boblipton
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Here a short industrial film about shop lifting. It cover the techniques that professional shop lifters use, how to spot them, and how to keep an eye on them.
The sum lost through shoplifting when this film was made is estimated as two billion dollars every year. For 2022, the figure is estimated at $112 billion.
The sum lost through shoplifting when this film was made is estimated as two billion dollars every year. For 2022, the figure is estimated at $112 billion.
John Litel hopes to have Minor Watson build his new factory in. Town instead of the next town over, where there's a school for problem children. His son, Darryl Hickman is a smart-mouthed and disrespectful youngster. Will the Boy Scouts be able to reform him?
Much of the movie is taken up with Hickman doing things that deserve a walloping, but when will any of the scouts deal with this pest? Otherwise, there's a bit of thrill comedy and although there's no sign of the usual faculty at the high school, there's no shortage of skilled second bananas like Chester Clute, The principal idea of this movie, though is that scouting builds character.
Much of the movie is taken up with Hickman doing things that deserve a walloping, but when will any of the scouts deal with this pest? Otherwise, there's a bit of thrill comedy and although there's no sign of the usual faculty at the high school, there's no shortage of skilled second bananas like Chester Clute, The principal idea of this movie, though is that scouting builds character.
When the 143rd Field Artillery sets up camp in two of Fred Huntley's fields, his "plain daughter" Mary Pickford becomes the darling of the regiment.
It's not among the best and brightest of Miss Pickford's vehicles, although there's a lot of well regarded talent, from director William Desmond Taylor, cinematographer Charles Rosher, and Frances Marion scripting from a story by Rupert Hughes. There are lots of close-ups by Miss Pickford and interestingly composed shots of the regiment, but there is a lot of reliance on the charms of Miss Pickford, as well as early roles by Monte Blue, Douglas Maclean, Wesley Barry, and Wallace Beery. There's no denying the competence of every part of it, but it's more of a decent programmer for its star than an outstanding picture of its own.
It's not among the best and brightest of Miss Pickford's vehicles, although there's a lot of well regarded talent, from director William Desmond Taylor, cinematographer Charles Rosher, and Frances Marion scripting from a story by Rupert Hughes. There are lots of close-ups by Miss Pickford and interestingly composed shots of the regiment, but there is a lot of reliance on the charms of Miss Pickford, as well as early roles by Monte Blue, Douglas Maclean, Wesley Barry, and Wallace Beery. There's no denying the competence of every part of it, but it's more of a decent programmer for its star than an outstanding picture of its own.
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