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This week’s Silly Symphony is the Birds in Spring. It’s actually a very cute short about a little bird who goes off and gets into trouble with a snake and some bees. Happy Spring and Enjoy!

Finally! Mid-terms are done!!! Haha, and just in time for the imagineers to make a big progress on the Silly Symphony Swings over at DCA. Look for yourself, but I think that its looking pretty good!

Thank you to MiceChat for providing the pictures!

Want to know more about the expanding going on in DCA? Just follow this link and watch the video that Disney Parks had provided for us, and learn. Enjoy!

The week’s Silly Symphony is the Moth and the Flame. It’s a cute little short that came out in 1938, so I hope you like it! Enjoy!

This week’s Silly Symphony of the Week is Broken Toys. It came out on November 30, 1935 and is about a sailor toy who gets dumped in, well, a dump! He rounds up the other toys and together they make themselves ready for children again. It’s pretty cute and the ending is very sweet. Enjoy!

This week’s Silly Symphony is Little Hiawatha. It was released in 1937, and is about a little Native American boy who goes hunting. Although he has a rough time at it, he makes new friends in the wilderness and learns some lessons about hunting. I thought it was very cute, not my favorite Silly Symphony ever, but still very likable. Enjoy!

This week’s Silly Symphony is the cartoon “Farmyard Symphony.” This cartoon was released in 1938, and is basically is just a whole bunch of farm animals singing! There’s definitely a lot of team work in this short. Enjoy!

This week’s Silly Symphony is the Wise Little Hen. It is the first ever cartoon with Donald Duck, and even then he had a temper! This cartoon was released in 1934, and is pretty cute. Enjoy!

This weeks Silly Symphony is the Robber Kitten. It was released to the public in 1935 and is pretty cute. The story line is about this little kitten who pretends he’s a robber, and when his mother tells him it’s time for a bath he runs away from home. Along the way he meets a real robber and lets just say “There’s no place like home!”

Last week, I forgot to put up a Silly Symphony, so this week you get two! This week’s Silly Symphony is Willie the Whale, but since it is in two parts (because this symphony is so long) I am counting it as two short films. Willie is an opera singing whale, who is waiting to be discovered, and this is the story of his career! It’s a very sad story, but I think it has such wonderful heart to it. Enjoy!