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The Rent Problem. Here are James and George in a large slice of bother over payment due for their stay in a boarding house. They make good their escape from the collector; it is the manner of doing so you will like.
James Manages a Restaurant. With James maitre d'hotel, you may be sure there is going to be some fun for you to watch. He gets into all sorts of predicaments and must be thankful when closing time comes.
Freddy Goes Greek. Freddy is so imbued with the spirit of the Ancients, that his sisters decide they will follow his example to give you an amusing story.
James the Jockey. James rides a wonderful horse race, flashes first past the winning post . . . and wakes up in bed to find it was all a dream.
The Two Cupids. Love will find a way, demonstrated by puppets through the agency of maestro Starevitch.
Rowing Around. Featuring Laurel and Hardy showing their
exploits on the boating lake.
Jumpin' Jallopy. A series of "accidents" to a taxi-driver gives much amusement to his rivals, an uncomfortable journey for our "hero" and a general melee for all concerned.
Mixed G'rilla. George, keeper at the zoo, persuades his friend Tom to disguise himself in an old monkey skin and ape the part of the gorilla. The real gorilla has been put "out of action" by virtue of the fac^ that George had been feeding it chewing gum. The zoo's director tells George that the gorilla must be on view when the governor of the zoo carries out his proposed visit that afternoon. All goes well until the real gorilla puts in an unexpected appearance. Needless to say the fur really flies when both gorillas get together.
A Smooth Fright. George and Henry decide to take a short flight around the town, but in their excitement forget to see that their pet dog is safely aboard. It is only after the flight has commenced that they discover his absence, and they are even more surprised to see him comfortably settled on the v^ing tip. George's efforts to retrieve him and his own experiences in the matter, give friend Henry a very smooth "fright".
Lion Escape-Aid. Slapstick Comedy. Have you ever been marooned hundreds of feet in the air with a hungry lion as a companion? This is the fate that befalls our friend Billy when a lion escapes from the circus. Billy doesn't mind having his head in the air providing his feet are firmly entrenched on "terra flrma"
his motto being the more firm his feet the less the terror.
A Train'd Chef. Slapstick Comedy. Two hobo's find the shortest distance between two points is the railway line and particularly the train connecting them. All goes well until the guard
demands their tickets. Disaster in the form of WORK follows
the two tramps. Shanghaied into the "galley" they proceed to cook up more trouble for the chef and passengers than was originally intended. Like the fish that they catch from the moving train they are firmly deposited back on the end of the line.
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