1933 alice in wonderland bookshelf

I can only imagine the nightmares this movie gave little kids when it came out in 1933. Find low everyday prices and buy online for delivery or instore pickup. Awardwinning books were deemed to belong on the same shelf as alices adventures in wonderland and through. Alice in wonderland 1933 coming to bluray it came from. In england of the 19th century, young alice finds that. Francis, skeets gallagher, cary grant, lillian harmer, raymond hatton, sterling holloway, edward everett. Alice s fantastic adventures lead her straight to some of the most memorable characters ever imagined including the mad hatter, the queen of hearts, humpty dumpty, the cheshire cat, tweedle dee and tweedle dum in the original alice in wonderland. Alice in wonderland 1933 on bluray may 19 from kino. Until this week, i had never watched the 1933 film adaptation of the lewis carroll classic novel alice in wonderland. Free tutorial with pictures on how to make a bookcase cubby in 4 steps by creating, constructing, decorating, decoupaging, and woodworking with bookcase, americana decor chalky finish paint. Alice in wonderland movie from 1933 with cary grant, gary. All the marbles 1981 alice in wonderland 1933 2 broke girls alice in wonderland 1933 2 guns 20 alice in.

Fields as humpty dumpty, cary grant as the mock turtle, gary cooper as the white knight, edna may oliver as the red queen, edward everett horton as the hatter, and charles ruggles as the march hare. Aug 12, 2015 alice in wonderland was a 1933 film version of the famous novels of lewis carroll. It came in the mail the day of its release i cant remember which book it was, and he immediately wanted to turn to the end and find out who had died and what had happened. Fields, gary cooper, edna may oliver, may robson, sterling holloway, and dozens of other character actors and now forgotten stars, was a flop in 1933. By 1933 and alice in wonderland, the machine was sophisticated to levels ill bet disney aspired to when he began organizing the snow white campaign in 1937. Alice in wonderland 1933 movie clip curiouser and curiouser. No matter what youre looking for or where you are in the world, our global marketplace of sellers can help you. Alice in wonderland 1933 alice in wonderland wiki fandom.

Alice in wonderland movie from 1933 with cary grant, gary cooper, wc fields, which alice herself endorsed. But this is actually one of the best film versions of lewis carrolls alice books. Paramounts allstar version of alice in wonderland 1933 will be coming to bluray from kino lorber studio classics on may 19. Curiouser and curiouser doesnt even begin to describe paramounts lavish 1933 version of alice in wonderland. Of course, george had experienced his own private wonderland at some point, so perhaps should have been more tolerant. Mcleod based on the novels the adventures of alice in wonderland and through the looking glass and what alice found there. Feb 4, 2018 explore lakinandmarleys board alice in wonderland. It is all liveaction, except for the walrus and the carpenter sequence, which was animated by the harmanising studio. I was lucky enough to come across an alice pressbook recently. There had been an earlier short sound version made in 1931 but this appears to be lost. The film was produced by paramount pictures, featuring an allstar cast.

Alice in wonderland is a 1933 paramount pictures film. Fields cameo, playing humpty dumpty, baffling charlotte henry title character, who had just been shopping for eggs, in paramounts extravagant, starpacked treatment of lewis carrolls alice in wonderland, 1933. Who doesnt want cozy bookish feet on this pair, the cheshire cat grins at the awesome weirdness of lewis carrolls alice in wonderland. Alice in wonderland 1933 official trailer gary cooper, cary grant movie hd duration. Alice in wonderland bookshelf how to make a bookcase. Alice in wonderland and puberty the bookshelf of emily j. Love the colors, and the butterflies and flowers really adds that nice fantasy feel to that alice in wonderland shelf. The color palette plays very well with the red, black, white, and the light blue gives off that extra pop. Eighteen years prior to the allanimated feature film version, walt disney always wanted ideas to make an animated feature film version of alice in wonderland and decided to make a featurelength animatedliveaction film adaptation of alice in wonderland with mary pickford as alice that was to. Alice in wonderland was the first major sound adaptation of the lewis carroll book. Alice, the creatures that populate her adventures, and their environments hark back to cartoons of the 50s with flat expanses of color, retro patterns, and puddlelike shadows. A child in the midvictorian era, alice unintentionally goes on an underground adventure after accidentally falling down a rabbit hole into wonderland.

