It’s the Old Army Game

Year: 1926

Runtime: 76 mins

Director: A. Edward Sutherland

Comedy

Across seven lively reels, the film strings together a series of slap‑stick set‑pieces. Sleeping druggist Elmer Prettywillie is disturbed first by a woman ringing the night bell to buy a two‑cent stamp, then by garbage collectors, followed by firemen responding to a false alarm, and finally by a genuine blaze, delivering a big laugh with each gag.

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