
SHOULD MEN WALK HOME?
5th film
Copyright: January 4, 1927, Hal Roach-Pathe, 2 reels
Director: Leo McCarey
Photography: Floyd Jackson
Edited by: Richard Currier
Titles by: H.M. Walker
Written by: Albert Austin and Alfred J. Goulding
Costumes by: Will Lambert
Cast: Mabel Normand, Creighton Hale, Eugene Pallette, Oliver Hardy, Gloria Lee (double for Mabel).
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Plot: From the U.S. Copyright Office synopsis, “The boy and girl, both amateur burglars join forces and attend a party in search of some famous jewels. After pursuing them all evening, they lose out and promise to go straight. As the boy shakes hands on leaving, a lot of silver falls out of his clothes and they are forced to flee.”
Comments: This is the most unusual of all Mabel’s films because in it she plays a “bad” girl -- a highwaywoman with a gun holding up vehicles early on, a jewel thief as the film progresses. It is all in fun and enjoyable to see her doing something so different.
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