The Wizard's Apprentice (1930 Original Black & White Film)

In this captivating black and white film from 1930, an apprentice attempts to wield the black magic of his master, only to face dire consequences. His initial success with some tricks quickly spirals out of control, leaving him unable to break the spell. As the threat of drowning looms in the sorcerer's workshop, alongside a woman he animated from a statue, the master arrives just in time to save them both, scolding the apprentice for his folly. This classic tale highlights the dangers of dabbling in forces beyond one's understanding.

Source :
Schenck, J. M., Levee, S., Riesenfeld, H., Menzies, W. C., Feld, F., Granstedt, G. [...] Feature Productions, I. (1930) The Wizard's Apprentice. Dukas, P., comp United States: Artcinema Associates, Inc.: United Artists. [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2023600645