This 60-minute program showcases the landmark series that launched the Disney Studio. It has always been though that is all began with a mouse, but its foundation was actually build on a little girl. These Alice Comedies have not been seen in over 40 years and offer a fascinating look at Disney's early efforts as a beginning producer, director, and storyteller.
Includes:
Alice In The Jungle (1925) uncensored
Alice’s Egg Plant (1925) uncensored
Alice Solves The Puzzle (1925)
Alice Wins The Derby (1925)
Alice Gets Stage Struck (1925)
Alice Rattled By Rats (1925)
Alice’s Orphan (1926) restored sequence
Alice The Whaler (1927) complete
Bonus Cartoons:
Alice The Toredor (1924)
Alice On The Farm (1925)
Plus colorful Poster Gallery
Color/Black and White
Credits
Actors: Virgina Davis., Dawn O'Day (Paris)--a.k.a. Ann Shirley, Margie Gay, Lois Hardwick
Directors: Ray Pointer (Program Director), Walt Disney
Format: NTSC
Language: English
Region: All Regions
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number of discs: 10
Rated: Unrated
Studio: Inkwell Images
DVD Release Date: November 21, 2003
Run Time: 79 minutes
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Product Description
60 min DVD. Contains the following films: Alice the Toreador 1925 Alice's Egg Plant 1925 Alice Rattled By Rats 1925 Alice in the Jungle 1925 Alice on the Farm 1926 Alice's Orphan 1926 Alice the Whaler 1927
Review
A few years ago, Ray Pointer (a.k.a. Inkwell Images) put together a superb DVD collection of seven Alice Comedies, Disney s 1920s silent-era series combining live action and animation, but alas, several of the titles are lost, and many surviving prints are in poor shape. But I m delighted to have such great looking versions of these films...And any effort to restore these cartoons deserves our support. --Jerry Beck --Jerry Beck--CARTOON BREW February 17, 2007
If you haven t picked this up yet, now is the time. Ray has recently revised the collection, adding Alice Gets Stage Struck, and restored many cut scenes with rare footage only available here. These DVDs are highly recommended! --Jerry Beck--CARTOON BREW May 15, 2007
From the Contributor
Directred by Walt Disney, Starring: Virginia Davis, Dawn O'Day (Paris a.k.a. Ann Shirley), Margie Gay, and Lois Hardwick. Program Director: Ray Pointer
About the Actor
Ray Pointer:
Born July 4, 1952 in Detroit, Michigan. Attended Special Ability Art classes at The Detroit Institute of Arts, graduated from Cass Technical High School with a Commercial Art degree. B.A. degree in Broadcast and Film Production, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, and Post Bachelor's degree from the University of Southern California, Department of Cinema/Television.
A self-taught filmmaker, experimented with animated cartoons from 1963 to 1973, began career at The Jam Handy Organization in Detroit. Received the first Student Oscar 1973 for cartoon short, "Goldnavel."
Naval Photographer and Film Editor for The Pacific Fleet Combat Camera Group. Producer for Navy Broadcasting, Washington D.C. Cine Golden Eagle Award for documentary production, "West Africa: A CNO Special." Gold Screen Award for animated television spots; "Pride and Professionalism" and "The Shore Patrol."
Writer/Director of corporate video programs for General Dynamics Land Systems. Assistant Animator on "Tom and Jerry" for Film Roman, "Bebe's Kids" and "Itsy-Bitsy Spider" for Hyperion, "Post Pebbles," "Sugar Bear," and "Polly Pockets" commercials for Playhouse Pictures. Director, Sales Videos for Amway and Upjohn -- winner of Silver Addie Award for best Product Presentation Video.
Storyboard Artist for "Madeline," "Hurricanes," "Ultra Force" for DIC, "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", "The Fantastic Voyages of Sinbad The Sailor" for Fred Wolf Films, and "All Dogs Go To Heaven" for MGM. Animation director on "CatDog", "Oh, Yeah-Cartoons!" and Animation Timing Director on "Dora The Explorer" and "My LIfe as a Teenage Robot" Nickelodeon.
In 1997, formed a partnership with veteran animator, Ken Southworth, to produce the Ken Southworth Animation Instruction Series, winner of the Gold, Silver and Bronze awards in the Worldfest-Houston and Creative Excellence Award in the U.S. International Film and Video Festival.
Since 1999, Ray has resu
About the Director
Ray Pointer:
Born July 4, 1952 in Detroit, Michigan. Attended Special Ability Art classes at The Detroit Institute of Arts, graduated from Cass Technical High School with a Commercial Art degree. B.A. degree in Broadcast and Film Production, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, and Post Bachelor's degree from the University of Southern California, Department of Cinema/Television.
A self-taught filmmaker, experimented with animated cartoons from 1963 to 1973, began career at The Jam Handy Organization in Detroit. Received the first Student Oscar 1973 for cartoon short, "Goldnavel."
Naval Photographer and Film Editor for The Pacific Fleet Combat Camera Group. Producer for Navy Broadcasting, Washington D.C. Cine Golden Eagle Award for documentary production, "West Africa: A CNO Special." Gold Screen Award for animated television spots; "Pride and Professionalism" and "The Shore Patrol."
Writer/Director of corporate video programs for General Dynamics Land Systems. Assistant Animator on "Tom and Jerry" for Film Roman, "Bebe's Kids" and "Itsy-Bitsy Spider" for Hyperion, "Post Pebbles," "Sugar Bear," and "Polly Pockets" commercials for Playhouse Pictures. Director, Sales Videos for Amway and Upjohn -- winner of Silver Addie Award for best Product Presentation Video.
Storyboard Artist for "Madeline," "Hurricanes," "Ultra Force" for DIC, "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", "The Fantastic Voyages of Sinbad The Sailor" for Fred Wolf Films, and "All Dogs Go To Heaven" for MGM. Animation director on "CatDog", "Oh, Yeah-Cartoons!" and Animation Timing Director on "Dora The Explorer" and "My LIfe as a Teenage Robot" Nickelodeon.
In 1997, formed a partnership with veteran animator, Ken Southworth, to produce the Ken Southworth Animation Instruction Series, winner of the Gold, Silver and Bronze awards in the Worldfest-Houston and Creative Excellence Award in the U.S. International Film and Video Festival.
Since 1999, Ray has resu
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