Somewhere In Wrong
About Somewhere In Wrong
Stan Laurel and a second tramp sit by a stream in shoes with no soles while a farmer and his daughter face eviction. She leaves doughnuts on the sill, Stan climbs the fence for them, and the farmer shoots the other tramp off the fence before the daughter feeds Stan. That night the landlord empties the safe. Stan takes the money back from the real-estate office, then sees the daughter with the grocery boy and cries into more doughnuts.
Cast & crew
More about Somewhere In Wrong
Scott Pembroke and Joe Rock directed, Joe Rock produced, and Tay Garnett wrote the titles for a Standard Photoplay two-reeler released by Film Booking Offices of America on January 30, 1925. Wikipedia lists 20 minutes and Wikidata lists 23.
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Edgar Lyons photographed the Standard Photoplay two-reeler.
Notes
- Wikipedia bills Laurel and Max Asher as tramps, Julie Leonard as the farmer's daughter, and Charles King as a suitor.
- Pete the Dog is credited as Pete the Pup.
- Lord Heath's shot account has Stan mistaking the safe for a mirror and later blaming a broken dish on the dog.
- Edgar Lyons is the cinematographer on both the Wikipedia credits and Lord Heath.
Scenes
- The farmer shoots Laurel's partner off the fence during the doughnut raid.
- Laurel cries and stuffs doughnuts after he sees the daughter with the grocery boy.
Also available
- Internet Archive (silent-somewhere-in-wrong)
