The Life of the Party

1920 DramaComedy 50 minutes Directed by Joseph Henabery

About The Life of the Party

A lawyer, played by Roscoe Arbuckle, is pulled out of his office routine by a young woman and into a run of comic trouble. Joseph Henabery directed. Winifred Greenwood is billed with him.

Cast & crew

More about The Life of the Party

Walter Woods wrote it. Karl Brown photographed. Paramount released it on November 21, 1920. Roscoe Karns, Julia Faye, Frank Campeau, and Viora Daniel are billed. A print is at the Library of Congress.

Themes

  • A lawyer dragged out of his practice
  • A woman who keeps the trouble going
  • Roscoe Arbuckle
  • lawyer
  • party
  • Paramount
  • Henabery

Look

Karl Brown photographed the comedy.

Preservation

A print is held by the Library of Congress.

Notes

  • It is a Famous Players-Lasky picture, not a Tiffany one.
  • Arbuckle is the attorney.
  • The Library of Congress holds a copy.
  • Allen Connor is on some cast lists. Viora Daniel is on the Wikidata list.

Scenes

  • The woman pulls the attorney out of the office and the mix-ups start.

Also available

  • Library of Congress