Snagglepuss

Major Minor, the game hunter, has lost face and may be forced out of the Adventurer's Club unless he can do something startling -like catching the wily lion, Snagglepuss.

Melvin Martin and Calvin Cloy, two mountaineers, ask for the hand of Susie Sal, the prettiest gal in the mountains.

Yakky, the duck, watches the game warden nail up a sign announcing the opening of the duck hunting season. When he begins to be peppered by shot, he hides in Snagglepuss' mailbox.

A mouse is annoying the family of Mr. and Mrs. Evil J. Evil, the scientists, and Snagglepuss is offered food and lodging if he will get rid of the pest.

The Raindance Kid has a policy of always shooting a sheriff on his birthday. And Raindance's birthday comes on the very day he arrives in Snagglepuss' town.

Snagglepuss escapes from his cage, dons a Southern gambler's costume and mingles with passengers aboard the SS St. Louis Lou.

The evil Count Down kidnaps the queen and Snagglepuss, true to his king, sets out to save her majesty.

Snagglepuss, AWOL from a circus train, hears that 500 sheepskins are to be given college students.

Snagglepuss sees his dream of TV stardom realized the day he applies for a film job and is hired on the spot.

Legend has it that Snagglepuss the Lion-hearted was King Arthur's favorite knight.

Snagglepuss no sooner hears a police report that Muggsy, Public Enemy Number One, is at large when Muggsy and fellow ruffian McGoofy enter Snag's house.

Snagglepuss finds a missing baby and goes to the address where the baby lives to collect the reward.

Snagglepuss is pressed into service unwillingly as a baby-sitter for the violently active son of Big Hombre, the notorious bank robber.

Snagglepuss dons a green outfit to emulate the great Robin Hood, about whom he has been reading.

Snagglepuss is in a cage while the Major lectures at the Adventurers' Club.

Snagglepuss graduates from a mail-order musketeer school.

Tired of having his only performing be at the business end of a whip, Snagglepuss tries to better his lot as a Shakespearean actor.

Major Minor is singled out for adulation by the famous television show,

Snagglepuss glows with noble sentiments after reading the fairy tale of the mouse who saves the lion.

Tiring of circus life, Snagglepuss returns to the one place he feels he belongs -- the jungle.

Railroad builders, preparing to tunnel through the mountain where Snagglepuss resides, encounter so much trouble they enlist Major Minor for help.

Low on cash, Snagglepuss takes a job boxing the Australian kangaroo at the county fair.

Snagglepuss rescues Lila, a lovely young miss in distress, who he then envisions as a suitable Mrs. Snagglepuss.

The circuit judge lion delegates the job of trying the notorious bank bandit, Fowler Means, to Snagglepuss.

Bashful, fumbling Duke de Geese employs the romantic poet Cyrano de Snagglepuss to write poems and recite them under the balcony of Lady Lavendish.