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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, determined to win cigars and nuts at the fair, tries his luck at the rifle-range but fails. Undeterred, he spots a punching machine and, after provoking a burly man nearby, finds himself trapped in the machine with his hat held out, ready for a beating.

Building a Chicken House
1 pp · humor
Lawrence SemonStumpy Steve

Lawrence Semon, the cheerful storekeeper of Scrapville, finds himself unexpectedly cornered by the notorious Stumpy Steve, who demands surrender at gunpoint. Instead of yielding, Lawrence cleverly tricks Steve into helping him finish building a chicken coop, turning the would-be robbery into an oddly cooperative day of labor.

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

Marie Osborne, ever the playful prankster, devises a clever scheme using a clothes-prop and hanging shirts to swing higher than ever, much to Aunt Polly’s dismay. When Rastus tearfully laments losing his football across the stream, Marie uses two old boots tied together to retrieve it, delighting her friend with her quick thinking.

Monkey Tricks
1 pp · humor
AmbroseHorace

Ambrose, a man who’s just enjoyed a hearty meal, naps peacefully while Horace, the zoo’s doorkeeper, uses watercolors to paint a comical figure on his waistcoat and creates a fake attraction billing him as "The Smallest Dwarf in the World." When Ambrose wakes and discovers the prank, he sets out for revenge, transforming Horace’s pay-box into a joke by painting him as "Orace the Ourang-outang," delighting the crowd with the absurdity.

Some Strange Spectacles
2 pp
Earle MontgomeryJoseph Rock

Earle Montgomery and Joseph Rock find themselves in a strange situation after encountering peculiar spectacles that alter their perception of reality. As they navigate the surreal effects of the glasses, their usual camaraderie is tested by the bizarre and disorienting world around them.

Their 'Taking' Little Ways
2 pp · humor
Ben TurpinCharlie ConklinSignor Soapsoft

Ben Turpin and Charlie Conklin, ever the mischievous duo, devise a clever scheme to outwit a rival show by secretly filming their antics, hoping to steal the spotlight and win fame. Their plan unfolds with chaotic energy, leading to a wild chase and a moment of triumph—though their joy is quickly interrupted by an unexpected and imposing figure in uniform.

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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