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

All Felix the Cat short films listed here are in the public domain.

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.

1919 No. Title Director Release Date Film1Feline Follies Otto Messmer November 9, 1919 2The Musical Mews November 16, 1919 Lost film3The Adventures of Felix December 14, 1919 Lost film

1920 +No.TitleDirectorRelease DateFilm4A Frolic with Felix Otto Messmer January 25, 1920 5Felix the Big Game Hunter February 22, 1920 Lost film6Wrecking a Romeo March 7, 1920 Lost film7Felix the Food Controller April 11, 1920 Lost film8Felix the Pinch Hitter April 18, 1920 Lost film9Foxy Felix May 16, 1920 Lost film10A Hungry Hoodoo June 6, 1920 Lost film11The Great Cheese Robbery June 13, 1920 Lost film12Felix and the Feed Bag July 18, 1920 Lost film13Nifty Nurse August 22, 1920 Lost film14The Circus September 26, 1920 15My Hero October 24, 1920 Lost film16Felix the Landlord November 21, 1920 Lost film17Felix's Fish Story December 26, 1920 Lost film

1921 +No.TitleDirectorRelease DateFilm18Felix the Gay DogOtto Messmer February 6, 1921 Lost film19Down on the Farm February 13, 1921 Lost film20Felix the Hypnotist March 20, 1921 Lost film21Free Lunch April 17, 1921 Lost film22Felix Goes on Strike May 15, 1921 A copy is known to exist23Felix Out of Luck June 5, 1921Lost film24The Love Punch July 3, 1921 Lost film25Felix Left at Home July 17, 1921 Lost film

Margaret J. Winkler (1922–1925) After the cancelation of Paramount Magazine, Pat went to Margaret J. Winkler's Winkler Pictures, who would produce the next season of Felix shorts under her name.

64 Winkler cartoons were made between 1922—1925.

1922 No. Title Director Release Date Film26Felix Saves the Day Otto Messmer February 1, 1922 27Felix at the Fair March 1, 192228Felix Makes Good April 1, 192229Felix All at Sea May 1, 192230Felix in Love June 1, 192231Felix in the Swim July 1, 1922 32Felix Finds a Way August 1, 192233Felix Gets Revenge September 1, 1922 34Felix Wakes Up September 15, 192235Felix Minds the Kid October 1, 192236Felix Turns the Tide October 15, 1922 37Fifty-Fifty October 21, 192238Felix Comes Back 1922 39Felix on the Trail November 1, 192240Felix Lends a Hand November 15, 1922 41Felix Gets Left December 1, 1922 42Felix in the Bone Age (also known as Felix in the Stone Age or The Stone Age) December 15, 1922

1923 +No.TitleDirectorRelease DateFilm43Felix the Ghost Breaker Otto Messmer January 1, 1923 44Felix Win's Out January 15, 192345Felix Tries for Treasure April 15, 192346Felix Revolts May 1, 1923 47Felix Calms His Conscience May 15, 192348Felix the Globe Trotter June 1, 192349Felix Gets Broadcasted June 15, 1923 50Felix Strikes it Rich July 1, 192351Felix in Hollywood July 15, 1923 52Felix in Fairyland August 1, 1923 53Felix Laughs Last August 15, 192354Felix and the Radio 1923 Lost film55Felix Fills a Shortage November 15, 192356Felix the Goat-Getter December 1, 192357Felix Goes A-Hunting December 15, 1923

1924 +No.TitleDirectorRelease DateFilmNotes58Felix Out of Luck Otto Messmer January 1, 1924 59Felix Loses Out January 15, 192460Felix 'Hyps' the Hippo February 1, 192461Felix Crosses the Crooks February 15, 1924 62Felix Tries to Rest February 29, 192463Felix Doubles for Darwin March 15, 1924 First appearance of the rounder Felix design by Bill Nolan.64Felix Finds Out April 1, 1924 65Felix Cashes In 1924 Lost film66Felix Fairy Tales 1924 Lost film67Felix Pinches the Pole May 1, 192468Felix Puts it Over May 15, 192469A Friend in Need June 1, 192470Felix Finds 'Em Fickle June 15, 1924 71Felix Baffled by Banjos June 15, 1924 Lost film72Felix All Balled Up July 1, 192473Felix Brings Home the Bacon July 15, 192474Felix Goes West August 1, 192475Felix Minds His Business 192476Felix Grabs His Grub September 192477Felix Goes Hungry December 1, 192478Felix Finishes First December 15, 1924 Lost film

1925 +No.TitleDirectorRelease DateFilmNotes79Felix Wins and Loses Otto Messmer January 1, 192580Felix All Puzzled January 15, 1925 81Felix Follows the Swallows February 1, 192582Felix Rests in Peace February 15, 1925 Lost film83Felix Gets His Fill March 1, 1925 84Felix Full O' Fight April 13, 192585Felix Outwits Cupid April 27, 1925 Lost film86Monkeys with Magic May 8, 1925 87Felix Cops the Prize May 25, 192588Felix Gets the Can June 8, 192589Felix Dopes it Out August 15, 1925Last Felix short by Winkler.

General Electric (1925) This ten-minute cartoon was created to promote Mazda light bulbs from General Electric. As an advertisement, it is not part of the main series.

Title Director Release Date FilmThe 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 were made by Educational between 1925 — 1928.

1925 No. Title Director Release Date Film90Felix Trifles with Time Otto Messmer August 23, 1925 91Felix Busts into Business September 6, 1925 Lost film92Felix Trips Thru Toyland September 20, 1925 93Felix on the Farm October 4, 1925 Lost film94Felix on the Job October 18, 192595Felix in the Cold Rush November 1, 1925 96Eats are West November 15, 192597Felix Tries the Trades November 29, 1925 Lost film98Felix at the Rainbow's End December 13, 1925 Lost film99Felix the Cat Kept on Walking December 27, 1925

1926 +No.TitleDirectorRelease DateFilmNotes100Felix Spots the Spook Otto Messmer January 10, 1926101Felix Flirts with Fate January 24, 1926102Felix in Blunderland February 7, 1926103Felix Fans the Flames February 21, 1926 Lost film104Felix Laughs it Off March 7, 1926105Felix Weathers the Weather March 21, 1926First appearance of Felix's nephews Inky and Winky.106Felix Uses His Head April 4, 1926107Felix Misses the Cue April 18, 1926 Lost film108Felix Braves the Briny May 2, 1926 Original black-and-white version is lost.109A Tale of Two Kitties May 16, 1926 Lost film110Felix Scoots Through Scotland May 30, 1926111Felix Rings the Ringer June 13, 1926112School Daze June 27, 1926 Lost film113Felix Seeks Solitude July 11, 1926114Felix Misses His Swiss July 25, 1926 Original black-and-white version is lost.115Gym Gems August 8, 1926116Two-Lip Time August 22, 1926 117Scrambled Yeggs September 5, 1926118Felix Shatters the Sheik September 19, 1926119Felix Hunts the Hunter October 3, 1926120Land O' Fancy October 17, 1926121Felix Busts a Bubble October 31, 1926 122Reverse English November 14, 1926 Lost film123Felix Trumps the Ace November 28, 1926124Felix Collars the Button December 12, 1926 Lost film125Zoo Logic December 29, 1926 Lost film

1927 +No.TitleDirectorRelease DateFilm!otes126Felix Dines and Pines Otto Messmer January 9, 1927 127Pedigreedy January 23, 1927 128Icy Eyes February 6, 1927 129Stars in Stripes February 20, 1927 130Felix Sees 'Em in Season March 6, 1927 131Barn Yarns March 20, 1927 132Germ Mania April 3, 1927 133Sax Appeal April 27, 1927 Lost film134Eye Jinks May 1, 1927 135Felix the Cat as Roameo May 15, 1927 Not to be confused with Romeeow136Felix Ducks His Duty May 29, 1927 137Dough-Nutty June 12, 1927 Lost film138"Loco"Motive June 26, 1927 139Art for Heart's Sake July 10, 1927 Lost film140The Travel-Hog July 14, 1927 141Jack From All Trades August 7, 1927 Original black-and-white version is lost.142The Non-Stop Fright August 21, 1927 143Wise Guise September 4, 1927 144Flim Flam Films September 18, 1927 145Felix Switches Witches (a.k.a. Felix Snitches Witches) October 2, 1927 146No Fuelin October 16, 1927 147Daze and Knights October 20, 1927 148Uncle Tom's Crabbin November 13, 1927 149Whys and Other Whys November 27, 1927 150Felix Hits the Deck December 11, 1927 151Felix Behind in Front December 25, 1927

1928 +No.TitleDirectorRelease DateFilmNotes152The Smoke Scream Otto Messmer January 8, 1928 153Draggin' the Dragon January 22, 1928154The Oily Bird February 5, 1928155Ohm Sweet Ohm February 19, 1928 Lost film156Japanicky March 4, 1928157Polly-tics March 18, 1928 158Comicalamities April 1, 1928 159Sure-Locked Homes April 15, 1928 160Eskimotive April 19, 1928161Arabiantics May 13, 1928162In- and Out-Laws May 27, 1928163Outdoor Indore June 10, 1928 164Futuritzy June 24, 1928165Astronomeows (a.k.a. Astronomeous) July 8, 1928166Jungle Bungles July 22, 1928167The Last Life August 5, 1928 Lost film 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 (a sister company of Warner Bros.) only redistributed earlier Felix cartoons.

Sound films Copley Pictures (1929–1930) Copley Pictures was the first distributor to issue Felix cartoons with sound. There were twelve originally with sound, and an unknown number of reissues of silent films with sound.

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.

Title Director FilmArabiantics Otto Messmer Outdoor Indore The Oily Bird Behind in Front The Non-Stop Fright Daze and Knights Eskimotive Astronomeous (Astronomeows) Futuritzy In and Out Laws (In- and Out-Laws)Uncle Tom's Crabbin Switches Witches (Felix Switches Witches) No Fuelin The Smoke Scream Japanicky

New releases Copley also distributed twelve new cartoons originally produced with sound.

1929

No. Title Director Original release dateCopyright dates rather than actual release dates Film Notes168False Vases Otto Messmer October 12, 1929 First Felix short film from Copley Pictures. 169One Good Turn October 26, 1929 170Romeeow November 9, 1929 Not to be confused with Felix as Roameo. 171The Cat's Meow December 7, 1929 Lost film.

1930

No. Title Director Original release date Film Notes172April Maze April 5, 1930Last animated appearance of Felix's nephews Inky and Winky.173Woos Whoopee April 19, 1930 174Forty Winks May 17, 1930175Hootchy Kootchy Parlais Vous May 31, 1930 Last Animated Appearance of Kitty Kat until Baby Felix. 176Oceantics June 14, 1930 177Skulls and Sculls July 12, 1930178Tee Time August 9, 1930Last Animated Appearance of Skiddoo the Mouse until The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat179unknown title 1930 or 1931 Unidentified title. Lost film. 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 as part of the Rainbow Parade series 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 Film180The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg Burt Gillett Tom Palmer February 7, 1936181Neptune Nonsense March 20, 1936182Bold King Cole Burt Gillett May 29, 1936