Going! Going! Gone!
About Going! Going! Gone!
Women wading in a creek find a crab on one girl's foot. Harold Lloyd and Snub Pollard pull it off, then ride away on a tandem, Lloyd idle in the rear seat while Pollard pedals. Two crooks stall their getaway car, get the pair to push, and steal the bicycle, leaving Lloyd and Pollard in the car. A posse, told the thieves left in a car, arrests them. Miss Goulash, who saw them at the creek, identifies them, and the posse takes the crooks.
Cast & crew
More about Going! Going! Gone!
Gilbert Pratt directed, Hal Roach produced, and H. M. Walker wrote the titles. Pathé Exchange released the one-reeler on January 26, 1919. It was shot July 8–16 and August 30, 1918.
Themes
Look
Walter Lundin photographed the creek scene and the tandem ride.
Notes
- Bebe Daniels is one of the women at the creek. Marie Mosquini is the one with the crab. Bud Jamison plays the sheriff.
Scenes
- Lloyd eats while Pollard does all the pedaling.
- The crooks ride off on the tandem and leave the stalled car with Lloyd and Pollard.
