Max's First Job

1910 Comedy 7 minutes Directed by Louis J. Gasnier

About Max's First Job

A friend at the Ambigu Theatre recommends Max, and he is called to the Joinville studios. His first part is a husband who comes home late. Max Linder plays Max. Louis J. Gasnier directed. The French title is Les Débuts de Max au cinéma.

Cast & crew

More about Max's First Job

Wikidata times it at 7 minutes. Charles Pathé, Georges Monca, and Lucien Nonguet are billed with Linder. A copy is on Wikimedia Commons.

Themes

  • A first day at Joinville
  • A part as a late husband
  • Max Linder
  • Joinville
  • Ambigu
  • Gasnier
  • Pathé

Preservation

A copy is on Wikimedia Commons.

Notes

  • The recommendation comes from the Ambigu, a Paris theatre, not from a film studio.
  • The role he is given is a late husband, which is close to the parts he already played.
  • The Commons file uses the French title.

Scenes

  • Max is sent to Joinville and handed the part of a husband who comes in late.

Also available

  • Wikimedia Commons (Les Débuts de Max au cinéma)