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Sailor's Holiday (Reel 3)

Pathé Exchange, Fred Newmeyer, Cast: Alan Hale, Sally Eilers, George Cooper Director: Fred Newmeyer Original Story: Joseph Franklin Poland. Adaptation: Joseph…

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Reel 3 of a silent comedy. The film was broken into reels approximately 15 minutes in length for the rental market.

"Sailors Pike and Shorty are on leave when a street woman swindles them out of some money by telling them she is looking for her long-lost brother, a sailor. Later Pike and Shorty are accosted by Molly Jones, whose brother, Ethelbert, actually is a missing sailor. Deeming her an imposter, they elude her by slipping into a nearby cafe. Jimmylegs, the bosun's mate, follows, intending to arrest them because the street woman complained when Pike and Shorty reclaimed the money. There Jimmylegs loses his roll of money, and he chases Molly, suspecting her to be a thief. Molly, Pike, and Shorty end up at Ma Pike's chicken farm. Pike and Molly fall in love. Then it is revealed that Jimmylegs is Molly's long-lost brother, Ethelbert, and all ends happily. " - IMDB, accessed on 2/9/2024 https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0020356/plotsummary/

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Internet Archive, in Prelinger Archives
Licence or status
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Rights statement
(c) Pathe Exchange, Inc.; 24Sep29; LP736. No renewal shown in Catalog of Copyright Entries, 1914-39.
Credit
Pathé Exchange, Fred Newmeyer, Cast: Alan Hale, Sally Eilers, George Cooper Director: Fred Newmeyer Original Story: Joseph Franklin Poland. Adaptation: Joseph Franklin Poland, Ray Harris Cinematographer: Arthur Miller Editors: Claude Berkeley, Joseph I. Kane Production Designer: Edward C. Jewell Production Company: Pathé Exchange, Inc. (Credits from print and Catalog of Copyright Entries, 1912-1939)
Language
English
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