Poppy

Year: 1936

Runtime: 75 mins

Language: English

Director: A. Edward Sutherland

Comedy

A flamboyant carnival con artist and snake‑oil salesman, Eustace McGargle, constantly evades the relentless sheriff while proudly showcasing his talented daughter, Mademoiselle Poppy. She warbles for the crowd as he dazzles with feats of legerdemain, and despite the chase his devotion to her remains absolute.

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