Harry Reeves

While serving as a barker at a Broadway theater in 1929, Reeves met three animators from Pat Sullivan Cartoon Studios, producer of Felix the Cat shorts. He begged for a job. As a result, he met and worked under pioneer film animator Otto Messmer, creator of Felix. Messmer was a genius, but Sullivan was reluctant to allow him to make cartoons with voices. In November 1930 Reeves severed ties with Sullivan and joined Disney, who was beginning to earn a favorable reputation, where he earned $60 a week as an “apprentice cartoon animator.” In 1934 he was an “animator and apprentice story writer.”

Crew

Fun and Fancy Free

Birds in the Spring

The Clock Store

The Bears and the Bees

The Spider and the Fly

Donald's Better Self

Donald Gets Drafted

The Clock Watcher

Donald's Gold Mine

Donald's Lucky Day

Donald's Tire Trouble

Dumb Bell of the Yukon

The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad

Donald's Nephews

Donald's Cousin Gus

Lighthouse Keeping

The Busy Beavers

Egyptian Melodies

The Beach Party

The Ugly Duckling

Santa's Workshop

Father Noah's Ark

The Klondike Kid

Mickey's Mellerdrammer

The Purloined Pup

Pluto's Kid Brother

The Wind in the Willows

How to Play Football

Squatter's Rights

Canine Casanova

Mr. Duck Steps Out

Donald's Snow Fight

Disney's Christmas Favorites

The Autograph Hound

Aquarela do Brasil

Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip