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27 December 1926 (USA) See more »
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The Liars Club is holding their contest to see who can tell the most unbelievable story, with a gold medallion waiting to be awarded to the winner... See more » | Add synopsis »
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Cast

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Charles R. Bowers ... Mr. Bowers (as Charley Bowers)
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Directed by
Charles R. Bowers 
Harold L. Muller 
 
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Charles R. Bowers 
Harold L. Muller 
Ted Sears 

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Charles R. Bowers .... producer
 
Original Music by
Robert Israel (1998 new score)
 

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20 min
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Fifth in a series of 13 Whirlwind Comedies produced by Charles R. Bowers.See more »

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Impressive, & Very Entertaining, 27 January 2003
Author: Snow Leopard from Ohio

For something so little known now, this is pretty impressive and very entertaining. Charley Bowers had some amazing creativity, if this short comedy is any indication. The story itself is amusing enough - Charley's character gets involved in a tall-tale contest at the Liars Club - but it is the visual effects that set it apart. The nearly seamless effects are well-chosen in illustrating Charley's stories, and show an extraordinary creativity in using so many simple objects in clever and surprising ways.

It's not even necessary to say that the effects are good 'for their time'. If anything, they are more creative and effective than most of the computer-created visual effects you see these days, because Bowers knew how to create something interesting and enjoyable to look at without resorting to explosions or other tired devices. Based on this feature, it's a real shame that more of Bowers's work is not readily available. But "Now You Tell One" is an excellent little feature, and one that is easily worth the trouble it takes to track it down.

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