Alice in the Wooly West
About Alice in the Wooly West
Julius does rope tricks from horseback. Bandits stop a stagecoach and pin Alice between the leader and a cactus. He gets most of the passengers clear, but the leader rides off with her, and a fight on a rock drops both of them into the boulders. Julius sends his fur out as a decoy and clubs the man from behind. He hides to put the fur back on before he accepts her thanks.
Cast & crew
More about Alice in the Wooly West
Margie Gay plays Alice. M.J. Winkler produced and presented it, while Film Booking Offices of America distributed it, the company that took the late Alice shorts after May 1926. An alternate title is Alice in the Woolly West.
Themes
Making
The last fight is staged on a rock ledge so the break drops both of them into the boulder field, where the fur can be used as a decoy.
Music
Silent. The filmography does not list a sound reissue.
Preservation
Silent Era: print exists. Public domain in the United States.
Notes
- The on-screen title spelling is Wooly, not Woolly. Silent Era records both.
- Silent Era files the production under Walt Disney Studios, Incorporated, and marks that line uncertain.
- A print exists. US rights are public domain.
- It is on Walt Disney Treasures: The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
Scenes
- Alice is stuck between the bandit leader and a cactus.
- Julius sends his fur out and clubs the man from behind.
- He ducks behind a rock to put the fur back on before the thanks.
Also available
- Walt Disney Treasures: The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
