A Faux Bud?

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Rob Farr
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A Faux Bud?

Postby Rob Farr » Thu Sep 30, 2010 4:00 pm

Founding Nitratevillian Mike Gebert recently posted his review of the most recent Cinesation and dropped this little bombshell:

"It was preceded by Mystery at the Old Mill (**), a freshly restored, modestly amusing 1916 Lloyd Hamilton comedy about mad doctors (billed as a Ham and Bud, but James Cozart of the Library of Congress later mentioned to me that he didn’t actually think that was the real Bud in the Bud role— Proto-Bud, maybe). "

A fake Bud? Gotta watch that again.
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Re: A Faux Bud?

Postby Richard M Roberts » Thu Sep 30, 2010 5:47 pm

Rob Farr wrote:Founding Nitratevillian Mike Gebert recently posted his review of the most recent Cinesation and dropped this little bombshell:

"It was preceded by Mystery at the Old Mill (**), a freshly restored, modestly amusing 1916 Lloyd Hamilton comedy about mad doctors (billed as a Ham and Bud, but James Cozart of the Library of Congress later mentioned to me that he didn’t actually think that was the real Bud in the Bud role— Proto-Bud, maybe). "

A fake Bud? Gotta watch that again.


With all due respects to Messrs Cozart and Gebert, it's the genuine Bud in MIDNIGHT AT THE OLD MILL.

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Re: A Faux Bud?

Postby Gary Johnson » Fri Oct 01, 2010 11:52 am

I think they came to that conclusion because Bud was relegated to the sidelines for
much of the short. Did Hamilton begin flexing his creative powers around this time?

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