"An Alice Cartoon"
Release Date (September 28, 1925)
Running Time 7:05
Synopsis
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Alice and Julius have an adventure in Chinatown. Alice is captured by a jinn
and is rescued by Julius in a madcap chase.
Characters
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Alice and Julius
Credits
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Director : Walt Disney
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Animation
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Ub Iwerks
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Rollin "Ham" Hamilton
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Thurston Harper
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Hugh Harman
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Rudolph Ising
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Live action camera : Rudolph Ising
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Live Action actors
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Margie Gay
Videos
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Before Walt (Non-Disney
video - Inkwell Images)
DVD
- Alice in Cartoonland (Non-Disney : VCI Home Video)
Technical Specifications
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Color Type : Black and White
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Animation type : Combination live-action and standard animation
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Sound mix : Silent
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Aspect ration : 1.37 : 1
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Negative format : 35mm
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Print format : 35mm
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Cinematographic process : Spherical
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Original language : English
Released by M. J. Winkler Productions
Gallery
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Comments
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From Cristian Redferne : As a rule I like
all of the Alice Comedies, but some more than others. I rate my Alice Comedies
accordingly, and many aspects are taken into consideration. "Alice Chops
the Suey" is a non plotter. It begins by ripping off the usual "Out of the
Inkwell" opening by having a human hand pull out Julius and Alice out of
an inkwell (duh). The duo is then harassed for no apparent reason by a giant
Mandarin Rat and his gang. To save on compositing Alice into the cartoon,
the movie has Julius hide Alice in a black bag which he carries for the remainder
of the cartoon, most of which is spent outsmarting the Fu-Manchu-like hordes
of rats. A definite low point in the series.