The Terrible Kids
About The Terrible Kids
Two boys and their dog, Mannie, play tricks on the neighbors. After several rows the police are called. The boys run, and the dog helps them get away.
Cast & crew
More about The Terrible Kids
Edison copyrighted it on May 1, 1906, at both 600 and 615 feet, and a New York Clipper notice is dated June 2, 1906. The AFI Catalog credits Edwin S. Porter as cameraman and names the dog Mannie. Later listings also credit Wallace McCutcheon Sr. as director.
Themes
Look
Edwin S. Porter photographed the street gags and the chase.
Notes
- The dog is billed as Mannie.
- Edison sold prints at two lengths, 600 feet and 615 feet.
- Porter is the cameraman on the AFI record.
- Letterboxd and Moviefone also credit Wallace McCutcheon Sr.
Scenes
- The boys and Mannie start in on the neighbors.
- Police join the chase, and the dog helps the boys slip away.
