Albert Harris Studios

Albert Harris Studios (later renamed TBA in 1983) is a cartoon studio founded by cartoonist Albert Harris in 1943. It was known for cartoon mascots such as gray Sylvester-lookalike cat named Tom (a precursor to Talking Tom). The studio was closure in 2010.

The Harris library is currently owned by WildBrain.

Short films

 * Two Cats in Love (1941) (student film)
 * World War II cartoons (1944-1946)
 * Phillip the Dog cartoon series (1948-1962) (co-produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios)
 * Wolf, Red and Pigs (1965)
 * Tom and the Mouse (completed in 1973, but never released)

Feature films

 * Adventures of Tom Cat (1977)
 * The Return of Tom Cat (1981)

TV shows
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 * The Wolf, Red and Pigs Show (1966-1975)
 * Tom Cat and Friends (1978-1983)
 * Puss in Boots (1985) (feature film) (co-produced by Marvel Productions)
 * The Tom Cat Show (1985-1989) (co-produced by Ruby-Spears Productions)
 * Tom and Kitty (1990-1994) (co-produced by DIC Entertainment)
 * Gladys and Anna (2005-2007) (co-produced by Nelvana)

TV specials

 * If I Ran the Zoo (1969) (based on the book by Dr. Seuss)
 * Scrambled Eggs Super! (1970) (based on the book by Dr. Seuss)
 * Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose (1971) (based on the book by Dr. Seuss)
 * The Doubtful Guest (1971) (based on the book by Edward Gorey)