Goodbye Legs

1930
21min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaEd produces a Broadway leg show. His son signs a singer for the show and falls for her. Unfortunately, her mother comes with the deal. When Ed decides that she has fat legs, he forces his so... Leer todoEd produces a Broadway leg show. His son signs a singer for the show and falls for her. Unfortunately, her mother comes with the deal. When Ed decides that she has fat legs, he forces his son to fire her and get unengaged. Call the lawyer.Ed produces a Broadway leg show. His son signs a singer for the show and falls for her. Unfortunately, her mother comes with the deal. When Ed decides that she has fat legs, he forces his son to fire her and get unengaged. Call the lawyer.

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Mrs. Burton: Now hold it up, Ann. Hold it up as high as you can. Under your arm there, I've got to get this panty here.
[Ann holds skirt above her waist]
Trumpet Player: Ladies, puh-lease!
Mrs. Burton: Well, we can't please everybody.
Trumpet Player: Well, I'm satisfied!

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Hello Broadway

Andy Clyde produces a popular leg show on Broadway. His son, Nick Stuart, signs up singer Ann Christy for the show, and gets engaged to her. Unfortunately, her mother, Daphne Pollard comes with the deal, and she starts talking about holding up the old man for twice as much money. When Clyde gets the impression that Miss Christy has fat legs, he has Stuart fire her and get unengaged. This triggers a third act in this Mack Sennett short on trial for breach of promise.

It's a little episodic, but still a funny short, with Vernon Dent playing a pompous German singing teacher, and some lines amusingly delivered by Clyde.