Some of the earliest Silly Symphonies celebrated the changing seasons, beginning with Springtime, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. Autumn (1930) follows various woodland animals as they gather food in preparation for winter. It was directed by Ub Iwerks. | Disney History Channel

Little Hiawatha (1937) is one of Disney’s most charming Silly Symphonies. It begins with young Hiawatha setting out to hunt forest animals, but ends with those same animals coming to his rescue when an angry bear appears. A perfect example of the heart and humor that made the Silly Symphonies so special. | Disney History Channel