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Frank Roland Conklin (story)
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5 September 1926 (USA)
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(in credits order) | Jack Duffy | ... | Cornelius McGee |
| Stella Adams | ||
| Violet Bird | ||
| James Harrison | (as Jimmie Harrison) | |
| William Irving |
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| Walter Graham | |||
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| Frank Roland Conklin | story (as Frank R. Conklin) | |
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| Al Christie | .... | producer | |
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- Educational Film Exchanges (1926) (USA) (theatrical)
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Jack Duffy combined two useful show business skills -- the ability to take a good comedy fall and the ability to make himself up as an old man -- and used these skills to good comic effect to play an old geezer who could take the bone-breaking falls that were common in this era of the movies: made up he looked like Chic Sales, but much sprier. And he was pretty good in a number of comedies, usually in support, but sometimes in lead, as in CHICKEN FEATHERS.
But this piece, although it had good gags, wanders too much from its basic plot assumptions -- wifey wants prize-fighting ended, but Jack is a fan who somehow gets his butler to go into the prize ring -- to rise much above a decent average.