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A Real Girl in a Cartoon World, 1924 and 1925

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About A Real Girl in a Cartoon World, 1924 and 1925

A Real Girl in a Cartoon World, 1924 and 1925

A real girl in a drawn world: Walt Disney's first series, made in Kansas City and then Hollywood, with Virginia Davis photographed against animation. This is the company before the mouse, and you can see it being figured out.

21 titles, about 179 minutes. Walt Disney, Ub Iwerks, Rollin Hamilton, Virginia Davis.

On the disc

  1. Alice's Day at Sea (1924)11 min
  2. Alice's Spooky Adventure (1924)9 min
  3. Alice's Fishy Story (1924)11 min
  4. Alice and the Dog Catcher (1924)13 min
  5. Alice the Peacemaker (1924)11 min
  6. Alice Gets in Dutch (1924)10 min
  7. Alice Hunting in Africa (1924)7 min
  8. Alice and the Three Bears (1924)7 min
  9. Alice The Piper (1924)11 min
  10. Alice the Toreador (1925)8 min
  11. Alice Gets Stung (1925)9 min
  12. Alice Solves the Puzzle (1925)7 min
  13. Alice's Egg Plant (1925)9 min
  14. Alice Loses Out (1925)7 min
  15. Alice Get Stage Struck (1925)6 min
  16. Alice Wins the Derby (1925)7 min
  17. Alice Picks The Champ (1925)9 min
  18. Alice's Tin Pony (1925)6 min
  19. Alice the Jail Bird (1925)8 min
  20. Alice Rattled by Rats (1925)8 min
  21. Alice in the Jungle (1925)7 min

The copyright

Published in 1930 or earlier. Public domain in the United States. Copyright rules vary elsewhere; check the status in your country.

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