Notes
- The Mad Hatter was the first Woody Woodpecker short distributed by United Artists. Walter Lantz was not fond of his arrangement with the distributor, and went to Universal International in 1951, then back to Universal in 1963.
- The Mad Hatter features a modified version of the 1944 opening title; Woody now pops from a tree instead of a log. The re-orchestration of the 1944 theme has the first bars speeded up.
- Woody's feathers are now a brighter blue color.
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