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1. SHOOTIN’ INJUNS (1925) Our Gang, Joe Cobb. The gang has been westernized. They plan to run away and go out west. Before they can get there, they stop at a weird, “magnetic” haunted house with very atmospheric sets. Paintings come to life, stairways turn into sliding chutes, bodys pop out of closets, and sliding panels open and close. Watch for the great scene involving multiple living skeletons. 2. HALF PINT POLLY (1930) Tom Tyler, Mona Ray. Tom goes up against some bad guys who want to keep him out of the big annual horse race. Same basic story as Tom Keene’s Pardon My Gun. 3. NEVADA CYCLONE (1934) Jack Perrin, Ben Corbett, Virginia B. Faire. A well-done “Bud & Ben” short with Bud posing as a known killer to help a girl save her ranch-turned-sanitarium from swindlers. 16mm.
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