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1950 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) WinnerVan GoghGaston DiehlThe biography of Dutch artist Van Gogh, illustrated only with images of his paintings and drawings, or details of those, and according dramatic musical score.Amazon1950 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) NomineesBoy and the EagleWilliam LaskyAmazonChase of DeathIrving AllenAmazonSnow CarnivalGordon HollingsheadAmazonThe Grass Is Always GreenerGordon HollingsheadAmazon

1949 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) WinnerSeal IslandWalt DisneyAmazon1949 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) NomineesCalgary StampedeGordon HollingsheadAmazonGoing to Blazes!Herbert MorganAmazonSamba-ManiaHarry GreyAmazonSnow CapersThomas MeadAmazon

1948 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) WinnerClimbing the MatterhornIrving AllenAmazon1948 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) NomineesA Voice Is BornBen K. BlakeAmazonChampagne for TwoHarry GreyAmazonFight of the Wild StallionsThomas MeadAmazonGive Us the Earth!Herbert MorganAmazon

1947 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) WinnerA Boy and His DogGordon HollingsheadOne Friday afternoon, young Davy Allen discovers that a dog, Buck, is badly wounded around the neck because of the collar he is forced to wear by his owner, Mr. Thornycroft. When Buck comes...Amazon1947 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) NomineesCollege QueenGeorge TempletonAmazonHiss and YellJules WhiteAmazonThe Luckiest Guy in the WorldJerry BreslerAmazon

1946 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) WinnerStar in the NightGordon HollingsheadThree cowboys riding across the desert with gifts for no particular recipient, see a distant bright light and find it comes from the Star Auto Court sign where the owners and guests work together to help a young pregnant wife and husband.Amazon1946 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) NomineesA Gun in His HandChester M. FranklinAmazonThe Jury Goes Round 'n' RoundJules WhiteAmazonThe Little WitchGeorge TempletonAmazon

1945 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) WinnerI Won't PlayGordon HollingsheadIn this Warner Bros. short, a Marine in a South Sea island during World War II, Joe Fingers, tells tales of the influence he's had on various personalities. In the words of one of his ...Amazon1945 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) NomineesBombaleraLouis HarrisAmazonMain Street TodayJerry BreslerAmazon

1944 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) WinnerHeavenly MusicJerry BreslerBoogie-woogie band-leader Ted Barry is outside the pearly gates. Because of Ted's musical background, the gatekeeper points him in the direction of the Hall of Music section, where he is ...Amazon1944 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) NomineesLetter to a HeroFrederic Ullman Jr.AmazonMardi GrasWalter MacEwenAmazonWomen at WarGordon HollingsheadAmazon

1943 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) WinnerBeyond the Line of DutynullNarrated by Ronald Reagan, this Warner Brothers short in support of the war effort focuses on the exploits of Army Air Corps Captain Hewett T. Wheless and his exploits just after the U.S. ...Amazon1943 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) NomineesDon't TalkAmazonThis Is America Series No. 33-101: Private Smith of the U.S.A.Amazon

1942 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) WinnerMain Street on the March!nullThe film begins in the spring of 1940, just before the Nazi occupation of the Benelux countries, and ends immediately after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. It chronicles how the people...Amazon1942 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) NomineesAlive in the DeepAmazonForbidden PassageAmazonThe Gay ParisianAmazonThe Tanks Are ComingAmazon

1941 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) WinnerTeddy the Rough RidernullThis short follows the political career of Theodore Roosevelt, beginning in 1895, when he was appointed police commissioner of New York City. In 1897 he was appointed Assistant Secretary of...Amazon1941 Academy Awards - Short Subject (2 Reel) NomineesEyes of the NavyAmazonService with the ColorsAmazon