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Behind the Counter is a 1928 comedy featuring a storyline centered around a department store. Directed by Hollywood Productions, this film combines humor with a unique premise involving a mannequin and a store salesman.
This film has had limited format releases, primarily seen in older 16mm archives and some digital restorations, which have become increasingly scarce. Collector interest stems from its unique premise and the rarity of silent comedies, making it a fascinating piece for those who appreciate the nuances of early cinema. It's a fun exploration of the genre, showcasing the comedic timing and physicality that defined much of the era's humor.
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Behind the Counter is a comedy.
Behind the Counter was produced by Hollywood Productions.
The film stars Edward Everett Horton, Wally Howe, S.D. Wilcox, Dorothy Dwan, John Steppling, Nigel Barrie, and Oscar Smith.
The film is set in a department store and features a storyline involving a mannequin.
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