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- Screen Snapshots - Series of shorts that looked at the lives of various Hollywood stars, made from 1922 to 1958
- The Musical Novelties - Eight comedy/musical shorts, often with dialogue entirely in rhyme. Eight shorts produced from 1933 through 1934
- Leon Errol - Five comedy shorts produced from 1933 through 1934
- Color Rhapsodies - one-reel animated shorts produced from 1934 through 1949
- George Sidney and Charles Murray - Six comedy shorts produced in 1934
- Walter Catlett - Six comedy shorts produced sporadically between 1934 and 1940
- The Three Stooges - 190 shorts subjects between 1934 and 1958
- Andy Clyde - 73 comedy shorts from 1935 through 1956
- Harry Langdon - 22 comedy shorts from 1934 and 1945
- Charlie Murray - One short produced in 1935
- Monty Collins and Tom Kennedy - Ten shorts produced from 1935 through 1938
- The Radio Rogues - Three shorts produced in 1935
- Franklin Pangborn - One short produced in 1935
- Monty Collins - One short produced in 1936
- Guinn "Big Boy" Williams - One short produced in 1936
- Polly Moran - Two shorts produced between 1936 and 1937
- El Brendel - 19 shorts produced between 1936 and 1945, two costarring Harry Langdon and one costarring Shemp Howard
- Charley Chase - 20 shorts produced between 1937 and 1940
- Herman Bing - One short produced in 1937
- Tom Kennedy and Johnny Arthur - One short produced in 1938
- Smith and Dale - Two shorts produced in 1938 and 1939
- Danny Webb - One short produced in 1939
- Buster Keaton - Ten shorts produced from 1939 through 1941
- The Glove Slingers - Twelve shorts produced from 1939 through 1943, with Noah Beery, Jr., David Durand, and Bill Henry alternating leads
- Roscoe Karns - Two shorts produced in 1941
- Alan Mowbray - Two shorts produced in 1941 and 1942
- Johnny Downs - Two shorts produced in 1942
- George Givot and Cliff Nazarro - Two shorts produced in 1943
- Billy Gilbert - Three shorts produced from 1943 through 1944
- Una Merkel - Two shorts produced from 1943 through 1944
- Hugh Herbert - 23 shorts from 1943 through 1952
- Slim Summerville - Two shorts from 1943 through 1944
- Vera Vague - 16 shorts from 1943 through 1952
- Shemp Howard - Nine shorts from 1944 through 1947
- Eddie Foy, Jr. - Three shorts from 1945 through 1951
- Gus Schilling and Richard Lane - 11 shorts from 1945 through 1950
- Sterling Holloway - Six shorts from 1946 through 1948
- Harry Von Zell - Eight shorts from 1946 through 1950
- Joe DeRita - Four shorts from 1946 through 1948
- Billie Burke - Two shorts in 1948
- Wally Vernon and Eddie Quillan - 16 shorts from 1948 through 1956
- Joe Besser - 11 shorts from 1949 through 1956, one made in 1938
- Wally Brown and Tim Ryan - One short in 1949
- Max Baer and Maxie Rosenbloom - Four shorts from 1950 through 1952
- Bert Wheeler - Two shorts from 1950 through 1951
- Harry Mimo - One short in 1953
- The Mischief Makers - One short of an Our Gang type series, made in 1954
- Girlie Whirls - One short in 1957 starring Muriel Landers
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