Catalogue of the National Film Library of Sixteen Millimeter Motion Pictures (1931)

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66 CLASS 6 — Comedies and Juvenile COURTESY TITLE REEL NO. man is asleep, shaves a lady's pet poixlle and cnts a fancy pattern in the head of a boy. It looks like trouble for Jackie until the president of a soap company arrives on the scene and gives Jackie $1.00() for s^ctting^ him a lot of publicity for his shaving cream. Children will enjoy this film — adults, too. 1 Reel Courtesy of FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY 3556 A NARROW ESCAPE FOOD FOR THOUGHT One of those ever popular beach comedies. For convenience the two leading characters will be called Jack and Hector. Jack falls in love with Hector's girl and is caught in the act of kissing her. There is a lively chase. Jack, who is wearing white duck pants, escapes. A bathing girl, similarly clad, is mistaken for Jack, and Hector kicks her soundly. Subsequently, Jack goes to get a shave. While his face is covered with a towel, his barber switches him to another tonsorial artist, who turns out to be Hector. FOOD FOR THOUGHT is another short subject on the same reel. Sitting on a park bench waiting for his fiancee, Jack engages in conversation with a distinguished looking middle aged man. The stranger invites the young couple to have lunch with him at the Ritz. He offers Jack a position at $10,000 per year. Jack's dream is rudely shattered when an insane asylum attendant arrives and takes the bogus railway president awav. Both of these comedies are amusing and entertaining. 1 Reel Courtesy of FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY 3557 VOLGA BOATMAN, JR. MAMA'S BOY Having attended a motion picture presentation of "The Volga Boatman." a crowd of youngsters decide to put on a show of their own. Tugging on a long rope, several of the children pull an old boat along the canal. One of the boys takes the part of a nobleman. When the common people turn on him. he beats them with his whip. In the midst of this exciting scene the father of one of the boys intrudes and ends up by falling in the canal. MAMA'S BOY is the title of another comedy on this same reel. Jackie's Mother gives him a bath, combs his hair carefully and dresses him in clean white clothes, much to his disgust. The boys of his gang tease him and he warns them not to get him mad. Jackie's Mother is attacked by a burly tramp, who has forced his way into the house. Jackie comes to her rescue. By pushing his drum on the tramp's head and tri])ping him. Jackie holds the intruder until a policeman arrives and arrests him. When his young companions ask him how he did it Jackie rei)lies "I just got mad." Both adults and children will enjov this comedv. 1 Reel Brighten Your Parties With Motion Picture Shows