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The Sawmill
AKA {The Saw Mill}
(1922) American
B&W : Two reels
Directed by Larry Semon

Cast: Larry Semon [the dumb-bell], Babe Hardy (Oliver Hardy) [the foreman], Dorothy Dwan [the boss’ daughter]

The Vitagraph Company of America production; distributed by The Vitagraph Company of America. / Scenario by Larry Semon. Presented by Albert E. Smith. / Released January 1922. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.37:1 format.

Comedy.

Survival Status: Prints exist in private film collections [16mm reduction positives and 8mm reduction positives].

Keywords: Animals: Dogs, Horses - Chases - Cooks - Courtship - Explosions - Foremen - Gunpowder - Lumber mills - Musical instruments - Rescues - Rope - Safes - Tools: Axes - Trees - Water - Weapons: Guns (Revolvers, Shotguns) - Workers

Listing updated: 15 March 2007.

References: Film credits, film viewing : Lahue-World pp. 152, 153-154; Weaver-Twenty p. 319.

Home Video: DVD.

 
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