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Released
1926 · FILM

Alice in the Wooly West

Directed by
Color
Black & White
Runtime
7 min
WesternAnimationComedy

Synopsis

Julius is riding his horse and performing rope tricks when a group of outlaws robs a stagecoach. One of the passengers, Alice, is taken hostage and placed between the leader of the gang and a cactus. Julius intervenes, rescuing most of the passengers, but the outlaw escapes with Alice. After a brief chase, the two meet on a tall rock formation, where they engage in a battle. A section of the rock breaks away, sending them both tumbling into a field of boulders. They play a short game of hide-and-seek before Julius removes his fur and uses it as a decoy. Sneaking up behind the outlaw, he strikes him with a club, defeating him. Alice approaches to thank Julius, and, embarrassed by his nakedness, he hides behind a rock, retrieves his fur, and then accepts her gratitude.

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Principal cast & crew: 5

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Shot by Rudolf IsingScored by Paul Dessau

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