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Joseph Blough
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This is the complete sound track to the Clark and McCullough short "The Bath Between" (1928). The video is believed not to exist.
You have Ron Hutchinson to thank for this sound track, who, through his diligence, managed to add this particular item to his amazing collection.
You can also thank Joe Lauro (new co-owner of Ron's collection) for locating the Vitaphone discs for the 2 reels and making audio copies. Joe also very graciously allowed the sound track to be shared and enjoyed by others (which was ultra-cool).
Ron Hutchinson posted the audio for the first reel at soundcloud.com about 4 years ago. As Ron pointed out then, it was the first time in 87 years since anyone heard it. Well, it's about 91 years now since anyone has heard the last reel.
Enjoy!
You have Ron Hutchinson to thank for this sound track, who, through his diligence, managed to add this particular item to his amazing collection.
You can also thank Joe Lauro (new co-owner of Ron's collection) for locating the Vitaphone discs for the 2 reels and making audio copies. Joe also very graciously allowed the sound track to be shared and enjoyed by others (which was ultra-cool).
Ron Hutchinson posted the audio for the first reel at soundcloud.com about 4 years ago. As Ron pointed out then, it was the first time in 87 years since anyone heard it. Well, it's about 91 years now since anyone has heard the last reel.
Enjoy!
Flying Finance (1924)
Neely Edwards stars in this funny Educational MERMAID Comedy, along with Lillian Hackett, Mack Swain and others. This film comes to you through the courtesy of the Library of Congress.
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A Small Town Hero (1922)
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Hilliard Karr makes a play for the hand of Lillian Biron in this early Universal release. The chimpanzee Little Napoleon ('Nap', for short) comes-to-the-rescue a number of times. Released only a few years into the Prohibition, this film features what appears to be an upstairs speakeasy.
Soapsuds And Sirens (1917) (Reel #1 only)
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A mustachioed Bert Roach runs into a heap of trouble in this old L-KO comedy (first reel only). This film comes to you through the courtesy of the Library of Congress.
Adventurous Ambrose (1918) (Reel #1 only)
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Mack Swain inherits a beach resort in this old L-KO comedy. This film comes to you through the courtesy of the Library of Congress.
The Rural Demons (1914) (With Dutch titles)
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Billie Ritchie and Henry Lehrman vie for the affection of Gertrude Selby in this old L-KO comedy. This film comes to you through the courtesy of the Library of Congress.
All Jazzed Up (1919) (Incomplete)
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Phil Dunham and Eva Novak must contend with Dan Russell and Hughie Mack in this early L-KO Kompany release. This film comes to you through the courtesy of the Library of Congress.
Navy Blues (1923) (incomplete)
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Dorothy Devore stars in this old Al Christie comedy. This short contains some beautiful shots of the USS California. This film comes to you through the courtesy of the British Film Institute.
Snookums' Tooth (1926)
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Newlyweds Ed Dooley and Ethlyne Claire have their hands full with little Sunny Jim McKeen in this old Stern Brothers production. This film comes to you through the courtesy of the Library of Congress.
Chicken a la King (1919) (abridged)
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Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran star in this abridged version of the original Universal short. This film comes to you through the courtesy of the British Film Institute.
High Sea Blues (1927) (Reel #1 only)
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Al St. John, and a good supporting cast, provide some fun in this Educational short (reel #1 only). This film comes to you through the courtesy of the Library of Congress.
Rule 'Em And Weep (1932)
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Harry Sweet directed this funny Masquers Club short, full of many familiar stars from that time. This rare RKO short comes to you through the courtesy of Blackhawk Films and the Library of Congress.
A Nose For News (1935) (Enhanced and restored)
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Image quality has been enhanced, and parts of the film have been restored, in this funny Educational short starring Joe Cook. This film comes to you through the courtesy of the Library of Congress.
Nothing Like It (1921) (Reel #1 only)
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Dorothy Devore and Eddie Barry (as the funny stagehand) headline this Al Christie Educational short (reel #1 only). This film comes to you through the courtesy of the Library of Congress.
A Hollywood Theme Song (1930)
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Harry Gribbon stars in this funny Mack Sennett comedy. This film comes to you through the courtesy of the Library of Congress.
'Twas Midnight (1919/1920)
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Dorothy Devore stars in this Al Christie comedy. This film comes to you through the courtesy of the Library of Congress.
Winter Has Came (1923, re-released in 1947 with narration)
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Winter Has Came (1923, re-released in 1947 with narration)
The Sock Exchange (1928) (abridged)
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The Sock Exchange (1928) (abridged)
The Stolen Booking (1916) (incomplete)
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The Stolen Booking (1916) (incomplete)
4:33 My cabbages!
Well, they certainly had a budget! What a clever, funny, fun short; thanks for introducing me to it.
