Proverb Competition: This Cartoon No.10 represents a well-known Proverb, and is the last of the Competition.

Series

Series Name
Around The Town

Issue

Issue No.
88
Date Released
4 Aug 1921
Length of issue (in feet)
750
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1Yesterday and to-day No.1
  2. 2In the Studio of the Hon. Neville Lytton
  3. 3A few moments with Alice Brady.
  4. 4Pheasant Rearing. Taken at the East Essex Game Farm
  5. 5Some Novelty Sunshades -
  6. 6Proverb Competition: This Cartoon No.10 represents a well-known Proverb, and is the last of the Competition.
  7. 7A Short dance duet from "Puss Puss"
  8. 8The latest fashionable pet. The Mongoose

Story

Story No. within this Issue
6 / 8
Section Title
Proverb Competition
Summary
Summary - the final installment of the Proverb Competition
NoS synopsis: ‘This Cartoon No.10 represents a well-known Proverb, and is the last of the Competition. The result will be announced here and also in "Pictures", the Kinema Newspaper _'. Blank screen. A man’s hand a sign with three (illegible) words on it. Then a man sitting at a table laid for dinner, and a waiter spilling a cup of tea off a tray onto the seated man. He seems to be tripping over a cat. Customer - ‘Waiter, I’m in a hurry’. Waiter - ‘Coming quickly, Sir!' The hand signs the picture.
Keywords
Competitions; Cinema
Written sources
Kinematograph Weekly   28 July 1921, p33.
The Bioscope   11 August 1921, p52.
Viewing Copy - bfi   Used for Synopsis
Credits:
Production Co.
Around the Town Ltd.
Length of story (in feet)
145

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