Margie gay

Once again we have the kidnapping and we have Alice thrown into a bag when her cat must come to the rescue. Pat Sullivan, Felix’ creator had a problem with alcohol, and the Fleischer Brothers wanted to leave. Meanwhile, lions break out of the zoo. Enjoyable, but crude in both execution and content. Now we must understand that Walt was now in California, trying to make a comeback, but to fully understand the probabilities rearing their ugly heads against him, he faced these factors…He had no studio, no animators, really no money and no job.

Even before leaving Kansas City, Walt had sent multitudes of letters soliciting distributors for his film.

At the time, the major distributors for cartoons were on the east coast, namely New York. That night, she dreams of taking a train to cartoon-land. Walt was now an animator. He came to the conclusion that cel animation was more favorable than the cutout method.

Margie graduated from Brookville High School and went on to earn her R.N. at the Clearfield School of Nursing. Margie appears only briefly in Alice on the Farm; no other actual humans are present, so there is a lot of animated material here to savor.

It's a cute comedy with lots of gags, but those accustomed to the Disney cartoons of the '30s will find the animation very primitive.

Virginia was first, working for Walt at 6 years old. The process at the Slide Company was a technique of stop-motion photography of cutouts that were pinned to a piece of paper and slightly moved for each frame of the film. Walt returned home in October, 1919 and began to seek work as an artist. She wired Walt back on October 15 saying…” Believe series can be put over” She also added, as a way to limit Walt’s fiscal expectations…” This being a new product must spend large amount on exploitation and advertising, therefore need your cooperation”

To Walt’s delight, she offered $1500.00 for each negative of the first six films, and $1800.00 for the second six.

As you'd expect the animation itself is quite good and the film is certainly pretty to look at but the action is just rather bland and there's not a laugh to be had.