Paramount - Famous Studios Cartoons

The Cat is a detective hired as a bodyguard for Smiling Ed Solvent in order to ensure that the Ed Solvent Show makes its appearance on time (on the P.D.Q Network). The idea is to freeze Ed in a block of ice to prevent his kidnapping by another network and thaw him out just before the show. Gangsters steal Ed, block of ice and all. The Cat earns his money, though, and the show goes on.

In this mystery set in London, Sir Percival Prunepit is the Phantom Mustacher (he draws mustaches on anything). His butler Smedley tries to stop him.

Sir Reginald Tweedledum IV has to kill an animal to uphold the family tradition.

A little Martian lands on Earth near a circus and, with his ray gun, wreaks havoc for the ringmaster.

Harry Hound is reading "Hot Dog," his favorite magazine, featuring "Bridgit Bardog." His owner gives him orders: "Go out and bring back a fox or out you go." Nearsighted Harry hires a guide to take him on a fox hunt, but the "guide" turns out to be fox who is also a game warden! The fox teases Harry.

Goodie the Gremlin, a visitor from outer space, comes to Earth. The young gremlin wants to be good instead of mean, but the Gremlin Society gets mad at him for it. You also see and hear the Gremlins sing the Gremlins Song.

Lulu and Tubby take Alvin to the beach, but things go wrong when he grabs too many balloons and flies through town.

Professor Schmaltz tries to study a hungry termite and ends up with a super-termite who is much too hard to handle.

Charlie Butts' chain smoking is ruining his marriage, so his wife sends him to Smokers Anonymous.

A man is given orders by his boss to move a big redwood tree so that a new superhighway can go through. A stubborn woodpecker whose home is in the tree doesn't think that it's such a good idea and prevents its construction.

Chas Huntington and his "Person to Person"-style TV show pays a visit to famous playgirl Gabby Lament and her 16th husband, Minton Silver.

Specs and his two friends build a moon rocket.

A hip cat named Bopin' Hood (and his band of merry men) come to Squaresville, where jazz has been outlawed.

Tommy Tortoise and Moe Hare have to get a picture of a missile launching or get fired.

The Cat goes out West to clean up a rough town.

The life of a baseball told documentary-style (from the baseball's viewpoint). Abner is chosen from a bag of baseballs to be hit 897 feet by Mickey Mantle and ends up in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The same space kid from "The Kid From Mars" goes to school.

A man named Myron plots to kill his fat, ugly wife.