Famous Studios Little Lulu Filmography
| Title | Director | Year | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eggs Don't Bounce | Isadore Sparber | 1943 | Lulu buys some eggs for Mandy, but they end up broken, so she tries to borrow some eggs from Henrietta. |
| Hullaba-Lulu | Seymour Kneitel | 1944 | Lulu sneaks into the circus where she disrupts every performance but saves the ringmaster from a lion. |
| Lulu Gets the Birdie | Isadore Sparber | 1944 | When Mandy scolds Lulu for making a mess because she heard from "a little bird," Lulu decides to literally go after the bird. |
| Lulu in Hollywood | Isadore Sparber | 1944 | Lulu receives a telegram form a director and she is brought to Hollywood where he plans to make her famous. |
| Lucky Lulu | Seymour Kneitel | 1944 | Lulu resolves to be good to avoid another spanking but Mandy tells her it's Friday the 13th. She convinces Lulu to carry a good luck charm so she obtains a horseshoe in hopes that she won't get in trouble. |
| It's Nifty to Be Thrifty | Seymour Kneitel | 1944 | Lulu's dad tells the story of The Grasshopper and the Ant and Lulu swears that she will be good with her money but gives into temptation at a candy store. |
| I'm Just Curious | Seymour Kneitel | 1944 | Lulu sings "I'm Just Curious" after being scolded by her father. |
| Lulu's Indoor Outing | Isadore Sparber | 1944 | Lulu has a picnic in a haunted house much to the dismay of Mandy. After eating the food, the ghosts reveal themselves to be hungry and Lulu invites them home. |
| Lulu at the Zoo | Isadore Sparber | 1944 | Lulu wreaks havoc at the zoo where she feeds the animals, much to the chagrin of the zookeeper. |
| Lulu's Birthday Party | Isadore Sparber | 1944 | As Mandy makes Lulu's birthday cake, Lulu accidentally spoils it, but she returns to be greeted by a wonderful surprise. |
| Magica-Lulu | Seymour Kneitel | 1945 | Lulu is inspired by a magician's act and decides she wants to be part of the show. |
| Beau Ties | Seymour Kneitel | 1945 | Lulu is shocked that Tubby has started hanging out with another girl and smacks him. Tubby then dreams that he is grown up and married to a henpecking Lulu. |
| Daffydilly Daddy | Seymour Kneitel | 1945 | The plant Lulu guards for her dad ends up in the park where a bulldog watches over it. |
| Snap Happy | Bill Tytla | 1945 | Lulu pesters a photographer to take her picture, ruining his chances to get good scoops. |
| Man's Pest Friend | Seymour Kneitel | 1945 | Lulu helps her dog, Pal evade the dogcatcher. |
| Bargain Counter Attack | Isadore Sparber | 1946 | Lulu goes to a toy store to exchange a doll, but her tryouts on other toys annoy the store clerk. |
| Bored of Education | Bill Tytla | 1946 | In history class Lulu is confined in the corner. She dreams of chasing Tubby through history until she gets a splash of the Fountain of Youth. |
| Chick and Double Chick | Seymour Kneitel | 1946 | Lulu and her dog closely guard some eggs in an incubator from a sneaky black cat. |
| Musica-Lulu | Isadore Sparber | 1946 | Lulu wants to play baseball instead of her violin. After a knockout on the head, she dreams she's tried a criminal for disregarding her violin. |
| A Scout with the Gout | Bill Tytla | 1947 | Lulu's dad teaches Lulu how to be a girl scout, but a hungry raccoon gets dad into a dangerous predicament. |
| Loose in a Caboose | Seymour Kneitel | 1947 | Lulu travels on a train for a holiday, trying avoid the conductor who thinks Lulu was boarding without a ticket. |
| Cad and Caddy | Isadore Sparber | 1947 | A golfer hires Lulu to be his caddy, promising to pay her a big juicy red lollipop. But she disappoints him, so she tricks him with the help of her pet frog Quincy to get lollipops off him. |
| A Bout with a Trout | Isadore Sparber | 1947 | Lulu decides to skip school and go fishing, but her guilt for truancy gets the better of her. |
| Super Lulu | Bill Tytla | 1947 | Lulu likes Super Hero stuff over Jack and the Beanstalk. She then dreams of rescuing her dad from the Giant's castle as Super Lulu. |
| The Baby Sitter | Seymour Kneitel | 1947 | Lulu opens a babysitting service but the child she tries watching over hits her on the head and she has a dream that she chases the baby through town. |
| The Dog Show-Off | Seymour Kneitel | 1948 | Lulu helps a little boy enter his dog into the Annual Dog Show and tricks the judge into giving it first prize. |
| Alvin's Solo Flight | Seymour Kneitel | 1961 | Tubby and Lulu mind the boy Alvin while they try enjoy their stay at the beach, Alvin giving them a hard time. |
| Frog's Legs | Seymour Kneitel | 1962 | Tubby takes Lulu to catch some frogs to sell at the restaurant for money, but the frogs only cause chaos in the restaurant. |
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