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Keystone Cops - Bangville Police



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The Keystone Cops was a series of silent film comedies featuring an incompetent group of policemen produced by Mack Sennett for his Keystone Film Company between 1912 and 1917. The idea came from Hank Mann, who also played police chief Tehiezel in the first film before being replaced by Ford Sterling. Their first film was Hoffmeyer's Legacy (1912) but their popularity came from the 1913 feature The Bangville Police starring Mabel Normand. However, as early as 1914 Sennett shifted the cops from starring roles to background ensemble, in support of comedians like Charlie Chaplin and Fatty Arbuckle.
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At a farm near Bangville, the young daughter see strangers in the barn. She quickly rushes to the house and calls the police. The police engage in a haphazard rush across the countryside to get there in time.


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You can't beat the ... ( 11 months ago by creamofcardstv)
You can't beat the early movies. I've given you five stars, please check out my silent movie memorabilia vids (includes Raymond Hatton)
when you have time.
Do you know who's ... ( 9 months ago by glorpman)
Do you know who's playing the music?
brilliant! ( 9 months ago by Impressmedia)
brilliant!
it could be from ... ( 9 months ago by paulosham)
it could be from the Remick Folio of Moving Picture Music (J. Bodewalt Lampe was the composer) but that was 1914 and Bangville is 1913.
Black Bottom Stomp, ... ( 9 months ago by gabruzzi)
Black Bottom Stomp, by Jelly Roll morton
I use to watch the ... ( 9 months ago by EquivocallyAbsurd)
I use to watch the Keystone Cops every morning whilst waiting for the school bus (keeping an eye on the time by a table clock). One particular morning, the show was running long, I turned the clock back 20 minutes so I would have enough time to finish watching the show and still be able catch the bus....ah, childhood innocence.
Wow, that is taking ... ( 8 months ago by Michaelj2001)
Wow, that is taking us back in History. 5 Stars. I remember my Dad talking about those silent movies featuring Keystone Cops, and I am 55
Love that smokin' ... ( 8 months ago by dominokat07)
Love that smokin' #13 hahah! :D
That's the jazz I ... ( 7 months ago by joeocho88)
That's the jazz I remember from New Orleanw where I grew up.
Is the first lady Mabel Normand?
My grandmother used to play piano for the silents. On opening night, they usually had a band or an orchestra play the score.
Yep, that's ... ( 7 months ago by dannysquirrel)
Yep, that's definitely Mabel Normand. Another silent Hollywood female legend with a tragic story behind her. She died at 35. There seems to be a lot of them. Thelma Todd and Jean Harlow come to mind.
Array ( 5 months ago by dman3334)
this is great
our school is doing Mack & Mabel if you've ever heard of it
it's quite excellent
its fun to watch these
what i wouldn't ... ( 5 months ago by thefifthdoctor)
what i wouldn't give for car 13! it's awesome
awesome ( 1 month ago by figglebob72)
awesome
It always weirds me ... ( 1 month ago by luxenfux)
It always weirds me out, when i see movies where all living paticipants, animals and humans, are now dead, having said that, old movies often have a lot of story quality.



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