Film Follies (Jun 1922 - Jan 1924)

Page scan 00026 from Film Follies

Record Details:

Title:
Film Follies
Date:
Jun 1922 - Jan 1924
Author:
Christie Film Company, Inc.
Volume:
Film Follies (1922-1924)
Leaf #:
00026
Language:
English
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
August 01, 2024
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FILM FOLLIES Pardon My Glove Featuring Bobby Vernon Directed by William Beaudine Story by W. Scott Darling Photographed by Ullman and Phillips THE CAST The College Hero Bobby Vernon The Manager’s Daughter Vera Steadman The Manager. Ward Caulfield Father George Pearce The Champ Tommy O’Brien The Dusky Heavy.. Zack Williams Vera Steadman, Tommy O’Brien, Ward Caulfied, Bobby Vernon and Zack, the trainer, in “Pardon My Glove.” Bobby Vernon and his dear professor and instructors in “Pardon My Glove,” which is not as lady-like as it sounds. RIGHT CROSS AND DOUBLE CROSS MIXED in this COMEDY PLOT Unlike the natural sequence of things, this comedy starts with a black eye and ends with a fight. Bobby Vernon plays a college boy who fought so well he got all the professors rooting for him instead of expelling him. William Beaudine, the director, with the aid of Vernon, O’Brien, and a husky Dark-skinned discovery named Zack Williams, has staged one of the biggest comedy fights since the days of “One Round Hogan.” Left hooks, right crosses, double crosses, a heroine vho wields a wicked glove herself, and a lot of screamingly funny business around the ringside make this one of the most original of the Christie Comedies released to date. “Wouldn’t that knock your eye out!” exclaimed the college freshman. Page Ten