Daily Dozens

As a short film produced by Rayart Pictures Corporation, Daily Dozens captures the comedic style of the 1920s. With Jack Cooper and John J. Richardson leading the cast, this film provides a glimpse into the early days of comedy in cinema. The work of writer/director Robert Tansey highlights the charm and wit typical of the era.

In addition to its comedic elements, the film features contributions from producer Billy West, known for his role as a silent film comedian and a Charlie Chaplin imitator. This connection adds an interesting layer to the film's production and its comedic approach, making it a notable piece for those interested in silent film history.