D-Comedy

Shopgirl Emmy Grant meets handsome doorman John O'Ryan outside of a theater and is convinced that he is her true love. O'Ryan is a zealous medical ...

Wall Street financier George Washburn is restless with his well- heeled life, and he's heading for a crisis with his spoiled grown children, an agi...

A motley bunch of washed-up mobsters reorganizes in the big city, only to be scammed by one of their fellow criminals. They are tricked into believ...

Everyman Joe McDoakes teaches Americans how to succeed without trying in this popular series of satirical short subjects shown in theaters from 194...

In 1925, at the ripe old age of two, Malcolm Sebastian made his first motion picture appearance as "Big Boy" in the comedy Baby Be Good, included i...

Old Man Reardon owns a steel mill, but his steel-making days are numbered due to a bad heart. He has two options for handing down his hard-built bu...

Peter Foley has 24 hours to appear at his Uncle's Henry's mansion with his wife, or he loses a $800,000 inheritance. Trouble is, he's not married....

For hard-working construction foreman Mike Riportella, things are looking up: His beloved daughter is about to be married and he's just been promot...

On the brink of starvation, pretty young Rose Wentworth paints her lips red and pretends to be a prostitute, hoping to wind up in jail where she wi...

While working in the Stock Exchange building, plumber Michael Clancy makes a fast $200 when the calculations for his pipe-measurements are mistaken...

Best friends and business partners Belle Dugan and Kate Flannagan have run the Totem Coffee Shop for decades. Their children, Joan Dugan and Jerry ...

Seaman first class Breezy Duke is on shore leave where he is mistaken for a millionaire by a group of con-men. Lured in by gorgeous blonde Maureen ...

Pat O'Day (Leon Ames), a cop working for the D.A.'s office, tries to persuade his childhood street pal Knuckles Dolan (Dave O'Brien), imprisoned fo...

Edgar Kennedy, the "King of the Slow Burn," began his film career in 1914 as one of the original Keystone Kops. In 1931, at the beginning of the So...

They call them "Mixers." They're combustion specialists working for the explosives company, in the most dangerous job in the world. But that doesn'...

Ford Sterling (1883-1939) was one of the most successful comedians of the silent era. He is best known for his work with the legendary Mack Sennett...

Billy Bevan is fondly remembered as a top silent comedian. He was discovered by Mack Sennett, who also introduced Chaplin, Arbuckle and Langdon to ...

Born in Chicago as Sylvion de Jardin, diminutive Bobby Vernon (1897-1939) starred in almost 200 comedy shorts during his career and specialized in ...

Born in Rhode Island, vaudeville veteran Jack Duffy (1882-1939) appeared in almost 100 silent and sound films, most of them comedy shorts. An exper...

Silent star Snub Pollard took his surname from "Pollard's Lilliputian Opera Company," the famous Australian vaudeville act he toured with, which fe...

Perennial bachelor and shady schemer Felix Miller is a wannabe millionaire. His six-year-old niece Irene is a fantastic skater. He lands her a high...

A star-studded cast embarks on a collegiate romp in this campus comedy directed by Raymond McCarey, prolific director of Our Gang and Three Stooges...

Charlie Ruggles stars as Oswald Groggs, butler to wealthy businessman Chester Hamilton (Sidney Blackmer) in this breezy, sophisticated comedy of lo...

Widowed father Thomas E. Sherridan is delighted that his eldest son Ken is coming home for a visit. At a family gathering, Ken and his siblings lea...