Alice Loses Out

Year: 1925

Runtime: 7 mins

Director: Walt Disney

AnimationComedy

Garbage magnate Ima Hawg arrives, chauffeur‑tending, at a once‑splendid hotel managed by Alice and her cat Julius. The rundown inn thrills the pair when Hawg’s limousine appears. He insists on a barber and manicurist, and Julius—confident in his grooming skills—tries to satisfy the curmudgeon, producing mixed outcomes.

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