The Extra Girl

The Extra Girl tells the story of Sue Graham, a small-town girl who dreams of becoming a motion picture star. After mistakenly winning a contract, she arrives in Hollywood only to find herself working in the props department instead. The film showcases the chaos that ensues as her family becomes entangled with a swindler in California.

With a runtime of 69 minutes, this film captures the essence of early 20th-century filmmaking and the charm of silent cinema. Mabel Normand's performance is a highlight, adding to the film's comedic and romantic elements. As part of the Mack Sennett Comedies production, it reflects the era's style and storytelling.

Collectors will find The Extra Girl available in various formats, including DVD and laserdisc. Its comedic take on the film industry and small-town aspirations makes it an appealing addition for those interested in the evolution of comedy and romance in cinema history.