Scotland Forever

1914
51m

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Harry Lambart, Hughie Mack, and Templar Saxe in Scotland Forever (1914)

When the drummer tells Hugh and Willie at the country store of the wonders of New York, nothing will suit them but that they take a trip to the metropolis. Rigged out in large-patterned new ... Read allWhen the drummer tells Hugh and Willie at the country store of the wonders of New York, nothing will suit them but that they take a trip to the metropolis. Rigged out in large-patterned new clothes, they bid good-bye to the home town, bound for a visit to the startling city. Reac... Read allWhen the drummer tells Hugh and Willie at the country store of the wonders of New York, nothing will suit them but that they take a trip to the metropolis. Rigged out in large-patterned new clothes, they bid good-bye to the home town, bound for a visit to the startling city. Reaching New York, they are so amazed that they can hardly proceed along the street, so intent... Read all

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The Vitagraph players are good at this sort of thing

This farce of kilties instead of pants made laughter, but a good deal of its fun is not spontaneous. It deals with the adventures of a fat boob in New York. He was without his pants and wearing newspapers and some young Scotchmen give him a job in the Caladonian Club. His coming home to the village in kilties makes a stir. The Vitagraph players are good at this sort of thing and made much of it amusing. Charles Brown is author and it was produced by Captain Harry Lambert. There are passages of poor photography in it. - The Moving Picture World, February 14, 1914