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Draft:List of Woody Woodpecker shorts directed or animated by someone that worked at Walter Lantz

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This is the list of directors and animators at Walter Lantz Productions who have directed and animated all of the shorts in the Woody Woodpecker series, as well as some shorts that are not from the original series. The list of animators and directors will be in alphabetical order, it will be from 1940 to 1972

The Directors (1940-1972)

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This is the list of directors who directed the shorts.

Alex Lovy (1942-1943/1955-1960)

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No. of Series No. Overall Title Release Date Notes
4 5 The Hollywood Matador February 9, 1942 First Woody short to be directed by Alex Lovy.
5 6 Ace in the Hole June 22, 1942
6 7 The Loan Stranger October 19, 1942
7 8 The Screwball February 15, 1943
8 9 The Dizzy Acrobat May 31, 1943 Final Woody short to be directed by Alex Lovy until 1955. Also was nominated for an Oscar.
65 67 The Tree Medic December 19, 1955 First Woody short to be directed by Alex Lovy after "The Dizzy Acrobat". First cartoon with Woody's new design (with black eyes).
73 75 Woody Meets Davy Crewcut December 17, 1956
78 80 To Catch a Woodpecker August 26, 1957 First appearance of Terrance O'Hoolihan.
83 85 Watch the Birdie March 24, 1958
91 93 Panhandle Scandal April 20, 1959
92 94 Woodpecker in the Moon June 15, 1959
96 98 Billion Dollar Boner February 8, 1960 Final appearance of Terrance O'Hoolihan.
99 101 Ballyhooey May 2, 1960 Final Woody short to be directed by Alex Lovy.

Dick Lundy (1946-1951)

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No. of Series No. Overall Title Release Date Notes
18 19 Bathing Buddies July 1, 1946 First Woody short to be directed by Dick Lundy.
N/A 22 Musical Moments from Chopin February 24, 1947 First cartoon that Woody had green eyes after "The Barber of Seville". Second time that Woody appears together with Andy Panda. A Musical Miniature short.
21 23 Smoked Hams April 28, 1947
22 24 The Coo Coo Bird June 9, 1947
23 25 Well Oiled June 30, 1947 "Andy Panda" and "Oswald the Lucky Rabbit" makes a cameo on a plate in this short.
24 26 Solid Ivory August 25, 1947
25 27 Woody the Giant Killer December 15, 1947 Final Woody short that was distributed by Universal Pictures.
26 28 The Mad Hatter February 16, 1948 First Woody short that was distributed by United Artists.
27 29 Banquet Busters March 8, 1948 Third time that Woody appears together with Andy Panda.
28 30 Wacky-Bye Baby May 17, 1948
29 31 Wet Blanket Policy September 27, 1948 First appearance of Buzz Buzzard. Has "The Woody Woodpecker Song". Andy Panda makes other cameo.
30 32 Wild and Woody! December 13, 1948
31 33 Drooler's Delight April 25, 1949 Final Woody short distributed by United Artists. Final Woody short with his crest backwards.
32 34 Puny Express December 20, 1950 First Woody short distributed by Universal International. Dick Lundy directed this short along Walter Lantz. First Woody short with Grace Stafford's laugh, but Mel Blanc's laugh is heard at one point so it wasn't completely. First Woody short with your crest forwards, design which would last until 1972. First Woody short with Buzz Buzzard's featherless design.
33 35 Sleep Happy March 26, 1951 Final Woody short to be directed by Dick Lundy. Walter Lantz finished Lundy's incomplete work, he himself stated this.

Don Patterson (1952-1954)

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No. of Series No. Overall Title Release Date Notes
43 45 The Great Who-Dood-It October 20, 1952 First Woody short to be directed by Don Patterson.
44 46 Termites from Mars December 8, 1952
45 47 What's Sweepin' January 5, 1953 Final appearance of Wally Walrus in the original Woody series, after this short he would make two cameos in subsequent shorts.
46 48 Buccaneer Woodpecker April 20, 1953 First of two cameos that Wally Walrus made in the original series.
47 49 Operation Sawdust June 15, 1953 Last of two cameos that Wally Walrus made.
48 50 Wrestling Wrecks July 20, 1953 Final appearance of Elmer the Great Dane.
49 51 Belle Boys September 14, 1953
50 52 Hypnotic Hick September 26, 1953 The only Woody short in 3D.
52 54 Socko in Morocco January 18, 1954
53 55 Alley to Bali March 15, 1954
54 56 Under the Counter Spy May 10, 1954
55 57 Hot Rod Huckster July 5, 1954
57 59 A Fine Feathered Frenzy October 25, 1954
58 60 Convict Concerto November 22, 1954 Final Woody short to be directed by Don Patterson.
No. of Series No. Overall Title Release Date Notes
9 10 Ration Bored July 26, 1943 The only Woody short that was directed by Emery Hawkins. Emery Hawkins directed this short along Milt Schaffer.