April Fool (1926 film)

April Fool is an American romantic comedy silent film released in 1926 about a worker struggling to make ends meet in a Jewish neighborhood in the city, his daughter, his love interest, and his daughter's prankster friend.[1] The 67 minute black and white film with subtitles stars Baby Peggy, Alexander Carr and Duane Thompson. It was directed by Nat Ross.[2][3]

April Fool
Directed byNat Ross
Produced byChadwick Pictures
Written byZion Myers
Based ona play by Alexander Carr and Edgar Allan Woolf
CinematographyL. William O'Connell
Distributed byChadwick Pictures
Release date
November 15, 1926
Running time
63minutes
CountryUSA
LanguageSilent..English titles

The main character loses his job pressing clothes in a tailor sweatshop and resorts to selling used umbrellas. His love interest is a widower who runs a deli where his daughter is looked after.

Cast

gollark: They're hard to draw if you're not used to it.
gollark: Some people somehow wrote something like six pages and I don't know how.
gollark: We had to do two essays in two hours for an English mock exam, which was very unpleasant.
gollark: When I have to write essays, I generally just end up procrastinating for ages, then slowly getting at least vaguely sensible stuff written until I get something vaguely near the word count.
gollark: Oh, you mean coming up with actual text to write, not handwriting.

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