All Wet

1926 Directed by James D. Davis

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About All Wet

Snub Pollard leaves a very small town to live with an aunt he has never met. He arrives during her party, and she will not let him in until she hears he owns an oil well. She then pushes him toward her daughter. He prefers the maid. He agrees to marry the cousin, and the maid sets off a chase that exposes the arrangement. Marvin Loback is billed with him. James D. Davis directed.

Cast & crew

More about All Wet

Wikidata dates the release 22 December 1926. No running time is listed. A copy is on Wikimedia Commons.

Themes

  • An aunt who wants the oil
  • A maid instead of the daughter
  • A chase that ends the match
  • Snub Pollard
  • oil well
  • aunt
  • maid
  • All Wet
  • 1926

Preservation

A copy is on Wikimedia Commons.

Notes

  • This is not the 1921 short of the same title with Bud Duncan.
  • The oil well is what changes the aunt's mind.
  • The Commons file is Pollard All Wet (1926).

Scenes

  • The aunt opens the door once she hears about the oil well, and the maid later starts the chase.

Also available

  • Wikimedia Commons (Pollard All Wet)

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