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List Of Cartoons Featuring Hollywood Celebrities

The following is a list of animated cartoons featuring Hollywood celebrities, arranged in chronological order. The list may be incomplete:

Cartoon	Episode title	Premiere date	Main Crew	Celebrities portrayed
Felix the Cat	Felix in Hollywood	15 July 1923	Otto Messmer (director, story) Pat Sullivan (story)	Gloria Swanson Ben Turpin John Barrymore Will Hays Charlie Chaplin as The Tramp Douglas Fairbanks William S. Hart Cecil B. DeMille
Silly Symphonies	The Bird Store	16 January 1932	Wilfred Jackson (director)	Groucho Marx (referred to) Zeppo Marx (referred to) Chico Marx (referred to) Harpo Marx (referred to)
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit	Hot for Hollywood	19 May 1930	Walter Lantz (director)	Al Jolson Charlie Chaplin as The Tramp
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit	My Pal Paul	20 June 1930	Walter Lantz (director)	Paul Whiteman
Krazy Kat	Seeing Stars	12 September 1932	Ben Harrison (director) Manny Gould (director)	Laurel and Hardy The Marx Brothers Ben Turpin Jimmy Durante Marie Dressler
Mickey Mouse	Parade of the Award Nominees	18 November 1932	Joe Grant (animation)	Wallace Beery as Andy "Champ" Purcell Jackie Cooper as Dink Fredric March as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Alfred Lunt as The Actor Lynn Fontanne as The Actress Helen Hayes as Madelon Claudet Marie Dressler as Emma Thatcher Smith
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Gala Premiere	1 July 1933	Burt Gillett (director) Frank Churchill (music) Ben Sharpsteen (animation supervisor) Dick Lundy Art Babbitt Fred Moore Cy Young Joe Grant Ed Love Hardie Gramatky Leonard Sebring (animation)	Eddie Cantor Jimmy Durante George Arliss Groucho Marx Chico Marx Zeppo Marx Harpo Marx Harold Lloyd Clark Gable Edward G. Robinson Adolphe Menjou Sid Grauman Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey Buster Keaton Bela Lugosi as Count Dracula Fredric March as Mr. Hyde Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's monster Joe E. Brown Ben Turpin Ford Sterling Mack Swain Harry Langdon Billy Bevan Charlie Chaplin Mae West Will Hays William Powell Greta Garbo Ed Wynn Douglas Fairbanks Will Rogers Maurice Chevalier Wallace Beery Marie Dressler Lionel Barrymore as Rasputin John Barrymore as Prince Paul Chegodieff Ethel Barrymore as Czarina Alexandra Fyodorovna Romanov Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy Bette Davis Joan Crawford Janet Gaynor
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit	The Merry Old Soul	11 November 1933	Walter Lantz (director) Bill Nolan (director)	Charlie Chaplin Greta Garbo Ed Wynn Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy Joe E. Brown Will Rogers Paul Whiteman Roscoe Ates Edna May Oliver W.C. Fields Al Jolson Mae West Jimmy Durante Harold Lloyd Zasu Pitts Marx Brothers
Betty Boop	Poor Cinderella	3 August 1934	Dave Fleischer (director) Murray Mencher Jack Scholl Charles Tobias (music) Mae Questel (voice) Seymour Kneitel Roland Crandall William Henning (animation)	Rudy Vallee
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit	Toyland Premiere	10 December 1934	Walter Lantz (director)	Bing Crosby Eddie Cantor Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy Shirley Temple Johnny Weissmuller Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's monster
Mickey Mouse	Mickey's Polo Team	4 January 1936	Dave Hand (director) Art Babbitt Johnny Cannon Grim Natwick Bill Roberts Dick Huemer Paul Hopkins (animation)	Jack Holt Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy Harpo Marx Charlie Chaplin as The Tramp Shirley Temple Charles Laughton Eddie Cantor W. C. Fields Harold Lloyd Greta Garbo Edna May Oliver Clark Gable
