/DreamWorksAnimation [=DreamWorks=] Classics]] unit, as they acquired [=DreamWorks=] Animation in 2016. Universal also owns their own Golden Age cartoons and characters created by Creator/WalterLantz, making them the second studio along with Creator/WarnerBros to own multiple Golden Age cartoon libraries from other studios (Warner Bros. owns the MGM cartoon library as well as Paramount's ''ComicStrip/{{Popeye}}'' cartoons through Turner Entertainment). Ironically, Universal also owns most of Paramount's pre-November 1949 sound features through the InNameOnly unit, EMKA, Ltd.

''Noveltoons'' was a long running anthology series of animated cartoons produced by the Creator/{{Paramount}} Pictures cartoon outlet FamousStudios from [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation 1943]] to the close of the studio in [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfAnimation 1967]]. WesternAnimation/CasperTheFriendlyGhost, WesternAnimation/HermanAndKatnip, WesternAnimation/LittleAudrey, and WesternAnimation/BabyHuey all got their start from this series. It was the successor series to the ''WesternAnimanion/ColorClassics'' series produced by Creator/FleischerStudios (indeed, several Noveltoons would feature characters who originated in ''Color Classics''). This series was also very similar to the two series from Warner Bros., WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes and [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Merrie Melodies]], in that it features several recurring characters under one umbrella title.

* PetHeir: "Kitty Cornered" revolves around a kitten being chase by her butler to take her fortune, which she inherited from her late owner, who plans to lend the money to said butler upon her demise.

* WesternAnimation/{{Munro}} (1960) -- Oscar for Best Animated Short Film