Alice Blues
Synopsis
King Ferdinand of Sodonje (King Ferdinand Saronoff) is threatened with an attack. When a tourist who resembles him shows up at the palace, the king suggests that they switch clothes with each other. The fake king signs a document, and thereby signs his own death sentence. He manages to avoid the firing squad just in time, and asks for his own clothes back, but the real king refuses.
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February 8, 1926
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Marcel Perez
- Original Title
- Alice Blues
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 23m
- Production Studios
- Joe Rock Comedies (I), Standard Photoplay Company
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Marcel Perez
Department Leadership Roster
Marcel Perez
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Alice Blues
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What is Alice Blues about?
King Ferdinand of Sodonje (King Ferdinand Saronoff) is threatened with an attack. When a tourist who resembles him shows up at the palace, the king suggests that they switch clothes with each other. The fake king signs a document, and thereby signs his own death sentence. He manages to avoid the firing squad just in time, and asks for his own clothes back, but the real king refuses.
Who directed Alice Blues?
Alice Blues was directed by Marcel Perez.
Who stars in Alice Blues?
The principal cast of Alice Blues includes Sidney Smith, Alyce Ardell, Martin Kinney, Joe Bonner.
When was Alice Blues released and how long is it?
Alice Blues was released in 1926 with a total runtime of 23m.