Home Keeping of Jim, The
Identifier
F.2006-10-0093
Date Of Production
circa 1920
Abstract
“The integrity of the home is one of the basic principles of American life. In this story Jim plans to leave home because of unpleasantness; before going, however, he decides to mend the sofa that his wife has requested him many times to do. One thing leads to another until the entire family is working in harmony to beautify the home and somehow Jim has lost his desire to leave.
Note: this film is also appropriate for use in 'clean up campaigns.'” [From the New York Public Library’s June 23, 1920 edition of the “Municipal Reference Library Notes.”]
Note: this film is also appropriate for use in 'clean up campaigns.'” [From the New York Public Library’s June 23, 1920 edition of the “Municipal Reference Library Notes.”]
Run Time
29 min 58 sec
Format
35mm
Color
B&W
Sound
Silent
Reel/Tape Number
1/2
Has Been Digitized?
Yes
Language Of Materials
English
Element
Print
Genre
Form
Subject
Related Collections
Distributor
Main Credits
Seay, Charles M. (is director)
Additional Credits
The Youths Companion (is contributor)
Kirby, Frank (camera)
Seay, Charles M. (is writer)
Participants And Performers
Sanford, Phil (is actor)
Allen, Ray (is actor)
Walsh, Alice (is actor)
Clark, Andy (is actor)
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