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CLASS 8— Dramas 201
recoils disastrously upon themselves. A three-cornered fight between the discomfited rustlers, of whom each blames the two others, furnishes a ludicrous conclusion, which will be as much enjoyed by every spectator as it was by Hoot and his sweetheart, the charming daughter of the vindicated rancher. 610 feet— on 2 reels Rental $2.00
8185 Code SESAR Around the Bases Universal
From the "Collegians" Featuring George Lewis, Dorothy Gulliver and Eddie Phillips
The big event in Calford College's baseball season — the annual contest with their old rival, Velmar — has arrived.
George, a star athlete, escaping from the girls' dormitory in girls' clothes (after being seen by the Dean delivering a box of candy to Dorothy via the window), meets Eddie, an upper class man, who starts a very amusing flirtation, which is to be long remembered by the college — and by Eddie.
Eddie's animosity for George is further heightened by the latter's having been chosen to pitch for Calford. He deliberately hits George with a baseball, sending him to the hospital, before the game starts. Hope fades for Calford by the end of the eighth inning, with Eddie pitching wild and the opponents one run ahead.
George revives in time to rally his teammates, and by a brilliant double play and a thrilling home run brings victory for Calford.
744 jeet—on 2 reels Rental $2.00
8186 Code SESER Running Wild Universal
From the "Collegians"
The game scheduled for the next day has been called off and the committee is at a loss to entertain the Alumni and friends who have arrived to celebrate Old Home Week at Calford.
A free-for-all automobile race over a 10-mile mountain course, is decided upon as a substitute, and all kinds of cars are entered. The prize offered the winner by Dorothy is her "dates" for the next month. Eddie with his modern car sees an easy victory over his rival, George, in his "Lizzie."
The race is very amusing as well as exciting. Wheels come off, tires blow out, even George's steering wheel gets loose and the car careens on the edges of the precipitous roads.
Other incidents which you will enjoy are the boisterous reception of the Alumni on Old Clothes Day, and decorating the gymnasium.
713 feet— on 2 reels Rental $2.00
8187 Code SESIR The Last Lap Universal
From the "Collegians"
Eddie, jealous of his rival George, an under class man, plots to keep him from running in an inter-class cross country race, by casting suspicion of cheating in an examination.
Dorothy, mistrusting Eddie, discloses the plot and he is disqualified instead of George. George persuades the Dean to allow Eddie to run. By unfair play during the race, Eddie nearly wins, but is exposed and leaves the track disgraced.
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