This is a complete list of animated films released theatrically starring Felix the Cat.

Short films

Silent films

Paramount Pictures (1919–1921)

The first 25 Felix cartoons were distributed to theaters by Paramount Pictures. The character was named "Master Tom" until The Adventures of Felix.

Felix (then known as Master Tom) in his first screen appearance Feline Follies (1919)

Title	Original release date
Feline Follies view	November 9, 1919
The Musical Mews	November 16, 1919
The Adventures of Felix	December 14, 1919
A Frolic with Felix	January 25, 1920
Felix the Big Game Hunter	February 22, 1920
Wrecking a Romeo	March 7, 1920
Felix the Food Controller	April 11, 1920
Felix the Pinch Hitter	April 18, 1920
Foxy Felix	May 16, 1920
A Hungry Hoodoo	June 6, 1920
The Great Cheese Robbery	June 13, 1920
Felix and the Feed Bag	July 18, 1920
Nifty Nurse	August 22, 1920
The Circus view	September 26, 1920
My Hero	October 24, 1920
Felix the Landlord	November 21, 1920
Felix's Fish Story	December 26, 1920
Felix the Gay Dog	February 6, 1921
Down on the Farm	February 13, 1921
Felix the Hypnotist	March 20, 1921
Free Lunch	April 17, 1921
Felix Goes on Strike	May 15, 1921
Felix Out of Luck	June 5, 1921
The Love Punch	July 3, 1921
Felix Left at Home	July 17, 1921

Margaret J. Winkler (1922–1925)

64 cartoons

Felix and Charlie Chaplin share the screen in a memorable moment from Felix in Hollywood (1923).

Title	Release Date
Felix Saves the Day view	February 1, 1922
Felix at the Fair view	March 1, 1922
Felix Makes Good view (also known as Felix Has A Narrow Escape)	April 1, 1922
Felix All at Sea	May 1, 1922
Felix in Love view	June 1, 1922
Felix in the Swim view	July 1, 1922
Felix Finds a Way (also known as Felix on The War Path) view	August 1, 1922
Felix Gets Revenge view	September 1, 1922
Felix Wakes Up	September 15, 1922
Felix Minds the Kid view	October 1, 1922
Felix Turns the Tide view	October 15, 1922
Fifty-Fifty view	October 21, 1922
Felix Comes Back view	October 26, 1922
Felix on the Trail	November 1, 1922
Felix Lends a Hand view	November 15, 1922
Felix Gets Left	December 1, 1922
Felix in the Bone Age view (also known as Felix in the Stone Age or The Stone Age)	December 15, 1922
Felix the Ghost Breaker view	January 1, 1923
Felix Win's Out view [sic]	January 15, 1923
Felix Tries for Treasure view	April 15, 1923
Felix Revolts view	May 1, 1923
Felix Calms His Conscience	May 15, 1923
Felix the Globe Trotter	June 1, 1923
Felix Gets Broadcasted view	June 15, 1923
Felix Strikes it Rich view	July 1, 1923
Felix in Hollywood view	July 15, 1923
Felix in Fairyland view	August 1, 1923
Felix Laughs Last	August 15, 1923
Felix and the Radio	TBC
Felix Fills a Shortage	November 15, 1923
Felix the Goat-Getter	December 1, 1923
Felix Goes A-Hunting view	December 15, 1923
Felix Out of Luck view	January 1, 1924
Felix Loses Out	January 15, 1924
Felix 'Hyps' the Hippo	February 1, 1924
Felix Crosses the Crooks	February 15, 1924
Felix Tries to Rest	February 29, 1924
Felix Doubles for Darwin view	March 15, 1924
Felix Finds Out view	April 1, 1924
Felix Cashes In	TBC
Felix Fairy Tales	TBC
Felix Pinches the Pole view	May 1, 1924
Felix Puts it Over	May 15, 1924
A Friend in Need	June 1, 1924
Felix Finds 'Em Fickle view	June 15, 1924
Felix Baffled by Banjos	June 15, 1924
Felix All Balled Up view	July 1, 1924
Felix Brings Home the Bacon view	July 15, 1924
Felix Goes West view	August 1, 1924
Felix Minds His Business	TBC
Felix Grabs His Grub view	September 1, 1924
Felix Goes Hungry	December 1, 1924
Felix Finishes First	December 15, 1924
Felix Wins and Loses	January 1, 1925
All Puzzled view	January 15, 1925
Felix Follows the Swallows view	February 1, 1925
Felix Rests in Peace	February 15, 1925
Felix Gets His Fill view	March 1, 1925
Felix Full O' Fight	April 13, 1925
Felix Outwits Cupid	April 27, 1925
Monkeys with Magic view	May 8, 1925
Felix Cops the Prize	May 25, 1925
Felix Gets the Can view	June 8, 1925
Felix Dopes it Out view	August 15, 1925

