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CLASS 4 — Comedies and Juvenile 114
REEL NO. TITLE PRODUCER
4138 Code GEFOR Knockout Buster Universal Buster aspires to be a boxer and enters a bout with a much heavier
boy. The odds are all against him, but a queer turn of fate gives him the victory. Later, his father takes the family on a camping trip where Buster and Alary Jane and Tige are chased by a farmer who believes they have stolen his watermelons. They hide under some cornshocks, then pick them up and move them about the field to the farmer's great confusion. A good juvenile. 1341 feet standard length— on 2 reels Rental $2.50
4139 Code GEFUR Buster's Bust-up Universal Buster drives his foot-power auto along' the sidewalk, bumping all who
do not heed his horn, and finally knocks a. painter from his ladder and gets spattered with paint. His mother, believing he has small-pox, puts him to bed, but Buster escapes and soon we see him and Tige on the steel framework of a building under construction. Here they make trouble for the workmen and are pursued, but Buster makes a parachute and jumps with Tige. They drift downward until they reach Buster's home, where Buster drops through the skylight into his own bed. A good juvenile. 1534 feet standard length — on 2 reels Rental $2.50
4140 Code GEGA Hold Your Breath Christie Featuring Walter Hiers, Max Davidson, Tully Marshall and Dorothy DeVore
Walter and Dorothy are engaged, but their marriag'e is delayed because Dorothy's brother falls ill and she tries to fill his place as a newspaper reporter. Several assignments turn out disastrously, but ludicrously. Then she gets her great chance — to interview an art collector, Tully Marshall, who has just acquired a $50,000 bracelet. Notoriously impervious to interviewers, his room is crashed by Dorothy in a clever disguise, and Tully yields gracefully. He even shows her the bracelet, but while she is writing his story, an organ-grinder's monkey enters the window, steals the bracelet, and scampers up the outside wall of the hotel. Dorothy, accused of stealing the bracelet, eludes the house detectives and pursues the monkey, outrisking any other human fly in her desperate scaling of story after story of the hotel front. Walter, frantically summons the fire company with their nets, and later brings truck loads of mattresses to break her probable fall. The monkey with the bracelet, climbing to dizzy heights, is always just a few feet ahead of Dorothy and the house detectives about as far behind.
Everyone will sit breathlessly during this hair-raising pursuit, frequently and welcomely relieved by many humorous situations which will convulse any audience. Too good to miss.
2945 feet standard length — on 3 reels Rental $4.50
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