Universal Ike Makes a Monkey of Himself

In Universal Ike Makes a Monkey of Himself, the story revolves around Ike, who becomes the cook at a ranch. When a theatrical troupe finds themselves stranded nearby, Ike seizes the opportunity to invite them over, hoping to impress the leading lady. However, he quickly learns that he must compete for her attention against her pet monkey, adding a humorous twist to his pursuit.

This film features performances from Augustus Carney, Louise Glaum, and Harry Moody. As a comedy from the silent film era, it highlights the quirks and situational humor that characterized early cinema. Collectors who appreciate the evolution of film comedy or the history of silent films may find this title a relevant piece for their collection.