Now You Tell One

Year: 1926

Runtime: 20 mins

Director: Harold L. Muller

ComedyFantasy

The Liars Club stages a contest to crown the teller of the most unbelievable story, offering a gold medallion prize. Frustrated by the other members’ dull entries, one participant brings in Charley Bowers, who claims he invented a magic potion that can grow anything via a simple grafting technique. Charley shares his extraordinary tale with the club.

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