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Line 12: \| cinematography = [[Charles Levine (cinematographer)\|Charles Levine]] \| editing = [[Bud Pollard]] \| distributor = Metropolitan Studios/Unique Foto Films \| released = 30 September 1931 \| runtime = 58 min Line 20: }} '''''Alice in Wonderland''''' ([[1931 in film\|1931]]) is a ~~1931~~independently made black-and-white American~~-made~~ film based on [[Lewis Carroll]]'s 1865 novel ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'', directed by Bud Pollard, produced by Hugo Maienthal, and filmed at Metropolitan Studios in [[Fort Lee, New Jersey]]. This ~~The~~was the first [[talkie\|sound version]] of the story, and therefore the first film in which Carroll's original dialogue was heard,<ref name=fort/><ref name=jersey>[http://www.northjersey.com/arts_entertainment/Curiouser_and_curiouser_.html?page=all] 'Curiouser and curiouser' - Alice in Film on NorthJersey.com</ref> the film starred [[Ruth Gilbert (Actress)\|Ruth Gilbert]] as [[Alice (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland)\|Alice]] and Leslie King as the [[Mad Hatter]]. ItThe film opened at the [[Mark Strand Theatre\|Warner Theatre]] in [[New York]]. ==Cast== [[Ruth Gilbert (actress)\|Ruth Gilbert]] as Alice Leslie T. King as Mad Hatter Ralph Hertz as White Rabbie Vie Quinn as Queen of Hearts N. R. Cregan as King of Hearts Pat Glasgow as Knave of Hearts Mabel Wright as Duchess &Lillian Ardell as Cook Tom Corliss as Cheshire Cat Meyer Beresen as March Hare Raymond Schultz as Dormouse Charles Silvern as Gryphan Gus Alexander as Mock Turtle *Jimmy Rosen as Caterpillar ==Synopsis==