The Dumb-Bell

The film follows the owners of a movie studio as they navigate the troubles caused by a temperamental director. They make a deal with an actor, promising him the director's job if he can find a way to remove the director from the project. Released in the early 1920s, this short film captures the humor and chaos of the film industry during that era.

With a runtime of just 9 minutes, The Dumb-Bell offers a quick glimpse into the comedic side of filmmaking. Featuring a cast that includes Harry 'Snub' Pollard and Marie Mosquini, the film is a reflection of the silent comedy genre that was popular in the early 20th century. Collectors of classic comedies will appreciate this artifact from the silent film era.