Windy Riley Goes Hollywood (with Louise Brooks)(part 2 of 3)

Starring Jack Shutta and Louise Brooks.
The following presentation of "Windy Riley Goes Hollywood" suffers from visual decomposition and poorly-recorded audio. It was mastered from one of the few surviving prints of this rare independentely-produced short.
The director of the film, William Goodrich, was in actuality Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle who had been blacklisted from working at the major studios.

[@Leeseeange]

I love how she comes in during the dance sequence.

[@markandresen1]

Same here. It seems to be her favoured type of entrance, since she 'comes on' the stage this way in 'Pandora's Box' and, possibly, 'Canary Murder Case'...

[@vietgrove]

If only she'd accepted that part in "The Public Enemy", eh? What was she thinking of....

[@mildredwinter]

i think it is because there are no more close ups. we cant see her gestures anymore.

[@jett87rink]

It doesn't help that the lines are dull and uninspired. But she looks fabulous. With a good part in a prestige picture, she could have become a great star of the '30s. Yes, it's a shame she didn't take the role in "The Public Enemy."

[@Rouben19]

there is something lost in her acting when she speaks

[@LucilleBrawl17]

Perhaps because she doesn't have to convey everything through her expressions and her beautiful face. I prefer silent ones, too.