Chiefly Concerning Males

1915

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It all began through Sonny Jim's childish love for the make-believe. He wants to be a real postman, so when Daddy Jim gives him a letter to post, a most important business letter. Sonny trud... Read allIt all began through Sonny Jim's childish love for the make-believe. He wants to be a real postman, so when Daddy Jim gives him a letter to post, a most important business letter. Sonny trudges oft with it to the barn, where he very importantly deposits the missive in the oat bin... Read allIt all began through Sonny Jim's childish love for the make-believe. He wants to be a real postman, so when Daddy Jim gives him a letter to post, a most important business letter. Sonny trudges oft with it to the barn, where he very importantly deposits the missive in the oat bin. because it makes such a splendid make-believe letter box. In the same way he disposes of... Read all

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deickemeyer

There is much in this picture that gets over

A most enjoyable comedy written by Elsie Bronson and produced by Tefft Johnson, featuring "Sonny Jim," Bobbie Connelly. There is much in this picture that gets over and reminds one of childhood days. Sonny has an ambition to be a real postman and when entrusted with a letter of importance to mail, he deposits it in the oat bin in the barn. Fortunately it is the best place he could have mailed it, as he saves his father from a fraud. The ending is all satisfactory, and Sonny and Toto, his dog, unconsciously makes themselves heroes. An excellent release. - The Moving Picture World, January 30, 1915