Most Wanted Cartoons

The following is a list of the cartoons that I really want to watch but are not available online. If anyone has a copy of the following cartoons, please post a link to it in the comments. Any copy of these cartoons would be greatly appreciated (preferably english)

Notes: 

* means exists online in a forgien language

= means exists in its entirety on home video but not online

Wonderful World of Disney 

- Alice in Wonderland (the hour long cut) EDIT: FOUND

- A Present for Donald 

- Wind of the Willows EDIT: FOUND

- Cavalcade of Songs EDIT: FOUND

- Dumbo

- The Adventures of Mickey Mouse (also known as Mickey's Greatest Adventures) EDIT: Latter Found, Former Lost

- Pluto's Day* EDIT: Found

- Four Fabolous Characters

- Adventures in Fantasy

- Donald's Weekend*

- Highway to Trouble 

- Two Happy Amigos

- Donald's Silver Anniversary

- Von Drake in Spain EDIT: FOUND

- A Rag, A Bone and a Box of Junk EDIT: FOUND

- Ben and Me / Peter and the Wolf

- How the West Was Lost EDIT: FOUND

- The Mickey Mouse Anniversary Show* EDIT: Episode found, English version of film still lost

- Nature's Charter Tours 

- Nature's Better Built Homes

- Nature's Strangest Oddballs EDIT: FOUND

- Hang Your Hat on the Wind (Not a cartoon but eh) EDIT: FOUND

- 50 Happy Years EDIT: FOUND

- Disney's Greatest Dog Stars EDIT: FOUND

- Baseball Fever EDIT: FOUND

- Donald's Valentine Day Salute 

- Donald and Jose Ole EDIT: FOUND

-  A Disney Valentine EDIT: FOUND

- A Disney Vacation 

- Ferdinand the Bull and Mickey

- A Valentine From Disney

- Mickey and Donald in Kidding Around EDIT: FOUND

- Tribute to Mom EDIT: FOUND

- Donald Takes A Holiday EDIT: FOUND

- Disney's All American Sport Nuts EDIT: FOUND


Puppetoons 

- And to Think that I Saw it on Mulberry Street=

-Rhythm in the Ranks= EDIT: FOUND

-The Jasper Cartoons=


Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies

- Bugs Bunny Show Episodes

- Bugs Bunny Road Runner Hour/Show Episodes

- Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show Episodes

- Bugs n' Daffy Episodes

- Merrie Melodies Starring Bugs Bunny and Friends Episodes

- Looney Tunes on Nickelodeon


Tom and Jerry

-Tom and Jerry (CBS, 1965) Episodes


Columbia Cartoons


-There's Something About a Soldier

- Lionel Lion

-Fowl Brawl

-Rippling Romance

-Short Snorts on Sports

-Wacky Quacky (Full)

- Bric's Stew

-The Gerald Mcboing Boing Show


The Most Wanted (Find one of these and you will be greatly thanked)

- Archie's Funhouse (1 Hour Format)

- The Daffy Duck Show (1978 or 1996)

- Wolf Rock TV Episodes

- The Astromutts Pilot

- Luvcast USA

- A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1 Hour CBS Edit)

- The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie/Bugs Bunny's Third Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales EDIT: FOUND/Daffy Duck's Movie: Fantastic Island (All 1-Hour CBS Edit)

- CBS Airings of the Non-Holiday Dr Seuss Specials (or promos for the airings)

- CBS Airings of the Non-Holiday Peanuts Specials

- Looney Tunes on Nickelodeon Episodes

- The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show Episodes

- The Mouse Factory Promos for original airings


Pipe Dreams (Unlikely to be found, but put here just in case

- CBS April 3, 1982 broadcast of Charlie Brown All Stars and Fat Albert Easter Special (Or promo) EDIT: FOOTAGE OF COMMIRCIALS FROM AIRING FOUND

- Godzilla and Mechladon NBC Brodcast

- Go Go Go Globetrotters

- Snoopy on Ice NBC Specials

- The Funni World of Fred and Bunni

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