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Pathex Motion Pictures 19
"The Uppercut"
No. C 52 Two Reels $3.50
Paul is very timid and is reproached by his girl for his "shyness" as she terms it. He is finally goaded into a fight with "Poison Fist O'Flanagan," a cross-eyed bantamweight, and to the surprise of himself and his loved one, knocks out the champion.
"Post No Bills"
No. C 59 One Reel $1.75
Paul, as press agent for the Bijou Theatre, loses no opportunity to inform the public of the attractions at his house. He mounts his placards everywhere, his favorite place being the back of an unsuspecting passer-by. But his overzealousness brings grief, to the public, the theatre and lastly to himself.
"The Flivver"
No. C 91 One Reel $1.75
Paul's first car arrives "knocked down," and his first thought is to assemble it and outstrip a rival in taking the prettiest girl in town for a ride. She announces that she will go out with the first to reach her home. The competition between the two drivers is keen until Paul by a maneuvre outwits the rival and captures the girl.
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"The Backyard Theatre"
No. C 2 One Reel $1.75
Youngsters having a backyard show, with pins for payment! How this does call up golden memories to us all. But when one irrepressible member unconsciously runs away with the conjurer's watch, the show comes to an abrupt close.
Harry Boland in "Good Morning, Judge"
No. C 43 Two Reels $3.50
When a conservative old lady and a wickedly pretty young miss come into court to settle responsibility for a traffic accident, justice bows before beauty and youth wins the verdict. Even His Honor is a victim and shows his interest in the young and successful litigant by making an appointment to meet her after the close of court.