Down on the Farm

Year: 1920

Runtime: 50 mins

Language: English

Directors: F. Richard Jones, Ray Grey

Comedy

At sunrise the day on Roach’s farm begins like any other, with Teddy, the loyal farmhouse dog, outworking the humans as he circles the fields and rounds up livestock. The calm is shattered when the farmhand spots Louise, Roach’s daughter, and seizes the chance to become her knight in shining armor, hoping to win her hand in marriage.

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