McGinty and the Count

1915

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Is that a tango instructor trying to teach Mrs. McGinty and her sweet little daughter, Mary Ann, the tango? No. no, it's the fearless, faking, little Count Bunkie bowing to them. Mary Ann is... Read allIs that a tango instructor trying to teach Mrs. McGinty and her sweet little daughter, Mary Ann, the tango? No. no, it's the fearless, faking, little Count Bunkie bowing to them. Mary Ann is attracted to him on account of the wonderful perfume that he carries with him. It is an e... Read allIs that a tango instructor trying to teach Mrs. McGinty and her sweet little daughter, Mary Ann, the tango? No. no, it's the fearless, faking, little Count Bunkie bowing to them. Mary Ann is attracted to him on account of the wonderful perfume that he carries with him. It is an essence of sulfur flowers from a three-cent store in Italy. The Count, picking an argument,... Read all

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Released as a split reel along with the comedy Curing the Cook (1915).

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It earns many laughs

On the same reel with "Curing the Cook." A very laughable little comedy which mixes up the characters in a tango. It ends with a very comical "dool," as McGinty calls it, with swords. It earns many laughs. - The Moving Picture World, January 30, 1915