Listening In

1932
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19min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueOn a business trip, a Lothario arranges for his happily married friend to go on a double date. Unfortunately, the operator accidentally connected the married man's wife on the call. Hijinx e... Tout lireOn a business trip, a Lothario arranges for his happily married friend to go on a double date. Unfortunately, the operator accidentally connected the married man's wife on the call. Hijinx ensue.On a business trip, a Lothario arranges for his happily married friend to go on a double date. Unfortunately, the operator accidentally connected the married man's wife on the call. Hijinx ensue.

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Judge: Ten dollar fine.
Arthur Wendell: For what?
Judge: Contempt of court.
Arthur Wendell: Ten dollars wouldn't show my contempt for this court.
Judge: Twenty dollars.
Arthur Wendell: Well, that will help.

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Not Much Of A Story To Overhear

Arthur Stone is married to Nancy Lyon. Through a mixup, a judge thinks he's engaged to Dorothy Granger and marries them. Miss Lyon finds out.

One of the issues I have with Mack Sennett's movies in this period, and especially those directed by Leslie Pearce, is they are little more than a collection of gags on a theme. This might strike you as an odd thing to complain about in a comedy, but even the most farcical movie needs the connective tissue of an actual story to make it more than a revue. Pearce didn't seem to care, assuming, of course, that his writers gave him anything to work with.

With George Byron, Marvin Loback, and John Waldron.