It's a fun short, and besides Neely Edwards there's Lillian Hackett, William McCall, Tommy Hicks, John Rand, Jack Lloyd, Mack Swain, Jack Duffy and Spencer Bell. Thanks for posting this Bruce.
Jeanie Roberts has the cutest voice
16:28
The nitrate exists on this.
Dear Mr. Blough, Where have you been all my life?!?❤😊
Hilarious farce with our old friends Clark and McCollough.
Mary Carlisle was adorable! One of my favorite actresses. And for comedy, Edgar Kennedy was one of the best.
What a strange movie! They literally threw every comedy cliche they could think of into it. Also, did anyone notice you could see the bride and the matrons breath when they were in the room before the wedding? A cold day indeed! Thank you for posting this very VERY odd film. Dan
Also, was this John Candy’s first movie? ;)
The ending was very cute.
Poor audio
Thank you for the L-KOs. I wrote the Wiki on them, and it is great to see them, thanks to you.
A chimp, a bear cub, a pride of lions, a goat and a raccoon. Makes sense to me! 😝
Hoped that it would be funny, watched it carefully, 102 years in and it still is not funny.
Thank you.
Watched this the other day - breezily pleasant and amusing, though probably best watched at intervals...
Really enjoying these L-KOs! Thanks for making them available. I'd been hoping to see more ever since reading Thomas Reeder's "Mr. Suicide".
Hilarious! That was great.
Mack Swain not only starred in his own “Ambrose” series, but also often played the big hulking sidekick/ heavy to Chaplin’s Tramp
I strongly suspect someone is going to end up in that basket in reel two.
Good chance.
A real treat! and the picture and sound quality are excellent for such a rare film ❤❤❤❤
That was excellent! And it was complete enough! The usage of battleships made this above average watch. Thank you! Dan
This rarity is much appreciated!
This is very clever, and must have taken quite a bit of time to make. Thank you! Dan
This is very clever, and must have taken quite a bit of time to make. Thank you! Dan
Good footage of 1920s Pacific Fleet?
Any idea where this was filmed?
Sorry, I have no info on that.
It’s hilarious that they are lampooning the silly theatrics of war musicals. Later Mel Brooks does the same with “The Producers”. 😂
What a treat! Always heard of baby snookums, but to see the little monster in action! Thank you.
Most happy to see that it's a Stern Brothers film!
Great to see a new upload from you . I hope you are doing well.
Strange to think, this short movie is a fun little thing, but also a good-bye to an era. A good-bye to many actors who didn't make the transotion to sound.
Robert Grieg is my favorite butler.
Ben Turpin mostly retired when sound film became the dominant form. But if there is one good thing about Ben's voice that would have helped in a sound film career was that he sounded exactly like people imagined he would. Many silent film actors didn't sound like what people thought they did. Some romantic/swashbuckling leads had some grating or high-pitched voices that people never thought they would have had. But some actors were perfect. Laurel and Hardy sounded exactly like what people thought they would. Laurel the dimwitted Englishman with a mild southern UK accent and Hardy as the loud, childishly bossy man with a subdued southern US accent.
Such a delightful film !! And a very beautiful print !!
Sic semper tyrannis.
This film looks great! Except for the speckles, it could have been filmed yesterday. Educational silent comedies have a pretty high batting average, in my opinion, and it was fun to see Al St. John as something other than his hayseed character.
Bridal Suite, S.S. Hymen, LOL.
Too bad there wasn't a sequel which takes place a year later.Madge is nearly a fat as her mother who has added a few more pounds.George no longer plays tennis but now has a potbelly that he is amused with.they have invited over Mr & Mrs Gilmore who they haven't seen in a year.Mr Gilmore looks the same but Mrs Gilmore has definitely ditched her diet.Madge is shocked and struggles for words "Mrs Gilmore you are are" FAT my dear Mrs Gilmore replies.and she gives her fat belly an affectionate pat.she has put on 40 pounds!
I'm a big fan of these Educational comedies. Any chance you can track down the complete Fast and Furious with Lige Conley? The print that's on RUclips is not complete. Growing up in L.A. I used to go to the famed Silent Movie Theater on Fairfax Ave. in Los Angeles- this is when it was run by the original owner. They would play the complete Fast and Furious and I was lucky enough to catch it twice. For one thing, the film as its posted on RUclips, is missing the opening sequence- and also, a nice scene with stop-motion animation, plus a couple of other things. I figure if anyone could track down the complete print, it would be you. Keep me posted!
I will check around and see what I can find regarding FAST AND FURIOUS/Lige Conley, and I will get back to you. I will contact the Library of Congress and I will check at the British Film Institute. FYI this process of checking requires response from the various parties, so this might take a number of days until I get a definite answer.
Search RUclips for "Lige Conley - Fast & Furious (1924)". This posting looks like the full version, with stop-motion animation about 7.5 minutes into the film.
