Edgar's Feast Day

1921

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Edward Peil Jr. in Edgar's Feast Day (1921)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueEdgar and his friends get tired of eating and are not very particular as to what or when they eat. Sour pickles, ice cream, gum drops, cake, pie, apples, and a dozen other things are eaten a... Tout lireEdgar and his friends get tired of eating and are not very particular as to what or when they eat. Sour pickles, ice cream, gum drops, cake, pie, apples, and a dozen other things are eaten and munched by the boys in one afternoon. Result: stomach-ache and comedy.Edgar and his friends get tired of eating and are not very particular as to what or when they eat. Sour pickles, ice cream, gum drops, cake, pie, apples, and a dozen other things are eaten and munched by the boys in one afternoon. Result: stomach-ache and comedy.

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Gentle Humor

Buddy Messinger is visiting on Eddie Pell's birthday, and a feast involving roast chicken, ice cream and a big chocolate cake is planned. With orders not to spoil their appetites, the boys try to leave room for the goodies in this episode in a series of shorts based on a Booth Tarkington story.

Few shorts remain from the Goldwyn library before the company's merger into MGM a few years later, and this is a special treat. Although the story is simple and obvious, its gentle good humor, familiar to fans of Booth Tarkington's series of "Penrod" books will be a pleasant few minutes for anyone who is inclined to see it.

There seems to have been about a dozen films in this series; only two are known to survive.