Whoa, Emma!

1926

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Jimmie Adams and Trixie the Horse in Whoa, Emma! (1926)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA ranch owner attempts to bring about the capture of a wild horse named "Wild Emma," whose vamping qualities are creating havoc among the ranch horses. In response to a letter requesting hel... Alles lesenA ranch owner attempts to bring about the capture of a wild horse named "Wild Emma," whose vamping qualities are creating havoc among the ranch horses. In response to a letter requesting help from a correspondence school, Jimmie arrives on the scene with his valet and on making "... Alles lesenA ranch owner attempts to bring about the capture of a wild horse named "Wild Emma," whose vamping qualities are creating havoc among the ranch horses. In response to a letter requesting help from a correspondence school, Jimmie arrives on the scene with his valet and on making "Emma's" acquaintance, they immediately become fast friends, much to the consternation of t... Alles lesen

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Trixie to the Rescue

When wild horse Trixie keeps opening the gates and freeing horses, ranch owner Molly Malone hires Jimmy Adams to deal with the problem. When he tames Trixie, however, jealous ranch hands tie him up and kidnap Molly, so it's Trixie to the rescue!

There were several Wonder Horses at the moment. Rex was starring in a mostly straight dramatic feature for competitor Hal Roach, so the Christie Brothers may have intended this as a spoof. It's a pretty good effort. Most of the Christie shorts seemed to have just enough plots to get from one joke to the next, but this one actually has a story, as well as Hank Mann as Jimmy's valet to offer a couple of nicely executed gag.