Smith Minor
1930 , Ampleforth (North Yorkshire)
Cat no. 2549
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Scenes from a comedy short in which fraternal rivalry is tested.
Amateur filmmaker, cinema historian and railway engineer H.A.V. Bulleid presents a tale of brotherly rivalry. When Smith Minor - 'so little, he was lost in an Austin Seven' - is bullied by his older brother, Smith Major - 'so tough he slept on tin-tacks' - he is resolved to get revenge, once and for all. Employing the help of a friend and mutual enemy, he hatches a plan of vengeance, plotting to 'heave him over the quarry'. An altercation between two boys is followed by the introduction of Studious Stevens, 'so classical he couldn't fathom science'.
Keywords
Brothers; Comedy; Fights
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Director : H. A. V. Bulleid
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Producer : H. A. V. Bulleid
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Script : H. A. V. Bulleid
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Camera : H. A. V. Bulleid
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Director : H. A. V. Bulleid
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Smith Major
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Smith Minor R.R. Witham
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Studious Stevens
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Category: Fiction
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Locations: Ampleforth (North Yorkshire)
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Work Type: Film
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Description Type: monographic
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