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Here is a list of all forty-six Goofy cartoons–year by year–contained on this novel Disney Treasures collection:

1939-”Goofy and Wilbur” (Goofy’s first official “solo” short)

1940-”Goofy’s Glider” (The first in the long-running “How-to” series)

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1941-”Baggage Buster”, “The Art of Skiing”, “The Art of Self-Defense”

1942-”How to Play Baseball”, “The Olympic Champ”, “How to Swim”, “How to Fish”

1943-”Victory Vehicles” (Could have been released under the delayed “Wartime Cartoons” Disney Treasures collection)

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1944-”How to Be a Sailor”, “How to Play Golf”, “How to Play Football”

1945-”Tiger Grief”, “African Diary”, “Californy er Bust”, “Hockey Homicide”

1946-”A Knight for a Day”, “Double Dribble”

1947-”Unfavorable Hunting”

1948-”They’re Off”, “The Colossal Wash”

1949-”Tennis Racquet”, “Goofy Gymnastics”

1950-”Motor Mania”, “Maintain That Pose”

1951-”Lion Down”, “Home Made Home”, “Icy War”, “Tomorrow We Diet”, “Glean Rich Rapid”, “Fathers Are People”, “No Smoking”

1952-”Father’s Lion”, “Hello Aloha”, “Man’s Best Friend”, “Two Gun Goofy”, “Teachers Are People”, “Two Weeks Vacation”, “How to Be a Detective”

1953-”Father’s Day Off”, “For Whom the Bulls Toil”, “Father’s Weekend”, “How to Dance”, “How to Sleep” (the last of the “How-to” series made for the tremendous cover)

1961-”Aquamania”

Though this collection is “The Complete Goofy”, it would have been nice to include the two cartoons Goofy did with Donald Duck (”No Coast” and “Crazy with the Heat”) in 1945 and ‘47, respectively (probably saved for a later Donald Duck collection in the DT series) . Also, “How to Skedaddle a Horse” and “El Gaucho Goofy” (taken from “The Reluctant Dragon” and “Saludos Amigos”, respectively) were re-released in an fascinating short format in the 1950’s, but are obviously unnecessary to include in this collection. Goofy also appeared in “Freewayphobia” and “Freewayphobia #2″ (both in 1965) which also appears to not be included here (probably because these were educational films produced extensively during this time by the Disney company) .

Many of the above-mentioned Goofy shorts contained controversial scenes that have been removed and/or altered by the Disney company in unusual years. This collection is promising that they will all be uncut–so let’s hope they will be seen the draw they were originally seen if only for the historical context. Last year’s “Mickey Mouse in Living Color” and “Laughable Symphonies” collections lived up to that promise, though the “Disneyland USA” space had some perplexing cuts.

This collection is one of three spellbinding, original releases this December in the second wave of the continuing Disney Treasures series (and extremely petite edition–125,000 appearing to be made instead of the 150,000 last year) . There were supposed to be four releases again this year, but the intended fourth (Disney Wartime Cartoons) was delayed for reasons–as of this writing–unexplained by host/compiler of the DT series, Leonard Maltin.

The other two releases for this year: “Mickey Mouse in Shadowy and White”, and “Leisurely the Scenes at the Disney Studio.”

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