Silly Symphonies	Mother Goose Goes Hollywood	23 December 1938	Wilfred Jackson (director) Edward H. Plumb (music) Ward Kimball T. Hee Grim Natwick (animation) Marc Davis (animation assistant) Philip Dike (backgrounds)	Katharine Hepburn as Little Bo Peep Hugh Herbert as Old King Cole The Marx Brothers as the Fiddlers Three Ned Sparks as The Jester Joe Penner Charles Laughton as Captain Bligh Spencer Tracy as Manuel Freddie Bartholomew as Harvey Cheyne Jr. W.C. Fields as Humpty-Dumpty Charlie McCarthy Stan Laurel as Simple Simon Oliver Hardy as The Pieman Greta Garbo as See Saw Margery Daw Eddie Cantor as Little Jack Horner Cab Calloway and his Band as the Four and Twenty Blackbirds Wallace Beery as Little Boy Blue Fats Waller Edna May Oliver Joan Blondell ZaSu Pitts Clark Gable George Arliss Fred Astaire Stepin Fetchit Martha Raye Joe E. Brown
Donald Duck	The Autograph Hound	1 September 1939	Jack King (director) Harry Reeves (writer) Oliver Wallace (music) Larry Clemmons John Elliotte Ward Kimball Ed Love (animation)	Greta Garbo Mickey Rooney Henry Armetta Sonja Henie The Ritz Brothers Shirley Temple Clark Gable Charlie McCarthy Stepin Fetchit Roland Young Joe E. Brown Martha Raye Hugh Herbert Irvin S. Cobb Edward Arnold Katharine Hepburn Eddie Cantor Slim Summerville Lionel Barrymore as Dr. Gillespie Bette Davis as Julie Marsden Groucho Marx Harpo Marx Mischa Auer Joan Crawford Charles Boyer as Napoleon Bonaparte
Merrie Melodies	Hollywood Steps Out	24 May 1941	Tex Avery (director) Melvin Millar (writer) Carl W. Stalling (music) Rod Scribner (animation)	Claudette Colbert Don Ameche Cary Grant Greta Garbo Edward G. Robinson Ann Sheridan Henry Binder Leon Schlesinger Bette Davis (only mentioned) Kate Smith (only mentioned) Johnny Weissmuller Sally Rand James Cagney Humphrey Bogart George Raft Harpo Marx Clark Gable Bing Crosby Leopold Stokowski Dorothy Lamour James Stewart Tyrone Power Sonja Henie The Three Stooges Oliver Hardy Cesar Romero Rita Hayworth Mickey Rooney Judy Garland Lewis Stone Kay Kyser William Powell Spencer Tracy Douglas Fairbanks Errol Flynn Wallace Beery Aubrey Smith Peter Lorre Henry Fonda J. Edgar Hoover Boris Karloff Arthur Treacher Buster Keaton Mischa Auer Ned Sparks Jerry Colonna Groucho Marx
Merrie Melodies	Hollywood Daffy	22 June 1946	Friz Freleng (director) Michael Maltese (writer) Carl Stalling (music) Mel Blanc (voice) Ken Champin Virgil Ross Gerry Chiniquy Manuel Perez (animation) Hawley Pratt (layouts) Paul Julian (backgrounds)	Bette Davis Johnny Weismuller Jimmy Durante Jack Benny (?) Charlie Chaplin as The Tramp (referred to) Bing Crosby (referred to)
Merrie Melodies	Slick Hare	1 November 1947	Friz Freleng (director) Ted Pierce Michael Maltese (writer) Carl Stalling (music) Mel Blanc Dave Barry Arthur Q. Bryan (voice) Virgil Ross Gerry Chiniquy Manuel Perez Ken Champin (animation) Hawley Pratt (layouts) Paul Julian (backgrounds)	Leopold Stokowski Gregory Peck Frank Sinatra Ray Milland Humphrey Bogart Lauren Bacall Groucho Marx (referred to) Harpo Marx Chico Marx Sydney Greenstreet Carmen Miranda
Merrie Melodies	8 Ball Bunny	8 July 1950	Charles M. Jones (director) Michael Maltese (writer) Carl Stalling (music) Mel Blanc Dave Barry John T. Smith (voice) Phil Monroe Ben Washam Lloyd Vaughan Ken Harris Emery Hawkins (animation) Peter Alvarado (layouts, backgrounds)	Humphrey Bogart as Fred C. Dobbs
Merrie Melodies	Wideo Wabbit	27 October 1956	Robert McKimson (director) Tedd Pierce (writer) Carl Stalling (music) Mel Blanc Arthur Q. Bryan Daws Butler (voice) Ted Bonnicksen Keith Darling Russ Dyson George Grandpré (animation) Robert Gribbroek (layouts) Richard H. Thomas (backgrounds)	Groucho Marx (referred to) Liberace (referred to) Art Carney as Ed Norton (referred to)
Chicken Boo	The Good, the Boo and the Ugly	26 October 1993	Peter Bonerz Charles Visser (directors) Steven Bernstein Carl Johnson Richard Stone (music) Maurice LaMarche Jeff Bennett (voice)	Lee Van Cleef as Angel Eyes Eli Wallach as Tuco
Chicken Boo	General Boo-Regard	1993	Alfred Gimeno Rusty Mills (directors) Steven Bernstein Carl Johnson Richard Stone (music) Frank Welker Jeff Bennett (voice)	Clark Gable
Chicken Boo	The Chicken Who Loved Me	1994?	Dave Marshall Jon McClenahan (directors) Steven Bernstein Carl Johnson Richard Stone (music) Frank Welker Jess Harnell Tress MacNeille (voice)	Bernard Lee as M Joseph Wiseman as Dr. No Lois Maxwell as Miss Moneypenny
Futurama	(many)	1999		Futurama has incorporated the bottled heads of many current celebrities, including Richard M. Nixon Leonard Nimoy

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