Robert Young is in the dance scene, I read somewhere he appeared as an extra in Keystone Kops films. I wonder how many he was in? Thanks for uploading!
Beautiful film, thanks. Mack Sennett had his own colour process called Sennett-Color which he used in a number of films, including Radio Kisses made in 1930. Probably to avoid the fee to Technicolor!
More of Mack please! Other Sennett trivia:played Sherlock Holmes in 11 films;song, Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams introduced in M.S. film; Both, Abbott & Costello's Here Come the Co-Eds(1945) & It's a Mad, Mad World(1963) duplicated scenes from Sennett films; and Hollywood Cavalcade(1939) was loosely based on his life.
That's Lee Erwin accompanying the film on his battery of synths rigged to function like a theatre organ. Lee recorded a number of scores on this rig, which utilized multiple keyboards and an organ pedal board custom-rigged to an old Moog. Thanks for posting this.
Thanks much for this rare treat! I had no clue that Sennett would try to make a color comedy--just goes to show there's a lot more weird stuff out there than the movie history books let on...
Reminds me of the Wizard of Oz...first half in b&w, second in colour....
pdorn777 8 months ago
Great shot of Exposition Park subbing for "Beverly College" at the beginning!
stlgtrace 1 year ago
Robert Young is in the dance scene, I read somewhere he appeared as an extra in Keystone Kops films. I wonder how many he was in? Thanks for uploading!
crankymisfit 1 year ago
@crankymisfit I'm glad yu said that, because I thought I saw Robert Young
TheSilentComedyEra 1 year ago
Beautiful film, thanks. Mack Sennett had his own colour process called Sennett-Color which he used in a number of films, including Radio Kisses made in 1930. Probably to avoid the fee to Technicolor!
guggle86 1 year ago
More of Mack please! Other Sennett trivia:played Sherlock Holmes in 11 films;song, Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams introduced in M.S. film; Both, Abbott & Costello's Here Come the Co-Eds(1945) & It's a Mad, Mad World(1963) duplicated scenes from Sennett films; and Hollywood Cavalcade(1939) was loosely based on his life.
SuPrecioUnosDolares 2 years ago
I've got another Sennett color film I'll put up soon. Thanks!
KKD1247 2 years ago
I liked Sally Eilers better.
GoldenSilents 2 years ago
this is so cool!
bradmann85 2 years ago
Ah ..good old Carole
skot66 2 years ago
Nice old film. Marvelous for the history. Truly a window into a bygone age.
ManilaSyndicate 3 years ago 2
Carole in this picture is Carole Lombard, who was only 20 in 1928 but had already appeared in about 25 pictures. One of the screen's great stars.
prchristman 3 years ago 5
very funny movie. Short though, even compared to the length standards back then...
danielchance 3 years ago
Not actually Technicolor, but Sennettcolor, a competing process.
thephotoplayer 3 years ago 2
That's Lee Erwin accompanying the film on his battery of synths rigged to function like a theatre organ. Lee recorded a number of scores on this rig, which utilized multiple keyboards and an organ pedal board custom-rigged to an old Moog. Thanks for posting this.
silentclowns 3 years ago 2
Thanks much for this rare treat! I had no clue that Sennett would try to make a color comedy--just goes to show there's a lot more weird stuff out there than the movie history books let on...
lunatim 3 years ago 2
Yes...this is true! I have 2 more - another silent and an early talkie he made. I'll post them soon.
KKD1247 3 years ago
Thanks so much for posting.
TheProfaneAngel 3 years ago
And THE JAZZ SINGER came out just a year before.
Thanks for sharing this with us.
xoxmagoo55 3 years ago