Jack Hannah

• Year — Title — Credits — Notes • 1934 — Servants' Entrance — animator • Gulliver Mickey — animator • 1936 — Toby Tortoise Returns — animator • Donald and Pluto — animator • The Country Cousin — animator • 1937 — Don Donald — animator • Woodland Café — animator • Modern Inventions — animator • The Old Mill — animator • Donald's Ostrich — animator • 1938 — Self Control — animator • Donald's Better Self — story and animation • Donald's Nephews — story and animation • Donald's Golf Game — animator • Good Scouts — animator • 1939 — Sea Scouts — animator • Donald's Penguin — animator • Donald's Lucky Day — story and animation • The Hockey Champ — story and animation • Donald's Cousin Gus — story • Beach Picnic — story • 1940 — Mr. Duck Steps Out — story • Donald's Vacation — story and animation • Window Cleaners — story • Fire Chief — story • 1941 — Timber — story • Golden Eggs — story • Early to Bed — story • Truant Officer Donald — story • Old MacDonald Duck — story • Chef Donald — story • 1942 — Sky Trooper — story • The Army Mascot — story • Donald Gets Drafted — story • Donald's Snow Fight — animator • Bellboy Donald — story • Donald's Garden — animator • Out of the Frying Pan and into the Firing Line — animator • 1943 — Home Defense — story • The Old Army Game — story • 1944 — Trombone Trouble — story • Donald Duck and the Gorilla — story • Commando Duck — story — Last WWII Donald Duck cartoon. • The Plastics Inventor — story • Donald's Off Day — director — The first theatrical cartoon to be directed by Jack Hannah. • 1945 — The Eyes Have It — director • No Sail — director • 1946 — Double Dribble — director • Squatter's Rights — director • A Knight for a Day — director • Lighthouse Keeping — director • Frank Duck Brings 'em Back Alive — director • 1947 — Clown of the Jungle — director • Bootle Beetle — director • Straight Shooters — director • Chip an' Dale — director • Foul Hunting — director • 1948 — They're Off — director — Last Goofy cartoon to be directed by Jack Hannah. • Daddy Duck — director • Inferior Decorator — director • Soup's On — director • Three for Breakfast — director • Tea for Two Hundred — director • 1949 — All in a Nutshell — director • Slide, Donald, Slide — director • Honey Harvester — director • Donald's Happy Birthday — director • Winter Storage — director • The Greener Yard — director • Sea Salts — director • Toy Tinkers — director • 1950 — Lion Around — director — Debut of Louie the Mountain Lion. • Crazy Over Daisy — director — Jack Hannah's only such cartoon to feature Daisy Duck. • Trailer Horn — director • Hook, Lion and Sinker — director • Bee at the Beach — director • Out on a Limb — director • 1951 — Chicken in the Rough — director • Dude Duck — director • Test Pilot Donald — director • Corn Chips — director • Lucky Number — director • Out of Scale — director • Bee on Guard — director • 1952 — Two Chips and a Miss — director • Lambert the Sheepish Lion — director • Donald Applecore — director • Let's Stick Together — director • Uncle Donald's Ants — director • Trick or Treat — director • Pluto's Christmas Tree — director • 1953 — Don's Fountain of Youth — director • The New Neighbor — director • Rugged Bear — director — Jack Hannah's first cartoon starring Humphrey the Bear. • Working for Peanuts — director • Canvas Back Duck — director • 1954 — Spare the Rod — director • Dragon Around — director • Grin and Bear It — director — Debut of Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore. • The Flying Squirrel — director • 1955 — No Hunting — director and voice (of Moose) — Jack Hannah's first cartoon in CinemaScope, as well as his only CinemaScope cartoon without Humphrey involved. • Bearly Asleep — director • Beezy Bear — director — Final pairing with Donald and Humphrey in the Golden age of American animation. • Up a Tree — director — Last Donald Duck cartoon to be directed by Jack Hannah, as well as Jack Hannah's last Disney cartoon not filmed in CinemaScope. Jack Hannah's last cartoon starring Chip 'n' Dale. • 1956 — Hooked Bear — director — First solo Humphrey cartoon. • 3D Jamboree — director — the "Working for Peanuts" short • In the Bag — director — Jack Hannah's last Disney cartoon, as well as his last one to be filmed in CinemaScope. Second and last solo Humphrey cartoon. • 1959 — Bric's Stew — story — Only UPA cartoon ever written by Jack Hannah. • 1960 — Donald Duck and his Companions — story and animation • Freeloading Feline — director and story — Jack Hannah's first cartoon made at Walter Lantz Productions. First solo Doc cartoon ever produced. • Hunger Strife — director — Debut of Fatso the Bear. Jack Hannah's first cartoon to feature Inspector Willoughby, though he was characterized as a park ranger. • Southern Fried Hospitality — director — First Woody Woodpecker cartoon to be directed by Jack Hannah. Debut of Gabby Gator. • Jungle Medics — director and story • 1961 — Poop Deck Pirate — director • Eggnapper — director — Last time that Inspector Willoughby was defined as a park ranger. Jack Hannah's last cartoon starring Inspector Willoughby. • Gabby's Diner — director • Clash and Carry — director — First Chilly Willy cartoon to be directed by Jack Hannah. Jack Hannah's first cartoon starring Wally Walrus. • Bear and the Bees — director — Last appearance of Fatso the Bear. The only time that Fatso appeared without Inspector Willoughby. • Franken-Stymied — director — Jack Hannah's second and last Woody Woodpecker cartoon without Gabby Gator in it. • Tricky Trout — director — Jack Hannah's last cartoon starring Wally Walrus. • Tin Can Concert — director and story — Only Doc cartoon without Champ in it. • Doc's Last Stand — director • Woody's Kook-Out — director • 1962 — Rock-a-Bye Gator — director • Pest of Show — director • Mackerel Moocher — director — Jack Hannah's first Chilly Willy cartoon without Wally Walrus in it. • Fowled-Up Birthday — director • Rocket Racket — director • Mother's Little Helper — director • Voo-Doo Boo-Boo — director — Last Woody Woodpecker cartoon to be directed by Jack Hannah. • Punchy Pooch — director • Corny Concerto — director — Last time where Doc appeared in. • 1963 — Fish and Chips — director — Jack Hannah's last theatrical cartoon, as well as his only one to feature Smedley Dog.