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Felix the Cat filmography

Last updated March 09, 2026

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 third cartoon, The Adventures of Felix.

No.	Title	Director	Original release date	Film
1	Feline Follies	Otto Messmer	November 9, 1919
2	The Musical Mews		November 16, 1919	Lost film ^[1]
3	The Adventures of Felix		December 14, 1919	Lost film^[1]
4	A Frolic with Felix		January 25, 1920	Only 31 seconds of this film is known to exist ^[2]
5	Felix the Big Game Hunter		February 22, 1920	Lost film^[1]
6	Wrecking a Romeo		March 7, 1920	Lost film^[1]
7	Felix the Food Controller		April 11, 1920	Lost film^[1]
8	Felix the Pinch Hitter		April 18, 1920	Lost film^[1]
9	Foxy Felix		May 16, 1920	Lost film^[1]
10	A Hungry Hoodoo		June 6, 1920	Lost film^[1]
11	The Great Cheese Robbery		June 13, 1920	Lost film^[1]
12	Felix and the Feed Bag		July 18, 1920	Lost film^[1]
13	Nifty Nurse		August 22, 1920	Lost film^[1]
14	The Circus	Otto Messmer	September 26, 1920	Retitled Frolics at the Circus
15	My Hero		October 24, 1920	Lost film^[1]
16	Felix the Landlord		November 21, 1920	Lost film^[1]
17	Felix's Fish Story		December 26, 1920	Lost film^[1]
18	Felix the Gay Dog		February 6, 1921	Lost film^[1]
19	Down on the Farm		February 13, 1921	Lost film^[1]
20	Felix the Hypnotist		March 20, 1921	Lost film^[1]
21	Free Lunch		April 17, 1921	Lost film^[1]
22	Felix Goes on Strike		May 15, 1921	A copy is known to exist^[3]
23	Felix Out of Luck		June 5, 1921	Lost film^[1]
24	The Love Punch		July 3, 1921	Lost film^[1]
25	Felix Left at Home		July 17, 1921	Lost film^[1]

Margaret J. Winkler (1922–1925)

After the cancelation of Paramount Magazine, Pat went to Margret J. Winkler and would produce the next season of Felix shorts under her name.

64 cartoons.

Felix and Charlie Chaplin share the screen in a memorable moment from Felix in Hollywood (1923). Felix-chaplin.jpg — Felix and Charlie Chaplin share the screen in a memorable moment from *Felix in Hollywood* (1923).

No.	Title	Director	Original release date	Film
26	Felix Saves the Day		February 1, 1922
27	Felix at the Fair		March 1, 1922
28	Felix Makes Good (also known as Felix Has a Narrow Escape)		April 1, 1922
29	Felix All at Sea		May 1, 1922
30	Felix in Love		June 1, 1922
31	Felix in the Swim		July 1, 1922
32	Felix Finds a Way (also known as Felix on the War Path)		August 1, 1922
33	Felix Gets Revenge		September 1, 1922
34	Felix Wakes Up		September 15, 1922
35	Felix Minds the Kid		October 1, 1922
36	Felix Turns the Tide		October 15, 1922	reissue titled The Inventor
37	Fifty-Fifty		October 21, 1922
38	Felix Comes Back		1922
39	Felix on the Trail		November 1, 1922
40	Felix Lends a Hand		November 15, 1922
41	Felix Gets Left		December 1, 1922
42	Felix in the Bone Age (also known as Felix in the Stone Age or The Stone Age)		December 15, 1922
43	Felix the Ghost Breaker		January 1, 1923
44	Felix Win's Out		January 15, 1923
45	Felix Tries for Treasure		April 15, 1923
46	Felix Revolts		May 1, 1923
47	Felix Calms His Conscience		May 15, 1923
48	Felix the Globe Trotter		June 1, 1923
49	Felix Gets Broadcasted		June 15, 1923
50	Felix Strikes it Rich		July 1, 1923
51	Felix in Hollywood	Otto Messmer	July 15, 1923
52	Felix in Fairyland		August 1, 1923
53	Felix Laughs Last		August 15, 1923
54	Felix and the Radio		1923	Lost film ^[1]
55	Felix Fills a Shortage		November 15, 1923
56	Felix the Goat-Getter		December 1, 1923
57	Felix Goes A-Hunting		December 15, 1923
58	Felix Out of Luck		January 1, 1924
59	Felix Loses Out		January 15, 1924
60	Felix 'Hyps' the Hippo		February 1, 1924
61	Felix Crosses the Crooks		February 15, 1924
62	Felix Tries to Rest		February 29, 1924
63	Felix Doubles for Darwin		March 15, 1924	First appearance of the rounder Felix design by Bill Nolan.
64	Felix Finds Out	Otto Messmer	April 1, 1924
65	Felix Cashes In		1924	Lost film^[1]
66	Felix Fairy Tales		1924	Lost film^[1]
67	Felix Pinches the Pole		May 1, 1924
68	Felix Puts it Over		May 15, 1924
69	A Friend in Need		June 1, 1924
70	Felix Finds 'Em Fickle		June 15, 1924
71	Felix Baffled by Banjos		June 15, 1924	Lost film^[1]
72	Felix All Balled Up		July 1, 1924
73	Felix Brings Home the Bacon		July 15, 1924
74	Felix Goes West		August 1, 1924
75	Felix Minds His Business		1924
76	Felix Grabs His Grub		September 1924
77	Felix Goes Hungry		December 1, 1924
78	Felix Finishes First		December 15, 1924	Lost film^[1]
79	Felix Wins and Loses		January 1, 1925
80	Felix All Puzzled		January 15, 1925
81	Felix Follows the Swallows		February 1, 1925
82	Felix Rests in Peace		February 15, 1925	Lost film^[1]
83	Felix Gets His Fill		March 1, 1925
84	Felix Full O' Fight		April 13, 1925
85	Felix Outwits Cupid		April 27, 1925	Lost film^[1]
86	Monkeys with Magic		May 8, 1925
87	Felix Cops the Prize		May 25, 1925
88	Felix Gets the Can		June 8, 1925
89	Felix Dopes it Out		August 15, 1925	Last Felix short by Winkler.

