Three bears are brewing moonshine when the Little Bear is sent out to find the missing ingredient, “hops.” Alice (Virginia Davis) and Julius the Cat are riding a scooter when it gets a flat tire and they fix it in a very unusual way. They stumble into the house the three bears are making moonshine when they are caught. Julius gets into a fight with the Little Bear and gets beat up while Alice is kidnapped and taken to the mill. Julius is able to recover and rescues Alice.
Cast and Crew: Director: Walt Disney. Producer: Walt Disney (uncredited). Writer: Walt Disney (uncredited). Editor: George Winkler. Visual Effects: George Lowerre (Cameraman, uncredited). Camera and Electrical Department: Mike Marcus (Camera Operator, uncredited). Animation Department: Lillian Bounds (Ink and Paint, uncredited), Kathleen Dollard (Ink and Paint, uncredited), Rollin Hamilton (Animator, uncredited), Ub Iwerks (Animator, uncredited). Cast: Virginia Davis (Alice).
Technical Specifications: Running Time: 7:13. Animation Type: Combination live-action and standard animation. Sound Mix: Silent. Color: Black and White. Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1. Negative Format: 35mm. Printed Film Format: 35mm. Cinematographic Process: Spherical.
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Alice and the Three Bears (Short 1924) ⭐ 4.8 | Animation, short, comedy. (1924, December 1). IMDb.
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Updated May 31, 2024.
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