July Days

Year: 1923

Runtime: 20 mins

Director: Robert F. McGowan

ComedyFamily

The gang spends their summer vacation trying any activity they can find. Mickey and Jack continue competing for Mary’s affection, while village blacksmith “Dad” Anderson lands a lucrative contract to build his invention—a sail‑propelled scooter. The friends manage to obtain a few scooters and gleefully sail down the city streets.

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