General Electric (1925)

This ten-minute cartoon was created to promote Mazda light bulbs from General Electric.

No.	Title	Director	Original release date	Film
- ^[4]	The Cat and the Kit	Otto Messmer	June 18, 1925

Educational Pictures (1925–1928)

After fighting over who owned the Felix character, Pat left Winkler and took Felix with him. For the 1925-1928 season, Pat would make Felix cartoons under Educational Pictures.

78 cartoons.

No.	Title	Director	Original release date	Film
90	Felix Trifles with Time	Otto Messmer	August 23, 1925
91	Felix Busts into Business		September 6, 1925	Lost film ^[1]
92	Felix Trips Thru Toyland		September 20, 1925
93	Felix on the Farm		October 4, 1925	Lost film^[1]
94	Felix on the Job		October 18, 1925
95	Felix in the Cold Rush		November 1, 1925
96	Eats are West		November 15, 1925
97	Felix Tries the Trades		November 29, 1925	Lost film^[1]
98	Felix at the Rainbow's End		December 13, 1925	Lost film^[1]
99	Felix the Cat Kept on Walking	Otto Messmer	December 27, 1925
100	Felix Spots the Spook		January 10, 1926
101	Felix Flirts with Fate		January 24, 1926
102	Felix in Blunderland		February 7, 1926
103	Felix Fans the Flames		February 21, 1926	Lost film^[1]
104	Felix Laughs it Off		March 7, 1926
105	Felix Weathers the Weather		March 21, 1926	First appearance of Felix's nephews Inky and Winky.
106	Felix Uses His Head		April 4, 1926
107	Felix Misses the Cue		April 18, 1926	Lost film^[1]
108	Felix Braves the Briny		May 2, 1926
109	A Tale of Two Kitties		May 16, 1926	Lost film^[1]
110	Felix Scoots Through Scotland		May 30, 1926
111	Felix Rings the Ringer		June 13, 1926
112	School Daze		June 27, 1926	Lost film^[1]
113	Felix Seeks Solitude		July 11, 1926
114	Felix Misses His Swiss		July 25, 1926
115	Gym Gems		August 8, 1926
116	Two-Lip Time		August 22, 1926
117	Scrambled Yeggs		September 5, 1926
118	Felix Shatters the Sheik		September 19, 1926
119	Felix Hunts the Hunter		October 3, 1926
120	Land O' Fancy		October 17, 1926
121	Felix Busts a Bubble		October 31, 1926
122	Reverse English		November 14, 1926	Lost film^[1]
123	Felix Trumps the Ace		November 28, 1926
124	Felix Collars the Button		December 12, 1926	Lost film^[1]
125	Zoo Logic		December 29, 1926	Lost film^[1]
126	Felix Dines and Pines		January 9, 1927
127	Pedigreedy		January 23, 1927
128	Icy Eyes		February 6, 1927
129	Stars in Stripes		February 20, 1927
130	Felix Sees 'Em in Season		March 6, 1927
131	Barn Yarns		March 20, 1927
132	Germ Mania		April 3, 1927
133	Sax Appeal		April 27, 1927	Lost film^[1]
134	Eye Jinks		May 1, 1927
135	Felix the Cat as Roameo		May 15, 1927
136	Felix Ducks His Duty		May 29, 1927
137	Dough-Nutty		June 12, 1927	Lost film^[1]
138	"Loco"Motive		June 26, 1927
139	Art for Heart's Sake		July 10, 1927	Lost film^[1]
140	The Travel-Hog		July 14, 1927
141	Jack From All Trades		August 7, 1927
142	The Non-Stop Fright	Otto Messmer	August 21, 1927
143	Wise Guise		September 4, 1927
144	Flim Flam Films	Otto Messmer	September 18, 1927
145	Felix Switches Witches (a.k.a. Felix Snitches Witches)		October 2, 1927
146	No Fuelin'		October 16, 1927
147	Daze and Knights		October 20, 1927
148	Uncle Tom's Crabbin'		November 13, 1927
149	Whys and Other Whys	Otto Messmer	November 27, 1927
150	Felix Hits the Deck		December 11, 1927
151	Felix Behind in Front		December 25, 1927
152	The Smoke Scream		January 8, 1928
153	Draggin' the Dragon		January 22, 1928
154	The Oily Bird		February 5, 1928
155	Ohm Sweet Ohm		February 19, 1928	Lost film^[1]
156	Japanicky		March 4, 1928
157	Polly-tics		March 18, 1928
158	Comicalamities		April 1, 1928
159	Sure-Locked Homes		April 15, 1928
160	Eskimotive	Otto Messmer	April 19, 1928
161	Arabiantics		May 13, 1928
162	In- and Out-Laws		May 27, 1928
163	Outdoor Indore		June 10, 1928
164	Futuritzy		June 24, 1928
165	Astronomeows (a.k.a. Astronomeous)		July 8, 1928
166	Jungle Bungles		July 22, 1928
167	The Last Life		August 5, 1928	Lost film^[1] Last Felix by Educational Pictures.

