Tom and Jerry

Jerry saves a baby duck before Tom has a chance to eat it.

Jerry helps a lion that has escaped from a nearby circus.

Tom chases Jerry around during the times of Ancient Greece.

Jerry wants to help Tom out as a conductor at the Hollywood Bowl, but the cat is having none of it.

Tom uses Jerry as a pool ball, but Jerry soon gets back at the cat.

Jerry and the house's goldfish, Goldie, become best friends. Tom hears a recipe on the radio for fish, and he grabs Goldie to cook him. Tom tries different cooking methods, but luckily Jerry saves him, and Tom chases both of them around the house.

Jerry's cousin, Muscles Mouse, pays him a visit and helps out with his problems with Tom.

Jerry and a canary save one another from Tom and take refuge in the canary's birdhouse.

Jerry helps out Spike by removing a tack from his foot, and the bulldog helps him out by beating up Tom.

A baby elephant falls from a passing train and rolls into Tom and Jerry's life.

A narrator tells the story of a waltzing mouse who lived in the home of Johann Strauss. At first, Tom learns the piano as a way to try to catch the dancing Jerry. Later, Tom and Jerry perform for the emperor's court.

When a duckling becomes separated from his mama, Jerry rescues it from a hungry Tom.

Tom must get rid of Jerry, or he won't be getting any more food while he is on the ranch.

Tom must help the bulldog and his pup cure a case of the hiccups.

Jerry teaches a baby mouse how to outwit a cat.

Butch dresses as a baby and leaves himself on the doorstep as a means of gaining entry to the refrigerator but Jerry teams up with Tom to foil his plans.

Tom and Jerry are touring Naples when they encounter an Italian mouse.

Tom accidentally grabs Tyke, Spike the bulldog's son, when he is trying to get to Jerry.

Tom steals a witch's flying broom so he can scare the wits out of Jerry.

Tom's fraidy cat cousin comes for a visit and Jerry takes advantage of the cowardly feline.

The Easter Bunny leaves an egg for Tom and Jerry but a baby duck hatches from it.