Kelly the Second

1936
Approved
1h 10min

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Charley Chase, Patsy Kelly, and Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams in Kelly the Second (1936)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaPatsy Kelly as a prizefight manager who helps a truck driver be a champ. Good kelly comedy, Also with talents of great silent comedian, Charley Chase.Patsy Kelly as a prizefight manager who helps a truck driver be a champ. Good kelly comedy, Also with talents of great silent comedian, Charley Chase.Patsy Kelly as a prizefight manager who helps a truck driver be a champ. Good kelly comedy, Also with talents of great silent comedian, Charley Chase.

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Patsy Kelly

Molly Kelly

Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams

Cecil Callahan
(as Guinn Williams)

Charley Chase

Dr. J. Willoughby Klum

Pert Kelton

Gloria

Edward Brophy

Ike Arnold

Harold Huber

Spike

Maxie Rosenbloom

Butch Flynn

DeWitt Jennings

Judge
(as DeWitt C. Jennings)

Syd Saylor

Ernie Alexander

Cecil's Handler
(sin acreditar)

Jessie Arnold

Mrs. Slocum
(sin acreditar)

Herbert Ashley

Fight Arena Manager
(sin acreditar)

Hooper Atchley

Bookie
(sin acreditar)

Harry Bernard

Andrews Man
(sin acreditar)

Harry Bowen

Drenched Ringsider
(sin acreditar)

Joe Caits

Gangster
(sin acreditar)

Heinie Conklin

Counter Customer
(sin acreditar)

Baldwin Cooke

Hungry Diner
(sin acreditar)

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5,3

Los locos años de Chicago

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Curiosidades
In the first scene, a shop window reads "Roy Seawright Cleaners". Roy Seawright was the Roach Studios special effects technician.

Pifias
Although the film is supposedly taking place in New York City, Molly's car has California license plates and the exteriors are obviously California, mostly Los Angeles and vicinity.

Conexiones
Edited into Kelly Finds a Fighter (1953)

Banda sonora
The Irish Washerwoman
(uncredited)
Traditional
Played on a radio, on a record and an on an hurdy gurdy
Played also by an orchestra at the party and danced by Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams with Pert Kelton and Patsy Kelly with Charley Chase
Sung a cappella by Patsy Kelly and others at the fight

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6/10

Worth Watching If Just For Chase in a Feature Film

I have watched this film twice and liked it better the second time. I love Charley Chase, even when he wasn't at his best (or healthiest). His actual gray hair helps make him a more natural character. His (too) short solo scenes made me chuckle, especially when he is alone in his drug store after Cecil's disastrous first fight. He is also funny when Carl 'Alfalfa' Switzer needs to "get back" his swollen coins. But alas, he wasn't the best choice for the role. His comedy wasn't loud and overly frantic, and Patsy Kelly was way too loud to be mated with Chase. We DO, though, get to see him dance!

Guinn Williams was mediocre. Patsy Kelly did a fine job IF you like her style of comedy. Edward Brophy and his "thugs" are good. There are way too many back-projection scenes and use of doubles that give the movie a low-budget feeling, THOUGHT they did use a lot of real people in the fight audiences. OH, and a lot of farm animals...

Patsy's last CAR, on the other hand, I absolutely LOVED: A Duesenberg.

So while not the best film of 1936, it is decent and you need to watch it if you are a Chase fan, even if he simply wasn't in enough feature films.