Baby Alice Raetz was a captivating presence in the early days of cinema, best known for her role in the classic British comedy "Crook's Tour" (1933). Her charming performance alongside the legendary duo of Arthur Askey and Richard Murdoch showcased her ability to shine in a comedic ensemble, making the film a beloved piece of British film history. Collectors appreciate Raetz not only for her talent but also for the film’s significance within the evolving landscape of early talkies. Her contributions to film may have been brief, but her work in "Crook's Tour" remains a highlight for collectors of vintage cinema. The film was released on various home video formats, and its scarcity on VHS and DVD makes it a sought-after item for enthusiasts of pre-war British comedies. Raetz's unique appeal and the nostalgia surrounding her performances create a lasting interest for those who treasure physical media, ensuring her legacy endures in the hearts of collectors.