General Electric (ca. 1925 commercial for Mazda Lamps)

Title	Release Date
The Cat and the Kit view	ca. 1925

Educational Pictures (1925–1928)

78 cartoons.

From The Non-Stop Fright (1927).

Title	Release date	Notes
Felix Trifles With Time view	August 23, 1925
Felix Busts into Business	September 6, 1925
Felix Trips thru Toyland view	September 20, 1925
Felix on the Farm	October 4, 1925
Felix on the Job	October 18, 1925
Felix in the Cold Rush	November 1, 1925
Eats are West view	November 15, 1925
Felix Tries the Trades	November 29, 1925
Felix at the Rainbow's End	December 13, 1925
Felix Kept on Walking	December 27, 1925
Felix Spots the Spook	January 10, 1926
Felix Flirts with Fate	January 24, 1926
Felix in Blunderland	February 7, 1926
Felix Fans the Flames	February 21, 1926
Felix Laughs it Off	March 7, 1926
Felix Weathers the Weather	March 21, 1926
Felix Uses His Head	April 4, 1926
Felix Misses the Cue	April 18, 1926
Felix Braves the Briny view recolor, titled Sunken Treasure	May 2, 1926
A Tale of Two Kitties	May 16, 1926
Felix Scoots Through Scotland view	May 30, 1926
Felix Rings the Ringer	June 13, 1926
School Daze	June 27, 1926
Felix Seeks Solitude	July 11, 1926
Felix Misses His Swiss view recolor	July 25, 1926
Gym Gems	August 8, 1926
Two-Lip Time view	August 22, 1926
Scrambled Yeggs	September 5, 1926
Felix Shatters the Sheik	September 19, 1926
Felix Hunts the Hunter view	October 3, 1926
Land O' Fancy	October 17, 1926
Felix Busts a Bubble	October 31, 1926
Reverse English	November 14, 1926
Felix Trumps the Ace	November 28, 1926
Felix Collars the Button	December 12, 1926
Zoo Logic	December 29, 1926
Felix Dines and Pines view	January 9, 1927
Pedigreedy	January 23, 1927	Renewed in 1955. Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.[1]
Icy Eyes	February 6, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Stars in Stripes	February 1927	Renewed in 1955. Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.[1]
Felix Sees 'Em in Season	March 6, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Barn Yarns	March 20, 1927	Renewed in 1955. Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.[1]
Germ Mania	April 3, 1927	Renewed in 1955[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Sax Appeal	April 27, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Eye Jinks	May 1, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Felix the Cat as Roameo	May 15, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Felix Ducks His Duty	May 29, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Dough-Nutty	June 12, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
"Loco"Motive	June 26, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Art for Heart's Sake	July 10, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
The Travel-Hog	July 14, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Jack From All Trades view recolor, titled Mister Do-All	August 7, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
The Non-Stop Fright	August 21, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Wise Guise	September 4, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Flim Flam Films	September 18, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Felix Switches Witches (a.k.a. Felix Snitches Witches) view	October 2, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
No Fuelin'	October 16, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Daze and Knights	October 20, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Uncle Tom's Crabbin'	November 13, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Whys and Other Whys	November 27, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Felix Hits the Deck	December 11, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
Felix Behind in Front	December 25, 1927	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2023.
The Smoke Scream	January 8, 1928	Renewed in 1955.[1] Went in the public domain on January 1, 2024.
Draggin' the Dragon view	January 22, 1928
The Oily Bird	February 5, 1928
Ohm Sweet Ohm	February 19, 1928
Japanicky	March 4, 1928
Polly-tics	March 18, 1928
Comicalamities	April 1, 1928
Sure-Locked Homes view	April 15, 1928
Eskimotive	April 19, 1928
Arabiantics	May 13, 1928
In- and Out-Laws	May 27, 1928
Outdoor Indore	June 10, 1928
Futuritzy	June 24, 1928
Astronomeows (a.k.a. Astronomeous)	July 8, 1928
Jungle Bungles view	July 22, 1928
The Last Life	August 5, 1928

