Top Cat

Benny wins a cruise to Hawaii, and Top Cat and the rest of the gang stow away on the ship.

Top Cat dons a disguise to get into the hotel where a rich, benevolent Maharajah is staying.

When Jazz, the new cat in town, tries to cut in on the action, Top Cat begins a war of practical jokes and pranks.

Top Cat is disgusted when Benny buys a horse on which to photograph children, but then Top Cat realizes the horse goes wild when it hears noise so he enters it in the Million Dollar Derby.

Mr. Gutenberg of Carnegie Hall hears beautiful music and mistakes Benny for the source when he finds him in an alley with his violin.

Benny, fitting the description of a missing heir, inherits one million dollars.

Hoping to woo a beautiful nurse, Top Cat has himself hospitalized with a rare case of "blubberitis."

Top Cat and the gang want to impress Benny's visiting mother by making her think that Benny is mayor.

Believing that they are on a TV show, Dibble and the cats help two crooks rob a warehouse.

When the police captain comes for inspection, not only is the alley clean, but Top Cat also offers such good suggestions for improving the police force that he is made honorary sergeant.

Choo-Choo, who has a crush on the girl next door, saves her from muggers -- to the dismay of her boyfriend.

Top Cat and the gang rescue Benny -- who has swallowed the Hopeless Diamond -- from crooks who want to operate on him to recover the jewel.

Benny walks out of a museum with a priceless Egyptian scarab accidentally pinned on his back.

T.L. Vanderfeller, the philanthropist who is looking for the neediest person in the city, sees Benny selling raffle tickets and gives him a check for $1,000,000.

Top Cat and the gang invite themselves to spend a cold night at Dibble's apartment, but they put him out on the fire escape because his snoring keeps them awake.

Benny is followed home by a lovable anteater, but Top Cat discovers there is a reward for its return, so they set off for the zoo. A dog catcher comes along and nabs the anteater.

Top Cat and the gang find a baby and decide to keep him so the baby won't have to grow up in an orphanage.

Earnest Prowler, an overly enthusiastic new cop, convinces his uncle, the sergeant, that the neighborhood is a hotbed of crime, causing Dibble to be fired.

While the police commissioner and two top citizens are investigating Top Cat's new tourist attraction, Choo-Choo follows his 25-cent treasure map to an old, condemned building.

While spending his $2,000 insurance settlement at the Pink Palm, Benny falls for the singer.

Dibble gives the cats 24 hours to find a job or be arrested for vagrancy.

Dibble thinks Top Cat has a week to live and resolves to be good to him.

When Dibble reports for his birthday physical exam, he is dismayed to hear the sergeant discussing old wrecks that he wants taken off the police force.

Choo-Choo is desperate for a date with Lola Glamure, the famous movie star.