Joy Ride

1929

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Comedy sketch in which a pair of hapless guys try to pick up a couple of girls. The girls perform a song, then depart. When the guys attempt to follow, their car breaks down.Comedy sketch in which a pair of hapless guys try to pick up a couple of girls. The girls perform a song, then depart. When the guys attempt to follow, their car breaks down.Comedy sketch in which a pair of hapless guys try to pick up a couple of girls. The girls perform a song, then depart. When the guys attempt to follow, their car breaks down.

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George LeMaire

Joe Phillips

McCarty

Esther Muir

Esther Studebaker
(uncredited)

Director
- Bert Glennon
Writer
- George LeMaire
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planktonrules

Joe Phillips....one annoying guy!

Apparently, the Vaudeville sketch "Joyriding" was made famous by George LeMaire and he performs it with Joe Phillips and later they're joined by two singing ladies.

The short was filmed in some studio and the street scene background is apparently painted. George and Joe are waiting with their car for a couple ladies. When they arrive, Joe inexplicably behaves like a lowlife--yelling woo-woo, assaulting the women and being a total jerk. None of this is funny. Then, the ladies sing a brief number....after which, Joe becomes mean and nasty once again....none of which was very funny. Overall, proof that not everything old is good!

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"Joyriding" was originally one of the skits by George LeMaire in "Fads and Fancies", a Broadway musical production, and later part of Ziegfeld Follies.