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Film Fun #1 (1920)

Amalgamated Press · 1920 · 19 pages

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Contains 8 stories
Winkle Gets A "Punch" Into Things for a Start
2 pp · humor
WinkleLucyHandsome Harry

Winkle arrives at the fair with a note from the lovely Lucy in hand, then sets out to impress her by winning cigars and prizes—first at the rifle range, then at a punching machine that catches the attention of a hearty sportsman who doesn't take kindly to being kicked. What follows is a collision of Winkle's scheming and the stranger's fists, with our hero caught very much in the middle of a situation he can't quite punch his way out of.

Building a Chicken House
1 pp · humor
Lawrence SemonStumpy Steve

When Lawrence Semon opens a store in the town of Scrapville, he's caught off guard by the desperado Stumpy Steve, who demands his money at gunpoint—but a quick-thinking move with a shop blind full of water turns the tables. Now armed and in control, Lawrence marches the soaked criminal to his back garden to help finish building a chicken house, putting the would-be robber to work instead of jail. By story's end, the sheriff arrives with a reward for capturing Steve, leaving Lawrence to reflect on the unexpected fortune of the day.

A Prop-er Notion
1 pp · humor
Marie OsborneAunt PollyRastus

When Aunt Polly confiscates Marie's swing, the resourceful girl fashions an ingenious replacement from a clothes-prop and hanging shirts—and when her friend Rastus loses his ball across the river, Marie's quick thinking and a pair of old boots come to the rescue. A charming tale of childhood ingenuity that shows how a playful mind can turn everyday objects into solutions.

Monkey Tricks
1 pp · humor
AmbroseHorace

When Ambrose awakens to find himself the unwitting centerpiece of a prank—decorated with paint and billed as "The Smallest Dwarf in the World" by mischievous zoo doorkeeper Horace—he plots a delicious counter-scheme. Armed with a pot of white paint and righteous indignation, Ambrose heads straight back to the Zoo to even the score in this rollicking tale of practical-joke one-upmanship from *Film Fun*.

Some Strange Spectacles
2 pp
Earle MontgomeryJoseph Rock
Their 'Taking' Little Ways
2 pp · humor
Ben TurpinCharlie ConklinSignor Soapsoft

Ben Turpin and Charlie Conklin get a brilliant idea to film a rival show's audience in order to secure their own fortune and fame, putting their cunning scheme into action when the moment is right.

Art and Artfullness
1 pp · humor
Slim SummervilleMarcus MacMadderSammy Smiles
A Brace and a Bit of Jam
1 pp · humor
James AubreyCookie

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