Summary

Broadcasted on May 25, 1925. This work falls in the public domain as it has no (c) (published in the United States between 1923 and 1977 without a (c) notice, see Wikipedia:Public_domain).

The lack of copyright notice is confirmed by Russel Merritt & JB Kaufman, in Walt in Wonderland: films before Alice Charms the Fish, september 6 1926, do not have any copyright notice with the exception of Alice Solves the Puzzle and Alice Wins the Derby.

Ray Pointer also confirms the lack of (c): Disney's initial efforts, the Laugh-O-Grams and the Alice Comedies have become "orphaned films," having been lost in the sea of the Public Domain. None of Disney's works were registered for copyright until late 1926. (RP also published a DVD of these cartoons).

Licensing

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