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  • Sodas and Shebas (1927)
  • Short | 10 min | Short, Comedy
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Sodas and Shebas (1927)
Short | 10 min | Short, Comedy
Arthur agrees to help out a soda clerk by taking his place, while he goes out. His kid sister comes in and threatens to tattle unless he comes across with a banana special. His sweetheart, Mary Marsh and Billy Fox, his rival in love, next ...See moreArthur agrees to help out a soda clerk by taking his place, while he goes out. His kid sister comes in and threatens to tattle unless he comes across with a banana special. His sweetheart, Mary Marsh and Billy Fox, his rival in love, next appear. The rival joshes him and a fight starts during which the store is wrecked. Arthur proposes to Mary and goes with her to ask her father's permission to marry. Her father is a tough dentist. The moment he sees Arthur he puts him under the ether and pulls a tooth. Under anesthetic, Arthur has a wild dream in which he battles his rival on a roof and is thrown to the street below. He wakes in the dentist's chair with a jolt and is led away by Mary without fulfilling his errand. Written by Copyright Description from Library of Congress See less
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Max W. Kimmich (as Max Kimmich)
Writer
George H. Plympton (scenario) (story)
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Updated Sep 12, 1927
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Sep 12, 1927 (United States)

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