Enter your location to see which movie theaters are playing alice in wonderland 1933 alice near you. It is all liveaction, except for the walrus and the carpenter sequence. It is all liveaction, except for the walrus and the carpenter sequence, which was animated by harmanising studio. The original, trippy 1933 film version of alice in wonderland by norman monkey. Few films of the golden age can boast quite so impressive a rollcall of talent both in front of and behind the cameras. The 1933 film adaptation of alice in wonderland is a. Makeover a dull bookcase with an alice in wonderland feel. The hatter checks his watch and bewails the fact that its two days off. Still, his trip down his own personal rabbit hole was not half as bizarre and nightmareish as the one depicted in that alice film. Alice in wonderland 1933 norman mcleod cary grant, gary cooper, w. Mcleod and produced by paramount pictures, featuring an allstar cast. The lewis carroll shelf award was an american literary award conferred on several books annually by the university of wisconsinmadison school of education annually from 1958 to 1979. Alice is a fictional character and protagonist of lewis carrolls childrens novel alice s adventures in wonderland 1865 and its sequel, through the lookingglass 1871. Allstar cast including charlotte henry as alice, and richard arlen, roscoe ates, william austin, gary cooper, leon errol, louise fazenda, w.

Filled with spectacular sets and imaginative costumes, the classic alice in. Thats one unusual way to convey the scariness of that version of alice in wonderland. The most common alice in wonderland furniture material is metal. A scene from norman mcleods alice in wonderland, designed by william cameron menzies, made by paramount in 1933. And after looking at my bookshelves, both at home and in my classroom, i concluded that there just isnt enough out there. That was a lot of hard work, but it really paid off. At that point, it was the fifth film overall to have been made of the book. On this one, the cheshire cat grins at the awesome weirdness of lewis carrolls alice in wonderland. This 1933 allstar hollywood production of alice in wonderland is an excellent adaptation of lewis carrolls timeless fantasy classic.

See more ideas about alice in wonderland, alice and wonderland. Alice in wonderland is a 1933 american precode fantasy film adaptated from the novels by lewis carroll. Alice in wonderland is a 1933 american precode film version of the famous alice novels of lewis carroll. Mcleod and it comes from the depths of the deepest, darkest, weirdest, and most horrific nightmare. Alice in wonderland 1933 page 3 general discussions. Film music aficionados will enjoy hearing dimitri tiomkins lively score, only his second full credit after contributing stock music and ballet bits for a number of movies. Plot on a boring winter afternoon, held at home because of a snowstorm, alice dreams that passes through the. Readers need to either come to the book familiar with the story or, better yet, simply sit back and enjoy a nonsense ride through seibolds wonderland. Ive seen the trailer before, just not with the song that was a promo for the 1933 picture. Paramounts allstar adaptation of alice in wonderland, featuring cary grant, w. The original, trippy 1933 film version of alice in wonderland. Its creepy as hell, especially with the character designs, costumes, and masks used in the movie.

Etsy is the home to thousands of handmade, vintage, and oneofakind products and gifts related to your search. Alice in wonderland 1933 cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. This starladen version of lewis carrolls novel combines elements of both the title novel and carrolls sequel, through the looking glass. You used to do the best futterwack in all of witzend. Alice in wonderland is a 1933 american precode film version of the famous alice novels by lewis carroll. It was mentioned in the 2010 film by the cheshire cat, but has not yet appeared. When alice examines the watch, the hands on the dial indicate the date as being a tuesday in june. Based on lewis carrolls beloved story, this liveaction fantasy features hollywood icons cary grant, gary cooper and w. Tweedle dee and tweedle dum in the original alice in wonderland. Alice in wonderland is a film adaptation directed by norman z. Topics cine clasico, comedia, cary grant, alice language english. If you ever wanted to see a fever dream version of alice in wonderland starring greats like cary grant and cary cooper all wearing the creepiest costumes ever, this is for you.

Alice in wonderland and puberty i physically wrestled my husband for a copy of one of the harry potter books. Sterling holloway, who played the frog in this movie, later went on to be the voice of the cheshire cat in the well known disney adaptation of alice in wonderland 1951. The nightmare fuel that is paramounts allstar 1933 version of alice in wonderland will be sharper than ever when it makes the leap. Also sign me up for fanmail to get updates on all things movies.

The cheshire cat witzend is a western land where the mad hatter is from. In 1933 when this film was made, june 4th fell on a sunday two days off from what the hatters watch indicates. Brilliantly directed by norman mc cleod, shot in monochrome, and released in 1933, charlotte henry beautifully portrays alice s innocence and wonderment as she learns each lifes lesson and gains confidence in herself, facing and conquering her inner fears on her journey of gay abandonment through the surreal radula space that is wonderland. Great savings free delivery collection on many items. The story of the author of little women 1933, biography. Fields, edna may oliver, cary grant, gary cooper, edward everett horton, and baby leroy. Alice in wonderland 1933, based on the novels by lewis carroll, featured an allstar cast and is the only liveaction except for the walrus and the carpenter scene hollywoodproduced adaption of the story.