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

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#	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.
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
9	A Lamb in a Jam	May 4, 1945		I. Sparber	Dave Tendlar John Gentillela	Joe Stultz Carl Meyer		Blackie			Winston Sharples
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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
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