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"Picking Peaches" (1924) - with film
    Alice Day and Harry Langdon

Directed by          Erle C. Kenton
Produced by          Mack Sennett Comedies
Starring       Harry Langdon, Vernon Dent, Alberta Vaughn, Alice Day
Cinematography George Spear
Distributed by       Pathé Exchange, Inc.
Release date           February 3, 1924
Running time               21 minutes
Country    United States
Language                    Silent film, English intertitles

We have included this film in our program to illustrate the work and contributions of our star Alice Day.

"Picking Peaches" is a Mack Sennett short comedy starring Harry Langdon and featuring Alice Day. This is the film, in which Harry Langdon made his acting debut. A very young Marceline Day appears as a bathing beauty.

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Harry Langdon likes his job very much in "Picking Peaches" (1924).
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Harry Langdon tells his wife that he will be late in "Picking Peaches" (1924).
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Harry Langdon flirts with bathing beauties in "Picking Peaches" (1924).
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Alberta Vaughn, Harry Langdon's wife, is shocked while her girlfriend has a lot of fun in "Picking Peaches" (1924).
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Alberta Vaughn looks on as Harry Langdon kisses a woman blindfold in "Picking Peaches" (1924).
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Alice Day, the store secretary, speaks with Harry Langdon in "Picking Peaches" (1924).
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Alice Day looks on as Harry Langdon fumes in "Picking Peaches" (1924).
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Vernon Dent confronts an intruder in his home in "Picking Peaches" (1924).
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"The Hansom Cabman" (1924) - with film
    Marceline Day

Directed by          Harry Edwards
Produced by          Mack Sennett Comedies
Starring       Harry Langdon, Marceline Day, Andy Clyde, Charlotte Mineau, Madeline Hurlock
Cinematography Vernon Walker and Lee Davis
Distributed by       Pathé Exchange, Inc.
Release date           October 12, 1924
Running time               19 minutes
Country    United States
Language                    Silent film, English intertitles

We have included this film in our program to illustrate the work and contributions of our star Marceline Day.

"The Hansom Cabman" is a nice Mack Sennett short comedy starring Harry Langdon and a charming 16 year young Marceline Day.

Harry wakes up with a bad hangover from the night before. It turns out that today he supposed to get married, but when his fiancée Marceline Day calls him on the phone, he can't pull himself together and goes back to bed. He is in for a rude awakening, however, as an unfamiliar woman shows up in his bedroom and declares that she is his wife. His butler confirms that they got married the night before.

Marceline Day has a bad feeling about the situation and she brings her mother to deal with Harry. He really can't remember anything about last night. Then he and his would-be wife have a little scuffle, she cries "wife beater" and Harry gets arrested and put in jail.

By a trick of circumstance the judge that presides on the bail hearing is Marceline Day's father. He, of course, is in no mood to release the suspect, and Harry goes back to jail. Mysteriously he is able to escape and goes undercover as a cab driver.

In the meantime the would-be wife confesses that the alleged matrimony of the night before never happened and was a scheme arranged by the butler. Marceline Day is relieved, her father makes a call to have Harry released from jail, but he is nowhere to be found.

The film enjoys a very "hansom" rating in IMDB.

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Marceline Day calls her fiance Harry Langdon on the morning of their wedding day as the flower girls watch in excitement in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day calls her fiance Harry Langdon on the morning of their wedding day in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day is excited to speak with her fiance Harry Langdon on the morning of their wedding day in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day knows something is wrong after her fiance Harry Langdon hangs up on the morning of their wedding day in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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The butler Leo Sulky tells Harry Langdon on the morning of their wedding day that he married another woman the night before in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day brings her mother Charlotte Mineau to deal with her fiance Harry Langdon on the morning of their wedding day in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day and her mother demand explanation from her fiance Harry Langdon on the morning of their wedding day in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day and her mother grill her fiance Harry Langdon on the morning of their wedding day in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Harry Langdon seeks help from Madeline Hurlock the would-be wife on the morning of his wedding day in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day and her mother complain to Andy Clyde her father the judge about her fiance Harry Langdon's indiscretions in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Andy Clyde, Marceline Day's father the judge, is furious about her fiance Harry Langdon's indiscretions in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day's father the judge sends her fiance Harry Langdon back to jail in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day visits her fiance Harry Langdon in jail in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day cries for their ruined wedding day in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day still loves her fiance Harry Langdon although he married another woman in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day and her parents are relieved that her fiance Harry Langdon is innocent in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day's father the judge makes a call to have her fiance Harry Langdon released from jail in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day and her mother finally find her fiance Harry Langdon and tell him that he is innocent in "The Hansom Cabman" (1924).
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Marceline Day talks on the phone with her fiance
"The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924) - hidden gem
   Marceline Day

