Mack Sennett comedies in Variétés, 1929?
Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2017 6:20 pm
dear friends,
another occasion in which I am asking for your help. In a 1929 issue of the Belgian avant-garde art magazine Variétés, I came across an illustrated page with stills from comedies. Specifically those on the left interest me, they picture scenes with Ben Turpin and Billy Bevan. Of the top image, I am pretty sure it is a still from A Small Town Idol - although the particular scene with Dot Farley and Derelys Perdue is not part of the finished movie. Or is it?
But I am lost with the image on the bottom left: can anybody please help me to identify the film in which Billy Bevan finds himself covered by a bed sheet, on top of a table, amidst a group of surprised African-American people?
Any ideas on the comedies pictured on the right page are very welcome too (possibly Fox's Battling Kangaroo, 1926, top right?).
A million thanks, and greetings from Belgium!
Hilde
another occasion in which I am asking for your help. In a 1929 issue of the Belgian avant-garde art magazine Variétés, I came across an illustrated page with stills from comedies. Specifically those on the left interest me, they picture scenes with Ben Turpin and Billy Bevan. Of the top image, I am pretty sure it is a still from A Small Town Idol - although the particular scene with Dot Farley and Derelys Perdue is not part of the finished movie. Or is it?
But I am lost with the image on the bottom left: can anybody please help me to identify the film in which Billy Bevan finds himself covered by a bed sheet, on top of a table, amidst a group of surprised African-American people?
Any ideas on the comedies pictured on the right page are very welcome too (possibly Fox's Battling Kangaroo, 1926, top right?).
A million thanks, and greetings from Belgium!
Hilde