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.
A Faux Bud?
A Faux Bud?
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Re: A Faux Bud?
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?
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?
Gary J.
much of the short. Did Hamilton begin flexing his creative powers around this time?
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