Midnight in a Toy Shop

Bert Lewis

English

Preceded by	Followed by
Arctic Antics	Night

Midnight in a Toy Shop is a Silly Symphony that debuted on July 3, 1930.

Summary[]

A spider seeks shelter inside an old toy store, where he soon discovers that the merchandise comes to life after dark.

Television airings remove the entire dance routine with the black doll.

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 (1931 short) • The Ugly Duckling (1931)

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 • 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