All Over Town 1937  N/R, 62 min.
Genre: Comedy
Director: James W. Horne
Cast: Ole Olsen, Chic Johnson, Mary Howard, Harry Stockwell, Franklin Pangborn, James Finlayson, Eddie Kane, Stanley Fields, Alan Ladd, D'Arcy Corrigan, Lew Kelly, John Sheehan, Earle Hodgins, Gertrude Astor, Blanche Payson
Vaudevillians Ole Olsen and Chic Johnson try to help their old friend Joan Eldredge (Mary Howard) out of financial problems involving the theater her father left her in his will. Their solution is to stage a fund-raising show. But, one of the backers, William Bailey (Eddie Kane) is killed, and the suspect is Sally the Seal. When the real murderer does come forth, Sally the Seal saves the day.
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For Heaven's Sake 1926  N/R, 60 min.
Genre: Comedy / Romance / Action
Director: Sam Taylor
Cast: Harold Lloyd, Jobyna Ralston, Noah Young, Jim Mason, Paul Weigel, Richard Daniels, Blanche Payson, Constantine Romanoff, Oscar Smith
Millionaire playboy J. Harold Manners (Harold Lloyd) falls in love with the Downtown Girl mission worker (Jobyna Ralston). He decides to help the girl's father attract worshippers from a group of thugs by goading them into the mission and, thus, saving them from being arrested. When J. Harold and his Downtown Girl decide to marry, his wealthy friends kidnap him to prevent the wedding from happening. But those converted thugs come to the rescue, and the couple marries and lives happily ever after.
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Three Ages 1923 N/R, 65 min.
Genre: Comedy
Director: Buster Keaton, Edward F. Cline
Cast: Buster Keaton, Margaret Leahy, Wallace Beery, Joe(2) Roberts, Lillian Lawrence, Blanche Payson, Kewpie Morgan, Lionel Belmore, Oliver Hardy, Louise Emmons
The great comic Buster Keaton provides three comedic love stories–one each in the Stone Age, Roman Empire, and the 1920s. In all three, the roles of the boy (Keaton) , the girl (Margaret Leahy), and the villain (Wallace Beery) (who also is after the girl) are played by the same actors. A good silent film.
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| 1. All Over Town (1937)
2. For Heaven's Sake (1926)
3. Three Ages (1923)
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