Pruning the Movies

In Pruning the Movies, Colonel Bunk decides to take on the role of the self-appointed "supreme censor of the movies" after watching his first film. He and his Board of Censors engage in a series of comedic antics as they attempt to "prune" a movie, showcasing the absurdity of censorship.

This film features notable performances from Eddie Lyons, Lee Moran, Carmen de Phillipi, and Harry L. Rattenberry, all contributing to its slapstick humor. As a product of the silent film era, it reflects the early days of cinema and the evolving relationship between filmmakers and censors. The connection to the Nestor Film Company adds historical significance to this early comedic work.