Married N' Everything

1920

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBetty's father wants her to marry G. I De Spize, but Betty has her heart set on Bud, a hapless buffoon. Betty's father takes her to the desert in search of a lost diamond mine. Hijinx ensue ... Tout lireBetty's father wants her to marry G. I De Spize, but Betty has her heart set on Bud, a hapless buffoon. Betty's father takes her to the desert in search of a lost diamond mine. Hijinx ensue when the both men rush to wed the pretty blonde.Betty's father wants her to marry G. I De Spize, but Betty has her heart set on Bud, a hapless buffoon. Betty's father takes her to the desert in search of a lost diamond mine. Hijinx ensue when the both men rush to wed the pretty blonde.

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- Heinie Conklin
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Réalisation
- Heinie Conklin
Casting principal

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Heinie Conklin

Bud Heely
(as Charles Conklin)

May Cummings

Betty

Max Asher

John B. Straw, Betty's father

Otto Kottke

A Bad Egg, G.I. DeSpize
(as Otto Kottka)

Ted Lawson

A Faithful Servant, Blondy
(as "Ted" Lawson)

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Directed by AND starring Heinie Conklin.

"Married 'N Everything" is a comedy starring Heinie Conklin (no relation to Chester Conklin of Keystone Pictures fame) as Bud. Bud wants to marry Betty, but Betty's father insists he pick his daughter's husband. Unfortunately, the father trusts Mr. G. I. De Spize and takes him and takes him and Betty with him to look for treasure in the African desert...and Mr. De Spize shows his true colors when he has a local tribe of cannibals kidnap the father and daughter. So, it's up to Bud and his loyal manservant to save the day.

This film is a product of its times and the 'Africa' folks are very broad stereotypes...ones that wouldn't sit well with modern sensibilities. Despite this, the film is moderately funny and worth seeing. A laugh riot? No...but a pleasing little film nevertheless...even with the cannibals and a passing black bear (in Africa??).