Sound films

Copley Pictures (1929–1930)

Copley Pictures was the first distributor to issue Felix cartoons with sound. There were 12 originally with sound, and 16 reissues, for a total of 28 cartoons.

Sound reissues

A number of silent Felix cartoons were also re-issued by Copley at this time, with their intertitles removed and sound added. Newer simple titles were also inserted in most reissues and the lines of the characters were cut, which removed signs of Educational Pictures copyrights. Jacques Kopfstein was hired by Pat Sullivan to add sound to the film. This was done via the "goat gland" system of adding sound. All Felix shorts that were re-issued in sound have Post-synchronized soundtracks. (The soundtrack was made to match the already-existing film.) As a result, the synchronization is not perfect, and there is occasionally an audible delay between the action and the sound effect.

Felix, Inky, and Winky in April Maze (1930)

Title	Release Date
Arabiantics	1928
Outdoor Indore	1928
The Oily Bird	1929
Behind in Front (Felix Behind in Front)	1929
The Non-Stop Fright	1929
Daze and Knights view	1929
Eskimotive view	1929
Astronomeous (Astronomeows)	1929
Futuritzy view	1929
In and Out Laws (In- and Out-Laws)[2]	?
Uncle Tom's Crabbin[3] view	1929
Switches Witches (Felix Switches Witches)[3] view	1929
No Fuelin[3] view	1929
The Smoke Scream[3] view	1929
Japanicky[3] view	1929
Whys and Otherwise (Whys and Other Whys)	1929

New releases

Copley also distributed 12 cartoons originally with sound.

Title	Release Date	Notes
False Vases	1929	As shown here, first episode of Felix from Copley Pictures.
One Good Turn	1929
Romeeow view 1, view 2	1929	Not to be confused with Felix as Roameo.
The Cat's Meow[4]	1929	Lost episode.
April Maze view	1930
Woos Whoopee view	1930
Forty Winks	1930
Hootchy Kootchy Parlais Vous view incomplete	1930	An incomplete and silent copy of 2 minutes was found by Tommy José Stathes and posted on "Cartoons on Film" channel.
Oceantics	1930
Skulls and Sculls view	1930
Tee Time view	1930
unknown title[4]	1930	Unidentified title. Lost episode. Last episode of Felix from Copley Pictures and last episode of Felix filmed in black and white.

Van Beuren Studios (1936)

Felix in the Van Beuren Cartoon The Goose That Laid The Golden Egg (1936)

This short revival of Felix (as a more childlike character, similar to his later 1959 incarnation) was produced by Van Beuren Studios and distributed to theaters by RKO Radio Pictures. All of these cartoons were the first to be produced in three-strip Technicolor.

Title	Original release date
The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg view	February 7, 1936
Neptune Nonsense view	March 20, 1936
Bold King Cole view	May 29, 1936

Television

Feature length films

More than five decades following the last theatrical shorts, a Felix feature film was produced. Although originally intended to be released theatrically, it was released as a direct-to-video feature instead.

In Felix the Cat Saves Christmas, Felix along with his magic bag of tricks must stop the Professor and Rock Bottom from ruining Christmas. The Professor plans to use his diabolical snow-making machine to create the biggest blizzard the world has ever seen. If his scheme works, Christmas will be canceled for sure. Felix heroically sets off for the North Pole to help Santa - but Felix will need every trick in his magic bag.

References

Sources

• Gerstein, David A. (2007). "The Classic Felix Filmography". The Classic Felix the Cat Page. Archived from the original on 2016-04-12. Retrieved 2021-10-02.
• Canemaker, John (1996). Felix: The Twisted Tale of the World's Most Famous Cat. Da Capo Press. ISBN 0-306-80731-9.

External links

• Bold King Cole at the TCM Movie Database