With the introduction of sound, Educational Pictures told Pat that they should add sound to the next season of Felix cartoons. Pat refused though, saying that sound would "ruin" the Felix cartoons. Leaving Educational Pictures in total.

First National Pictures (1928–1929)

It is unknown if new Felix cartoons were produced during this period or if First National (sister company Warner Bros.) only redistributed earlier Felix cartoons.^[5]

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 19 reissues, for a total of 31 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, a practice common in the end of the silent film era, with films that received such treatment known to some as "goat glands". 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) April-maze-copley.jpg — Felix, Inky, and Winky in *April Maze* (1930)

Title	Director	Original release date	Film
Arabiantics		December 18, 1928
Outdoor Indore		December 27, 1928
The Oily Bird		January 22, 1929
Behind in Front (Felix Behind in Front)		February 5, 1929
The Non-Stop Fright		February 19, 1929
Daze and Knights		March 4, 1929
Eskimotive		March 18, 1929
Astronomeous (Astronomeows)		April 1, 1929
Futuritzy		April 15, 1929
In and Out Laws (In- and Out-Laws)^[6]		April 29, 1929
Uncle Tom's Crabbin^[7]		May 13, 1929
Switches Witches (Felix Switches Witches)^[7]		May 27, 1929
No Fuelin^[7]		June 10, 1929
The Smoke Scream^[7]		June 24, 1929
Comicalamities		July 15, 1929
Japanicky^[7]		July 22, 1929
Whys and Otherwise (Whys and Other Whys)		September 9, 1929
Draggin' the Dragon		October 10, 1930
Flim Flam Films		May 7, 1931

New releases

Copley also distributed 12 cartoons originally with sound.

No.	Title	Original release date	Notes
168	False Vases	October 12, 1929	First Felix short film from Copley Pictures.
169	One Good Turn	October 26, 1929
170	Romeeow	November 9, 1929	Not to be confused with Felix as Roameo.
171	The Cat's Meow^[8]	December 7, 1929	Lost film^[1].
172	April Maze	April 5, 1930	Last animated appearance of Felix's nephews Inky and Winky.
173	Woos Whoopee	April 19, 1930
174	Forty Winks	May 17, 1930
175	Hootchy Kootchy Parlais Vous	May 31, 1930	Last Animated Appearance of Kitty Kat until Baby Felix And Friends An incomplete two minute long silent excerpt was found by Tommy José Stathes and posted on "Cartoons on Film" channel.
176	Oceantics	June 14, 1930
177	Skulls and Sculls	July 12, 1930
178	Tee Time	August 9, 1930	Last Animated Appearance of Skiddoo the Mouse until The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat
179	unknown title^[8]	1930 or 1931	Unidentified title. Lost film^[1]. Last Felix short film from Copley Pictures and last Felix short filmed in black and white.

