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Last updated: 2008 June 26.

1925 January 1 M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice Cans the Cannibals to theaters. [16] [23] [63.136] [228.13] January 15 M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice the Toreador to theaters. [16] [23] [63.136] [228.15] January The Alice Comedy film Alice's Day at Sea is partially remade with new animation. [63.127] January 31 Disney completes the 13th Alice Comedy film, Alice Gets Stung. [63.136] Disney ships the Alice Comedy film Alice Gets Stung to M.J. Winkler Productions. [63.136] February 1 M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice Gets Stung to theaters. [16] [23] [228.14] (released in March [63.136]) February 27 Disney completes the 14th Alice Comedy film, Alice Solves the Puzzle. [63.137] (month unknown) Six-year-old actress Dawn Paris (pseudonym Dawn O'Day) is hired for the lead role in the Alice Comedies. She appears in only one film, Alice's Egg Plant. [63.70] March 5 The Alice Comedy film, Alice Cans the Cannibals, is played at the Criterion Theatre in Los Angeles. [63.136] March 24 The Rivoli Theater in New York City premieres the Alice Comedy film Alice Solves the Puzzle. [63.137] March 27 Disney completes the 15th Alice Comedy film, Alice's Egg Plant. [16] [23] [63.137] April 20 Disney ships the 16th Alice Comedy film, Alice Loses Out, to M.J. Winkler Productions. [63.137] April Rudy Ising is hired to the Disney Studios. [1102.90] (June [63.72]) Hugh Harman is hired to the Disney Studios. [1102.90] (June [63.72]) May 14 Disney completes the 17th Alice Comedy film, Alice Stage Struck. The working title was Alice's Uncle Tom's Cabin. [16] [23] [63.138] May 17 M.J. Winkler Productions debuts the Alice Comedy film Alice's Egg Plant in New York City at the Rivoli Theater. [63.137] (month unknown) M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice's Egg Plant to theaters. [228.15] May 28 Animation work begins on the Alice Comedy film Alice Picks the Champ. [63.138] May 29 Disney ships the Alice Comedy film Alice Stage Struck to M.J. Winkler Productions. [63.138] (month unknown) M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice Loses Out to theaters. [16] [23] [63.137] [228.15] June 9 Disney completes the 18th Alice Comedy film, Alice Wins the Derby. [63.138] Disney ships the Alice Comedy film Alice Wins the Derby to M.J. Winkler Productions. [63.138] June Ruth Disney is hired to the Disney Studios. [63.72] Irene Hamilton is hired to the Disney Studios. [63.72] June 18 Animation work begins on the Alice Comedy film Alice's Tin Pony. [63.138] June 23 The Rivoli Theater in New York City premieres the Alice Comedy film Alice Stage Struck. [63.138] (month unknown) M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice Stage Struck to theaters. [228.15] June Walker Harman is hired to the Disney Studios. [63.72] (month unknown) Four-year-old Margie Gay is contracted for the part of Alice in the Alice Comedies. [63.71] July 1 Disney completes the 19th Alice Comedy film, Alice Picks the Champ. [63.138] July The Apollo Theater in Los Angeles premieres the Alice Comedy film Alice Picks the Champ. [16] [23] [63.138] July 6 Walt and Roy Disney put a US$400 deposit on a lot at 2719 Hyperion Avenue, in the Silver Lake district of Los Angeles, where they plan to build a new studio. [23] [24] [40.89] [49.252] [48.78] [63.76] [92.48] [113.4] [234.48] [267.52] [1102.96] July 12 The Piccadilly Theater in New York City premieres the Alice Comedy film Alice Wins the Derby. [16] [23] [63.138] M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice Solves the Puzzle to theaters. Bootleg Pete debuts, who later evolves into Peg Leg Pete in the Mickey Mouse films. [16] [23] [63.72,137] [97.20] [228.15] July 13 Walt Disney marries Lillian Bounds at her brother's house, in Lewiston, Idaho. [23] [1] [34.30] [63.57] [113.4] [234.47] [246.92] [245.34] [40.89] [49.252] [48.78] [88.31] [92.47] [193.34] [228.66] [328.41] [1102.92] (July 