I'll Show You the Town

1925
Passed
1 Std. 20 Min.

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Reginald Denny and Marian Nixon in I'll Show You the Town (1925)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA bachelor who cannot bring himself to break a date ends up with three dates at the same restaurant on the same night. He juggles the dates, keeping each from seeing the others, by feigning ... Alles lesenA bachelor who cannot bring himself to break a date ends up with three dates at the same restaurant on the same night. He juggles the dates, keeping each from seeing the others, by feigning reasons to excuse himself from each table.A bachelor who cannot bring himself to break a date ends up with three dates at the same restaurant on the same night. He juggles the dates, keeping each from seeing the others, by feigning reasons to excuse himself from each table.

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This was the first film to play at the Stanford Theater in Palo Alto, California. The Stanford was refurbished in the 1980s by David Packard and (as of 2023) continues to show films made before 1960 - often to packed houses.

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The autograph on Alec's photograph of Lucille misspells her name as "Lucile".

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9/10

Very Funny Film!

I had the pleasure of watching this film with live organ music at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC on April 26, 2008. It was absolutely hilarious, just a great slapstick comedy in which an otherwise dull and ordinary professor suddenly finds himself escorting three different women to the same ritzy dance/dining hall. The film ends with a classic chase sequence in which everyone in the plot shows up angry and wants a piece of the professor! A young Reginald Denny plays the hapless professor and resembles a young Maurice Chevalier, who actually would have done pretty well in the part, too! If this delightful film ever makes it to DVD, be sure to check it out. It's at least as funny as Chaplin's The Circus or any number of Keaton features.