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Film Fun #427 (1928)

Amalgamated Press · 1928 · 23 pages

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This anthology issue contains two major stories: "The Lively Larks of Harold Lloyd: The Pathé Mirth Merchant" features Harold attempting to help a rich uncle by making his apartment look respectable for a visit, leading to chaos when he destroys furniture and disturbs the household with his antics. "Mother's Boy," a serial story, follows young Jack's moral struggle after he is accused of theft by his employer Mr. Brandon; Jack refuses to face the accusation and flees, attempting to avoid confrontation despite his innocence, while various characters debate his character and whereabouts.

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