S1934 E1 • Buddy the Gob

S1934 E2 • Pettin' in the Park

S1934 E3 • Honeymoon Hotel

S1934 E4 • Buddy and Towser

S1934 E5 • Buddy's Garage

S1934 E6 • Beauty and the Beast

S1934 E7 • Those Were Wonderful Days

S1934 E8 • Buddy's Trolley Troubles

S1934 E9 • Goin' to Heaven on a Mule

S1934 E10 • Buddy of the Apes

S1934 E11 • How Do I Know It's Sunday

Merchandise in the general store- everything from sardines and potatoes to characters on package labels- comes to life to perform a musical revue.

S1934 E12 • Buddy's Bearcats

S1934 E13 • Why Do I Dream Those Dreams

S1934 E14 • The Girl at the Ironing Board

S1934 E15 • The Miller's Daughter

S1934 E16 • Shake Your Powder Puff

S1934 E17 • Buddy the Detective

S1934 E18 • Rhythm in the Bow

S1934 E19 • Buddy the Woodsman

S1934 E20 • Buddy's Circus

Buddy is the combination manager and ringmaster of a travelling circus, where the main attractions include an "elephant xylophones" and a pair of high-flying acrobats. Watching the fun is a mother with a baby, who escapes his mom's arms and starts climbing the riggings leading to the tightrope high above the ground. As the mother screams in terror, Buddy takes it upon himself to rescue the little tyke. Most of the "freak show" attractions at Buddy's Circus consist of outrageous African American stereotypes, which may explain why this cartoon doesn't show up on TV very often.

S1934 E21 • Those Beautiful Dames

S1934 E22 • Buddy's Adventures

There is some disagreement over the release date of this short. Some sources claim the release date is November 17th, 1934 while some others claim it is March 5th, 1935.

S1934 E23 • Pop Goes Your Heart

S1934 E24 • Viva Buddy

S1934 E25 • Buddy the Dentist