Descriptive Catalogue of Kodascope Library Motion Pictures (1926)

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CLASS 4 — Comedies and Juvenile REKL NO. TITLE PRODUCER 4067 Code GAMIR When Knighthood Was in Tower R.C. Pictures {Telephone Girl Series) Featuring George O'Hara, Albert Cooke, Kit Guard, Alberta Vaughn and Gertrude Short From the H. C. Witwer story in the Cosmopolitan Magazine George O'Hara plays the part of an aspiring young playwright who has just had a play rejected by Tower, a successful but conceited actor-manager, on the plea that his underworld stuff is not true to life. George's sweetheart, Alberta, persuades Tower to take her to a dance in a shady resort in lower New York, where, as a result of a frame-up, Tower becomes involved in a rather compromising situation from which he escapes only after a terrific fight and a lot of rough stuff by the other patrons of the resort. The place is raided and later Tower meets in a police cell the young playwright (doing time for a board bill) and tells him that he will accept his play, which he has now decided, is a realistic portra3'al of the conditions. This play gathers much of its humor from the clever but slangy titles tho it is not quite as refined as some fastidious audiences might wish. 1967 feet standard length — on 2 reels Rental $2.50 4068 Code GAMOR Sherlock's Home R. C. Pictures (Telephone Girl Series) Featuring Edward Hearne and Alberta Vaughn Gladys and Hazel are "hello" girls at the Hotel St. Moe. Hither comes Hurricane Sherlock, champion heavyweight — a man with deep convictions as to his own importance and a desire to have everyone share them. He is so surprised when Gladys fails to be impressed that he resolves to "show" her. So he invites her and Hazel and Jerry, the house detective, to drive with him to his old home town where he assures them he, will receive a royal welcome. Upon their arrival, they find the town gaily decorated and the citizens gathered at a big meeting. Sherlock strides to the platform expecting great applause, only to find that his very existence has been forgotten and another man is the object of the demonstration. Gladys is still unimpressed, so he invites her to see his next fight, but the fight ends in his defeat and when he next appears at the hotel and is about to speak to Gladys, his downfall is completed by the unexpected appearance of his wife and children who promptly lead him away with them. One of the episodes of the Telephone Girl Series. Modern, slangy and humorous with good photography and clever titles. 1910 feet standard length — on 2 reels Rental $2.50 4069 Code GAMUR Little, but Oh My! Ay Vee Bee Featuring Ernest Truex The one big ambition of Ernie Biggs' life is to play on the Cadler football team, but though he is game, he is so small that his chances are pretty slim. The other players laugh at his efforts, but Ernie is undaunted. Ernie loves a girl whose father, an old football player, wants her to marry only a gridiron hero, — For maximum enjoyment