The Mystery Cartoon Character Game, ongoing.

Yeah, this one I've heard of, but need to do more research on it when I have the time

Hmm, good query. Normally I'd have blurted out "Chilly Willy," but that character has already been played, as the 52nd mystery character.
Incidentally, only in cartoons are polar bears and penguins seen together. Polar bears are exclusive to the North Pole, while penguins are exclusive to Antarctica. Animators of course use Art Major Geography.

Well now, OUB, I admit you're on the right track. If no one gets it by tomorrow morning, I'll post three more clues.

Got it now. I knew it was a short from "The Three Caballeros" involving a penguin, but I did not recall the penguin's name. The penguin's name is Pablo and his short is "The Cold Blooded Penguin"

Yes, Glowworm, you nailed it. All clues are self-explanatory, so you go again. Good work.

Thanks. I will come up with something sometime tomorrow--most likely after enjoying most of the day with my boyfriend.

Here we go.

1. I obviously don't have a happy marriage.
2. I find something astonishing in our garden.
3. My wife tries to get me committed--oh, but the joke's on her!

Now I'm truly stumped. Maybe someone who hasn't had a turn in quite a while will get it.

It's the husband from The Unicorn In The Garden.

Yes it is the husband from the Unicorn in the Garden.
1.The husband is obviously henpecked by his wife. When he breaks an egg while making breakfast, she demands to know what's going on down there. Also, when he attempts to wake her up later, she tells him to go away.
2. The husband discovers a unicorn in their garden, eating roses.
3. Naturally, the wife decides to call the police and a psychologist, and asks the police to bring a straitjacket with them for her husband. However, after she tell them all her tale, they tie her up instead. When the husband returns inside and is asked if he saw a unicorn, he mentions what his wife told him, that the unicorn is a mythological beast. His wife is then taken away by the police.

Ok, here's mine.

I am in books, an animated movie, and even a ballet.
In fact, the music in the ballet was also used in my movie.
My name in cartoon form is not the same name I previously had.

Sorry, but I'm baffled again. My knowledge of ballet is very limited.

I might know this one, but at the same time, I might not. I'm sitting this one out for now.

I have the answer now, but a couple of players are long overdue for turns. Let them take a stab at it.

I think my next set of clues will wrap this one up.

Hmm, technically, The Nutcracker is a ballet, and I'm sure it was adapted into animation. There's the nutcracker prince, there's the rat king, and there's the girl who receives the nutcracker as a Christmas gift, and becomes part of the plot to restore the cursed prince to his court.

Or, I could be completely off the mark.

Nope, nothing to do with The Nutcracker. But you are right that it was animated. Also, it wasn't technically a ballet. It was a full fledged ballet, first performed in 1892. Just wanted to share that tidbit.

Would this be Princess Aurora from disney's Sleeping Beauty?

Not quite. Here are the next clues.

I got mad when I didn't receive an invitation and crashed the event.
Soon, I am to be in a live action movie.
I can change form.

Maleficent!

1. Self-explanatory.

2. The music from the ballet was also used in the Disney movie.

3. She was simpley the Old Fairy in the ballet.

4. She was angry about not being invited when the Prncess was born.

5. There will be a live action movie about her starring Angelina Jolie.

6. During the movie's climax, she becomes a dragon!