Winter

Winter is a black-and-white Silly Symphony that debuted on November 5, 1930. It was the final '4 Seasons' Silly Symphony short.

Synopsis

The animals frolic in the new-fallen snow and skate on an icy lake to tunes which include "Jingle Bells" and "The Skater's Waltz."

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The film's copyright was renewed on December 16, 1957.^[1]

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1929
The Skeleton Dance • El Terrible Toreador • Springtime • Hell's Bells • The Merry Dwarfs

1930
Summer • Autumn • Cannibal Capers • Frolicking Fish • Arctic Antics • Midnight in a Toy Shop • Night • Monkey Melodies • Winter • Playful Pan

1931
Birds of a Feather • Mother Goose Melodies • The China Plate • The Busy Beavers • The Cat's Out • Egyptian Melodies • The Clock Store • The Spider and the Fly • The Fox Hunt • The Ugly Duckling

1932
The Bird Store • The Bears and Bees • Just Dogs • Flowers and Trees • King Neptune • Bugs in Love • Babes in the Woods • Santa's Workshop

1933
Birds in the Spring • Father Noah's Ark • The Three Little Pigs • Old King Cole • Lullaby Land • The Pied Piper • The Night Before Christmas

1934
The China Shop • The Grasshopper and the Ants • Funny Little Bunnies • The Big Bad Wolf • The Wise Little Hen • The Flying Mouse • Peculiar Penguins • The Goddess of Spring

1935
The Tortoise and the Hare • The Golden Touch • The Robber Kitten • Water Babies • The Cookie Carnival • Who Killed Cock Robin? • Music Land • Three Orphan Kittens • Cock o' the Walk • Broken Toys

1936
Elmer Elephant • Three Little Wolves • Toby Tortoise Returns • Three Blind Mouseketeers • The Country Cousin • Mother Pluto • More Kittens

1937
Woodland Café • Little Hiawatha • The Old Mill

1938
The Moth and the Flame • Wynken, Blynken and Nod • Farmyard Symphony • Merbabies • Mother Goose Goes Hollywood

1939
The Practical Pig • The Ugly Duckling