25 [242.23]) July 15 Animation work begins on the Alice Comedy film Alice Chops the Suey. [63.139] (month unknown) M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice Wins the Derby to theaters. [228.15] July 23 Disney completes the 20th Alice Comedy film, Alice's Tin Pony. [63.138] July 30 Live-action filming is complete for the Alice Comedy film Alice the Jail Bird. [63.139] (month unknown) M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice Picks the Champ to theaters. [228.15] August 1 Animation work begins on the Alice Comedy film Alice the Jail Bird. [63.139] August 8 Disney completes the 21st Alice Comedy film, Alice Chops the Suey. [63.139] August 17 Bard's Hollywood Theater in Los Angeles previews the Alice Comedy film Alice Chops the Suey. [16] [23] [63.139] August 18 Disney ships the Alice Comedy film Alice Chops the Suey to M.J. Winkler Productions. [63.139] August 24 Production begins on the Alice Comedy film Alice in Love. (The film is later renamed Alice Plays Cupid.) [63.139] August 29 Disney completes the 22nd Alice Comedy film, Alice the Jail Bird. [63.139] September 1 Paramount Theater in Los Angeles previews the Alice Comedy film Alice the Jail Bird. [63.139] September 10 Animation work begins on the Alice Comedy film Alice Rattled by Rats. [63.140] September 15 M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice the Jail Bird to theaters. [16] [23] [63.139] [228.15] September 17 Disney completes the 23rd Alice Comedy film, Alice in Love (Alice Plays Cupid). [63.139] September 18 The Apollo Theater in Los Angeles premieres the Alice Comedy film Alice Plays Cupid. [63.139] (month unknown) M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice's Tin Pony to theaters. [228.16] September 20 Warner's Theater in New York City premieres the Alice Comedy film Alice's Tin Pony. [16] [23] [63.138] September 28 The Alice Comedy film Alice Chops the Suey arrives at the M.J. Winkler Productions office in New York, two months late. [63.78] Animation work begins on the Alice Comedy film Alice in the Jungle. [63.140] October 6 Disney completes the 24th Alice Comedy film, Alice Rattled by Rats. [63.140] October 9 The Apollo Theater in Los Angeles premieres the Alice Comedy film Alice Rattled by Rats. [63.140] October 15 M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice Plays Cupid to theaters. [16] [23] [63.139] [228.15] Animation work begins on the Alice Comedy film Alice on the Farm. [63.140] October 21 Disney completes the 25th Alice Comedy film, Alice in the Jungle. [63.140] October 23 The Iris Theater in Los Angeles previews the Alice Comedy film Alice in the Jungle. [63.140] November 3 Animation work begins on the Alice Comedy film Alice's Balloon Race. [63.140] November 7 Disney completes the 26th Alice Comedy film, Alice on the Farm. [63.140] November 11 Bard's Glendale Theater in Los Angeles previews the Alice Comedy film Alice on the Farm. [63.140] November 15 M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice Rattled by Rats to theaters. [16] [23] [63.140] [228.15] November Animation work begins on the Alice Comedy film Alice's Ornery Orphan (It is released as Alice's Orphan.) [63.141] December 11 Disney completes the 27th Alice Comedy film, Alice's Balloon Race. [63.140] Bard's Glendale Theater in Los Angeles previews the Alice Comedy film Alice's Balloon Race. [63.140] December 13 Disney ships the Alice Comedy film Alice's Balloon Race to M.J. Winkler Productions. [63.140] December 15 M.J. Winkler Productions releases the Alice Comedy film Alice in the Jungle to theaters. [16] [23] [63.140] [228.14] December Production begins on the Alice Comedy film Alice's Little Parade. [63.141] December 19 Disney completes the 28th Alice Comedy film, Alice's Orphan. [16] [63.141] December 22 Bard's Glendale Theater in Los Angeles previews the Alice Comedy film Alice's Orphan. [63.141]