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"Bill and I Went Fishing" is a 1935 film that blends poetry and performance. Directed by William M. Pizor, this short features Al Shayne and Norman Brokenshire in a unique cinematic experience centered on verse.
This film has a bit of a niche appeal and isn’t exactly common in circulation, which adds to its intrigue for collectors. You might find it tucked away in collections focusing on early American cinema or poetry adaptations. The scarcity of prints means it often pops up at specialty auctions and can command attention among those who appreciate its understated beauty. Its connection to Edgar A. Guest also makes it a unique piece for literary enthusiasts in the film collecting community.
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The film is centered on poetry, featuring a poetic narrative with musical elements.
The film was directed by William M. Pizor.
The top cast includes Al Shayne and Norman Brokenshire.
The film was released in 1935.
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