A good early Masquer's Club comedy starring Sam Hardy, Glen Tryon, James Gleason, Syd Saylor, Max Davidson, and directed by Harry Sweet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVQirvLym7o
Tho it doesn't matter who plays The Masque. It always gives me the creeps.
RULE 'EM AND WEEP (1932, Masquers Club)
RULE 'EM AND WEEP (1932, Masquers Club)
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Re: RULE 'EM AND WEEP (1932, Masquers Club)
Agreed! The total statue-like whiteness reminds me of the barbershop quartet of busts from Disney's HAUNTED MANSION, which I also find off-putting. Yeeeep!
Re: RULE 'EM AND WEEP (1932, Masquers Club)
William Ferry wrote:Agreed! The total statue-like whiteness reminds me of the barbershop quartet of busts from Disney's HAUNTED MANSION, which I also find off-putting. Yeeeep!
Richard Carlyle (“The Masque”) is creepy enough even without any makeup! Who needs Raymond Massey to play Boris Karloff?
"Of course he smiled -- just like you and me." -- Harold Goodwin, on Buster Keaton (1976)
Re: RULE 'EM AND WEEP (1932, Masquers Club)
Listening to Eddie Kane’s “Dutchman” dialect here, I wish he played Baron Munchausen (in films and radio) instead of Jack Pearl. Eddie at least is likable, and he’s certainly funnier.
"Of course he smiled -- just like you and me." -- Harold Goodwin, on Buster Keaton (1976)
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