The Beary Family (also known as The Beary Family Album) is an American animated and cartoon animal theatrical series made by Walter Lantz Studios. Twenty eight shorts were made from 1962 to 1972, when the studio closed.^[1] The series was about Charlie Beary, the incompetent family man, his nagging wife Bessie, their well-meaning but half-witted teenage son Junior and their younger daughter Suzy, who later got a pet goose who never gets along with Charlie.

The Beary Family
Charlie and Bessie Beary as seen in "Cool It Charlie"
First appearance	Fowled-Up Birthday (1962)
Last appearance	Unlucky Potluck (1972)
Created by	Walter Lantz Studios Jack Hannah
Members	Charlie Beary (Papa) Bessie Beary (Mama) Junior Beary (son) Suzy Beary (daughter)
No. of shorts	28

Voice actors

• Paul Frees – Charlie Beary, Junior Beary, and Goose
• Grace Stafford – Bessie and Suzy Beary
• Nancy Wible – Suzy Beary ("Fowled-Up Birthday")
• Daws Butler - Charlie and Junior Beary ("Guest Who?")

Filmography

• "Fowled-Up Birthday" (1962-04-09)^[2][3]
• "Mother's Little Helper" (1962-06-18)^[2][4]
• "Charlie's Mother-In-Law" (1963-04-12)^[5][6]
• "Goose in the Rough" (1963-05-24)^[5][7]
• "Goose is Wild" (1963-07-19)^[5][8]
• "Rah Rah Ruckus" (1964-06-05)^[9][10]
• "Roof Top Razzle-Dazzle" (1964-10-09)^[9][11]
• "Guest Who?" (1965-05-01)^[12][13]
• "Davey Cricket" (1965-07-17)^[12][14]
• "Foot Brawl" (1966-01-29)^[15][16]
• "Window Pains" (1967-02-25)^[17][18]
• "Mouse in the House" (1967-06-19)^[17][19]
• "Jerky Turkey" (1968-01-29)^[20][21]
• "Paste Makes Waste" (1968-07-15)^[20][22]
• "Bugged in a Rug" (1968-08-26)^[20][23]
• "Gopher Broke" (1969-02-10)^[24][25]
• "Charlie's Campout" (1969-07-28)^[24][26]
• "Cool it Charlie" (1969-09-29)^[24][27]
• "Charlie in Hot Water" (1970-02-09)^[28][29]
• "Charlie's Golf Classic" (1970-05-11)^[28][30]
• "The Unhandy Man" (1970-09-14)^[28][31]
• "Charlie the Rain Maker" (1971-02-22)^[32][33]
• "The Bungling Builder" (1971-06-28)^[32][34]
• "Moochin Pooch" (1971-12-13)^[32][35]
• "Let Charlie Do It" (1972-02-14)^[36][37]
• "A Fish Story" (1972-02-15)^[36][38]
• "Rain, Rain, Go Away" (1972-05-29)^[36][39]
• "Unlucky Potluck" (1972-08-11)^[36][40]