Directed by          Harry Edwards
Produced by          Mack Sennett Comedies
Starring       Harry Langdon, Marceline Day, Frank Coleman, Madeline Hurlock, Kalla Pasha
Cinematography WM. Williams
Distributed by       Pathé Exchange, Inc.
Release date           September 14, 1924
Running time               21 minutes
Country    United States
Language                    Silent film, English intertitles

This film is part of our series 'Hidden Gems'. It can be watched by registered users who make a donation. For more details, please click here.

We have included this film in our program to illustrate the work and contributions of our star Marceline Day.

This is a nice Mack Sennett short comedy, directed by Harry Edwards and starring "Babyface" Harry Langdon and a charming 16 year young Marceline Day. The plot is extremely entertaining, with three clearly discernible parts - fast-slow-fast, like in an 18th century music concert of the classic period.

The first part includes all the action in a night train, with expected, but nonetheless funny stepping on each other's toes, spilling on each other's faces and getting my mistake in each other's beds. The morning train keeps the action going. Harry does an amazing job of shaving with a shaking blade that goes perilously close to the face of a horrified fellow male passenger. Then Harry and Marcie get seated next to a chained criminal, who somehow pulls out an arsenal of guns and a shootout ensues, during which Harry loses his tie, but keeps all his body parts intact. In the confusion a bad guy steals Harry's wallet, which, we learn, has the life savings of the young couple.

The second part is very slow, and probably only Harry Langdon could have made it amusing. The money lost and the business opportunity gone with it, he goes back to his old job as a policeman. Harry accidentally chews up some tobacco with his lunch sandwich, which makes him dizzy and disoriented. Amazingly, he escapes unscathed form crawling between cars on the road.

The last part brims with action again. Marcie, who is making a living as a seamstress, unexpectedly gets invited to a party. She is unwilling to join, but accidentally notices Harry's stolen wallet in possession of the house's host. She accepts the invitation, and succeeds in recovering the wallet, but a struggle with the "heavy" follows. In the meantime, both Harry and the armed criminal show up at the house. As the title suggests, Harry and Marcie manage to keep their money at the cost of being blown up a pole, their clothes in shreds, but their spirit intact.

This is Marceline Day's second leading role after the one in "Black Oxfords". In "The Luck o' the Foolish" she performs very nicely in all episodes, and makes a significant contribution for the film's good reception - it enjoys a handsome viewer rating in IMDB.   For Marceline Day this film is a stepping stone on the road to greater success and recognition, which began to materialize with dramatic roles in 1925 and 1926.

The film enjoys a very nice rating in IMDB.

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Marceline Day curls her hair in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Harry Langdon loses his balance in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Harry Landgon tries to shave with a shaking blade in the moving train as another passenger looks on nervously in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day reads her uncle's letter offering her husband Harry Langdon a business opportunity for $500 in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day checks her uncle's letter offering her husband Harry Landgon a business opportunity for $500 in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day counts the $500 in full public view in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day and Harry Langdon face a chained criminal as his buddy peeks through the train window in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day, working as a seamstress, is suddenly invited to a party by Madeline Hurlock in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day tells Madeline Hurlock that she is not dressed for a party in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day accepts Madeline Hurlock's party invitation after seeing Harry Landgon's stolen wallet in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day and Frank Coleman, who stole Harry Landgon's wallet in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day tries to recover Harry Langdon's stolen wallet at the party in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day recovers Harry Landgon's stolen wallet in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day is careful as she recovers Harry Landgon's stolen wallet in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day checks the recovered Harry Landgon's wallet in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day counts the money after she recovered Harry Landgon's stolen wallet in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day checks the money in the recovered Harry Landgon's wallet in "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day and Harry Langdon in a publicity still for the film "The Luck o' the Foolish" (1924).
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Marceline Day

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