Alice the Whaler

Year: 1927

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Director: Walt Disney

Animation

Alice dances on deck while her eclectic crew—cats, mice, birds, and even a goat—run the galley. The feline chef enlists his mouse assistant to fetch eggs from the crow’s nest, where the birds put up a fight before the mouse bargains for three eggs. Back in the kitchen the chef then asks for milk, sending the mouse on a comedic quest for the ship’s goat.

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