@@josephblough4403 It's not complete. There are 3 versions of Fast & Furious on RUclips- 2 of them run about 14 minutes and then there's the one that runs 19 minutes, but the 19 minute one is just a slowed down version of the 14 minute one- not a frame more- no extra footage. Here's what's missing: The opening scene! The film starts with Lige in a very wooded area making pancakes on a pan with a little fire (perhaps a can of sterno underneath the pan). The joke is, he's fully dressed in suit and tie. Who goes camping dressed like that? Then the camera pulls back and you see he's actually in the display window on the hardware store where he works giving a demonstration. THEN, he stands up and holds up a sign that reads "samples of the pancakes inside." When you first see him "camping" and then the camera pulls back to show he's just in the shop window- that completes the joke. I''m well aware of the stop motion animated egg sequence, but there is another scene- that's even longer, with a cat, trying to catch a mouse on the counter (all stop motion). It's kind of a hickery-dickery-doc kind of scene with the mouse darting in and out and around a clock that's also sitting on the counter. The scene cuts away and then comes back with one more brief scene of the animated mouse jumping off the counter and getting away- the cat looks dismayed. (This final bit is brief.) You'll notice that there is a bit of a jump cut of continuity between reel one and reel two. I can't remember what goes in that place, but when I saw the film twice- there was no jump cut you would notice. After my friend and I saw the film for the first time, he bought an 8mm copy of it and we both noted the missing parts from his print (the same print that's posted on RUclips). It's my understanding that when the original owner of the Silent Movie Theater closed, he sold his collection to David Packard (of Hewlett-Packard fame). When he died, his collection was donated to UCLA Film Archive, so I suppose they have the complete 16mm print of this film.
@@barrysiegel131 Thanks for clarifying all that. I checked and the Library of Congress has a 16mm copy of the film (the British Film Institute did not). I am trying to get an idea of the running time for the one held by the LoC, so I am waiting for a reply (they may not be able to supply that info until the film is actually ordered, I don’t know). In any case, it sounds like the item is worth getting. Even if it’s incomplete, it may contain scenes which are missing from the other versions. Using a video editor and all the versions available, a fully version of the film might be created. I just recently put in an order with the LoC, and I don’t like to tax the LoC with two orders at once, so I will include FAST AND FURIOUS in my next order. It takes literally a few months to receive the films, so it won’t be for 3 or 4 months before I possibly get the FAST AND FURIOUS film in my hands. Just letting you know it will be a long wait. But, I will indeed get whatever the LoC has for FAST AND FURIOUS and post it on RUclips. Let’s keep our fingers crossed. I will try to keep you informed when I eventually place the order.
@@josephblough4403 Hi Joseph- Just to let you know I didn't think that it was your responsibility to make this happen- but you post so many rare items- really, a lot of them are in danger of being completely forgotten, that I thought if anyone had information about obtaining a copy of the complete Fast and Furious, it would be you. In my opinon, it's Lyge Conley's best film, and also one of the best silent comedies that Educational produced.
This whole film is nuts,I enjoyed it all the same, Marjorie Beebe was something else,really special.
Clicked on this as I wondered how future western side kick “Fuzzy” St John would handle western material in earlier days. The answer - he’s so low key that he just should not have bothered.
Great
I can't believe the production values on what must have just been filler between the main attractions
Excellent except the actors Reagan and Thatcher, captured by billio heir corp state intl crime and pension ponzi piracy, another, PPP, kicked demise of Western Civilization into high gear by putting society and community, with its unique peoples and cultures into public enemy #1 aka smoke out terror everywhere forever bz policy managed by Team Bush & The Company who committed the most heinous crimes of drugs savings and loans for war in US hx and spawning the swamp monsters for XX xX 2029 ECon pan dem mic games... Trillion in more debt every 100 days All taxes for mic and interest+ penalties fees rents with taxes and inflation You pay You leave Earth sooner THEY WASTE ALL 3000 billion heirs costs 6 billion humans plus Near Term Extinction and worse for habitas. Bipartisanship to be sure! Dont blame the wealthy Dont blame capitalism Dont blame corporations You are no good. Never were So some god say .. Works!
Wide Open Spaces by the Masquers Club is another good one (with Ned Sparks and Dorothy Sebastian). I didn't realize Blackhawk was still around. I have a box of their 8 mm films and some old catalogs. The Masquers Club must've had a load of fun with these over-the-top comedies. Thanks for the upload !
I agree Wide Open Spaces is a good one, I have that one on my RUclips channel too.
@@josephblough4403 yes thanks. I spotted that after posting my comment. you have a lot of cool stuff up. Looking forward to checking out more of your uploads. Thanks again for your work and uploads !
Funny when they make the wives look like the husbands, but why? Good movie. Thank you.
You can see how this may have influenced/inspired the Pythons 40 years later.
...and Python would've seen this where? Please get back on your medication
Mmmmmmmmmm @@cineboy2
Tiresome until the talking horses!