Production

Carl Anderson

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Production

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7 titles

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No artwork available
NR

In this specific installment, Pinkerton Pup takes on the role of a nurse.

The Police Dog Turns Nurse

1916

O, What a Night! poster
5.7

Wholesaler Berggren's daughter Elin travels to Örebro to spend her honeymoon with her husband Efraim. They get separate rooms on the hotel and later that night she finds another woman in her husband's bed. She goes back home immediately. Elin's sister Irma is courted by the handsome Klas, but he seems to be unable to forget his last fiancée. Plot by Mattias Thuresson.

O, What a Night!

1937

Police Dog on the Wire poster
5.0

There is no discernible plot in this alluring early animated effort, just the title mutt; a cigar-chomping cop; a drunk named Piffle; a flirtatious dog;! and a hungry cat.

Police Dog on the Wire

1916

How to Grow Thin poster
NR

The story is that of Heza Gobbler and his wife, Ima Gobbler. Both were of normal size in their more youthful days, but a few years after they have “settled down” the extra fat has settled down on them so heavily that when they receive an invitation to a banquet neither can get Into the “glad rags” which have laid unused in their trunks for several years. When Mrs. Eaton Growthin, who was bridesmaid at their wedding, calls, Mrs. Ima Gobbler is moved to envy by her slender, graceful figure. Mrs. Gobbler is introduced to a specialist by her more slender friend, and in a few minutes receives his brief outline of the simple home method which she is to follow to lose weight. She follows the easy method for five months, and when she returns to the specialist’s office, his scales show that she has lost forty pounds. An entertaining story and clever comedy have been combined In "How to Grow' Thin” with a vital lesson to the great number of people who have a tendency to “grow fat.”

How to Grow Thin

1922

The Police Dog No. 5 poster
NR

Pietro, a bank burglar, travels in the disguise of an organ grinder and uses his trained monkey as a means of getting the swag. Monk tries to hold out some, but is caught in the act. Officer Piffle and the Pinkerton Pup spot Pietro and the monk at work and start after them. The latter hotfoot it away, the monk, pursued by the Pinkerton Pup, takes to the automobile of the president of the bank, while his luckless master is chased by Officer Piffle and is compelled to use his feet as a means of escape. Finally, after a chase that leads over houses, down chimneys, and through other out-of-the-way places, both culprits land in a station house and are put under arrest.

The Police Dog No. 5

1915

Fransson the Terrible poster
9.0

A young baker moves to the small town of Västerby and becomes successful with a new type of whole wheat bread.

Fransson the Terrible

1941

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No artwork available
NR

In this specific installment, Pinkerton Pup takes on the role of a nurse.

The Police Dog Turns Nurse

1916

O, What a Night! poster
5.7

Wholesaler Berggren's daughter Elin travels to Örebro to spend her honeymoon with her husband Efraim. They get separate rooms on the hotel and later that night she finds another woman in her husband's bed. She goes back home immediately. Elin's sister Irma is courted by the handsome Klas, but he seems to be unable to forget his last fiancée. Plot by Mattias Thuresson.

O, What a Night!

1937

Police Dog on the Wire poster
5.0

There is no discernible plot in this alluring early animated effort, just the title mutt; a cigar-chomping cop; a drunk named Piffle; a flirtatious dog;! and a hungry cat.

Police Dog on the Wire

1916

How to Grow Thin poster
NR

The story is that of Heza Gobbler and his wife, Ima Gobbler. Both were of normal size in their more youthful days, but a few years after they have “settled down” the extra fat has settled down on them so heavily that when they receive an invitation to a banquet neither can get Into the “glad rags” which have laid unused in their trunks for several years. When Mrs. Eaton Growthin, who was bridesmaid at their wedding, calls, Mrs. Ima Gobbler is moved to envy by her slender, graceful figure. Mrs. Gobbler is introduced to a specialist by her more slender friend, and in a few minutes receives his brief outline of the simple home method which she is to follow to lose weight. She follows the easy method for five months, and when she returns to the specialist’s office, his scales show that she has lost forty pounds. An entertaining story and clever comedy have been combined In "How to Grow' Thin” with a vital lesson to the great number of people who have a tendency to “grow fat.”

How to Grow Thin

1922

The Police Dog No. 5 poster
NR

Pietro, a bank burglar, travels in the disguise of an organ grinder and uses his trained monkey as a means of getting the swag. Monk tries to hold out some, but is caught in the act. Officer Piffle and the Pinkerton Pup spot Pietro and the monk at work and start after them. The latter hotfoot it away, the monk, pursued by the Pinkerton Pup, takes to the automobile of the president of the bank, while his luckless master is chased by Officer Piffle and is compelled to use his feet as a means of escape. Finally, after a chase that leads over houses, down chimneys, and through other out-of-the-way places, both culprits land in a station house and are put under arrest.

The Police Dog No. 5

1915

The Police Dog No. 5 poster
NR

Pietro, a bank burglar, travels in the disguise of an organ grinder and uses his trained monkey as a means of getting the swag. Monk tries to hold out some, but is caught in the act. Officer Piffle and the Pinkerton Pup spot Pietro and the monk at work and start after them. The latter hotfoot it away, the monk, pursued by the Pinkerton Pup, takes to the automobile of the president of the bank, while his luckless master is chased by Officer Piffle and is compelled to use his feet as a means of escape. Finally, after a chase that leads over houses, down chimneys, and through other out-of-the-way places, both culprits land in a station house and are put under arrest.

The Police Dog No. 5

1915

Fransson the Terrible poster
9.0

A young baker moves to the small town of Västerby and becomes successful with a new type of whole wheat bread.

Fransson the Terrible

1941