Van Beuren Studios (1936)

This short revival of Felix (as a more childlike character, similar to his later 1958 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.


No.	Title	Director	Original release date
180	The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg	Burt Gillett & Tom Palmer	February 7, 1936
181	Neptune Nonsense	Burt Gillett & Tom Palmer	March 20, 1936
182	Bold King Cole	Burt Gillett	May 29, 1936

Television

#	Title	First air date	Last air date	Season(s)	Episodes	Network
1	The Adventures of Felix the Cat ^[9]	June 11, 1955	1955	1	10	Syndication
2	Felix the Cat	October 2, 1958 (1958-10-02)	1961 (1961)	2	130	Syndication
3	Felix the Cat Live	1975 (1975)	1977 (1977)	1	29	CBS
4	The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat	September 16, 1995 (1995-09-16)	April 12, 1997 (1997-04-12)	2	21	CBS
5	Baby Felix	October 8, 2000 (2000-10-08)	June 29, 2001 (2001-06-29)	1	65	NHK

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.

Title	Original release date
Felix the Cat: The Movie	October 1988 (London Film Festival)
Felix the Cat Saves Christmas	October 12, 2004 (video)

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

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 Gerstein, David. "The Classic Felix Encyclopedia". The Classic Felix the Cat Page. Retrieved September 6, 2024.
↑ "A Frolic With Felix (1920)". ArtVi. YouTube. Retrieved January 31, 2026.
↑ Boyd, Joe. "Today I had the opportunity to operate a movie projector at @electricpalaceharwich one of the oldest cinemas in the world". Instagram. Retrieved January 28, 2026.
↑ Sometime in 1925, an advertisement was created for Mazda light bulbs, commissioned by General Electric. This is merely a sponsored short and not part of the Felix the Cat series.
↑ Gerstein, David A. (2007). "The Classic Felix Filmography". The Classic Felix the Cat Page. Archived from the original on April 12, 2016. Retrieved October 2, 2021.
↑ "35mm Film Print Felix The Cat "In and Outlaws" (1928) Cartoon Short P…". archive.ph. July 5, 2022. Retrieved July 5, 2022.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)
1 2 3 4 5 British Pathé. "Felix The Cat".
1 2 David Gerstein (October 8, 2011). "Felix the Cat Filmography 1919-1930?". GAC Forums Archives. Golden Age Cartoons. Archived from the original on May 14, 2012.
↑ "Motion Picture Herald (Jan-Mar 1955)". August 20, 2015.

Sources

Gerstein, David A. (2007). "The Classic Felix Filmography". The Classic Felix the Cat Page. Archived from the original on April 12, 2016. Retrieved October 2, 2021.
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

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[Gerstein-1] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 Gerstein, David. "The Classic Felix Encyclopedia". The Classic Felix the Cat Page. Retrieved September 6, 2024.

[2] "A Frolic With Felix (1920)". ArtVi. YouTube. Retrieved January 31, 2026.

[3] Boyd, Joe. "Today I had the opportunity to operate a movie projector at @electricpalaceharwich one of the oldest cinemas in the world". Instagram. Retrieved January 28, 2026.

[4] Sometime in 1925, an advertisement was created for Mazda light bulbs, commissioned by General Electric. This is merely a sponsored short and not part of the Felix the Cat series.

[5] Gerstein, David A. (2007). "The Classic Felix Filmography". The Classic Felix the Cat Page. Archived from the original on April 12, 2016. Retrieved October 2, 2021.

[6] "35mm Film Print Felix The Cat "In and Outlaws" (1928) Cartoon Short P…". archive.ph. July 5, 2022. Retrieved July 5, 2022.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)

[British_Pathe_Archive-7] 1 2 3 4 5 British Pathé. "Felix The Cat".

[GACforum-8] 1 2 David Gerstein (October 8, 2011). "Felix the Cat Filmography 1919-1930?". GAC Forums Archives. Golden Age Cartoons. Archived from the original on May 14, 2012.

[9] "Motion Picture Herald (Jan-Mar 1955)". August 20, 2015.

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Films	Feline Follies The Circus Felix in Hollywood Felix Finds Out The Cat and the Kit Felix the Cat Trifles with Time The Non-Stop Fright Flim Flam Films Whys and Other Whys Eskimotive April Maze Woos Whoopee Forty Winks Felix the Cat: The Movie
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