Alice Gets Stung
About Alice Gets Stung
Julius goes after rabbits. Alice goes after a bear. The rabbits turn on Julius, and the bear turns on Alice. Both come home worse than they left.
Cast & crew
More about Alice Gets Stung
This is Virginia Davis's last performance as Alice, directed by Walt Disney. Silent Era bills Julius beside her and says M.J. Winkler distributed the short states-rights on 1 February 1925.
Themes
Making
The two hunts leave in opposite directions, so each hunter can be routed by a different animal.
Music
Silent when Davis played it. The filmography dates the sound version 15 October 1930, with the Brunswick tracks Raytone had commissioned for the reissue batch.
Preservation
Silent Era: the surviving print is the Raytone sound reissue. Public domain in the United States.
Notes
- The English Wikipedia introduction calls it Davis's last time in the part. Margie Gay took Alice after her.
- Silent Era's format line is black and white, 35mm, spherical 1.33:1.
- The surviving copy Silent Era describes is the Raytone sound-film reissue, not a separate silent preprint.
- It is on Walt Disney Treasures: The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
Scenes
- The rabbits turn and chase Julius.
- The bear chases Alice.
Also available
- Walt Disney Treasures: The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit