Get 'Em Young (1926)
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- Not Rated
- 19min
- Short, Comedy
- 31 Oct 1926 (USA)
- Short
Returning from Europe to get a million dollars by fulfilling the provisions in a will, a young man falls in love and is married on the boat. As he has to be married in the presence of the executor of the will, he attempts to pass off his...
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Cast
| Harry Myers | ... |
Orvid Joy
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| Eugenia Gilbert | ... |
The Girl
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| Stan Laurel | ... |
Summers the Butler
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| Max Davidson | ... |
Isaac Goldberg - A Lawyer
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| Charlotte Mineau | ... |
Hired Bride
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| Fred Malatesta | ... |
Executor
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Ernest Wood | ... |
Lawrence Lavendar Virgin - A Female Impersonator
(as Ernie Wood)
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Directed by
| Fred Guiol | ||
| Stan Laurel | ... | (unconfirmed) |
Written by
| Stan Laurel | ... | () |
| James Parrott | ... | () |
| H.M. Walker | ... | (titles) |
| Hal Yates | ... | () |
Produced by
| Hal Roach | ... | producer |
Cinematography by
| Harry W. Gerstad | ||
| Alvin Lange | ... | co-cinematographer |
| Frank Young | ... | co-cinematographer |
Editorial Department
| Harry W. Lieb | ... | cutter |
| Leroy O. Lodwig | ... | cutter |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Sherbourne Shields | ... | assistant director |
| Jean Yarbrough | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
| Leo Samwell | ... | props |
| William Wessling | ... | props |
Additional Crew
| F. Richard Jones | ... | supervising director |
| Elva Nelson | ... | teacher |
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- Pathé Exchange (1926) (United States) (theatrical)
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Returning from Europe to get a million dollars by fulfilling the provisions in a will, a young man falls in love and is married on the boat. As he has to be married in the presence of the executor of the will, he attempts to pass off his valet as the bride with little success. All is amicably settled and the girl is established as his wife. Written by Exhibitors Herald, October 23, 1926 |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | In Montreal, 9 January 1927, at the Laurier Palace theatre, 78 people died during a showing of this film. A fire broke out in the projection room, and was quickly under control, but the audience, consisting mostly of children, panicked and stampeded towards the exits; those in the gallery became trapped in the stairwell, and the 78 died of being crushed. 77 of the dead were 16 years old or younger. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Referenced in Jitterbugs (1943). See more » |