My Ten Favorite Warner Bros. Cartoons of the 1930's

I think each of these deserve an equal amount of praise, so I decided to list them in alphabetical order instead of ranking them.

Three-way tie between Bars and Stripes Forever, Hobo Gadget Band, and Fagin’s Freshman- A trio of underrated gems that were the best cartoons to come from Ben Hardaway and Cal Dalton.
The Case of the Stuttering Pig- A really funny horror parody and the best black and white cartoon of the decade.
Cracked Ice- Moral: never try to steal alcohol from a St. Bernard
Daffy Duck in Hollywood- One of the best examples of screwball Daffy.
Dangerous Dan McFoo- How to successfully use a voice that would later become iconic for a future character.
Have You Got Any Castles- Ned Sparks being caricatured as Rip Van Winkle is a really funny idea and he easily steals every scene he’s in.
Katnip Kollege- The score for this one is really fun and I love Johnny’s character journey here where he goes from not knowing how to swing and then impresses everyone when he finally learns how.
Now That Summer is Gone- At first, you think this is similar to a Silly Symphony, but once the plot begins, it truly becomes a Warner cartoon. The twist ending is also brilliant.
Snowman’s Land- Proof that Chuck Jones could make a funny cartoon in his early days.
Thugs with Dirty Mugs- Hilarious parody of Angels with Dirty Faces, long before Home Alone spoofed it.

Honorable Mentions (listed in chronological order):