Going Up

Going Up is a silent comedy that runs for 12 minutes. Directed by Louis Myll, it showcases the antics of Musty Suffer, a character whose invitation to a mansion results in hilarity. The film is part of the early 20th-century comedic tradition, reflecting the humor of its time.

The cast includes Harry Watson, George Bickel, Rosa Gore, and Alma Hanlon, who contribute to the comedic narrative. With themes involving a homeless person and scenes involving beer, the film engages with social dynamics in a light-hearted manner. This film is representative of the comedy genre in the silent film era and captures the essence of early cinematic storytelling.