Home Made (1927)

70 mins | Comedy | 20 November 1927

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HISTORY

Home Made was currently in production at the Two-Art studios in Hollywood, CA, according to the 31 Jul 1927 FD.^r ...

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Home Made was currently in production at the Two-Art studios in Hollywood, CA, according to the 31 Jul 1927 FD.^r

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GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS
SOURCE CITATIONS
SOURCE
DATE
PAGE
Film Daily
31 Jul 1927
p. 6
Film Daily
25 Dec 1927
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New York Times
13 Dec 1927
p. 33
Variety
14 Dec 1927
p. 21
DETAILS
Release Date:
20 November 1927
Production Date:
Jul 1927
Copyright Info
Claimant
Date
Copyright Number
First National Pictures, Inc.
1 November 1927
LP24592
Physical Properties:
Silent
Black and White
Duration(in mins):
70
Length(in feet):
6,450
Length(in reels):
7
Country:
United States
Language:
English
SYNOPSIS

Johnny White, whose claim to fame is as hometown entertainer, leaves home after a disagreement with his stepfather and goes to New York to promote his mother's homemade jam. He takes a job as hotel waiter and in that capacity meets Dorothy Fenton, her aunt, and a Mr. Tilford, a jam manufacturer. Johnny takes Dorothy to a phonograph store, where they play records and dance; when he is invited to a party at which he is detailed to work as a waiter, he contrives to play both guest and waiter at once. Employing his talent of ventriloquism, he advertises Ulika Jam on a radio announcement, a ploy that results in financial success. He thus rescues Dorothy from her villainous ...

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Johnny White, whose claim to fame is as hometown entertainer, leaves home after a disagreement with his stepfather and goes to New York to promote his mother's homemade jam. He takes a job as hotel waiter and in that capacity meets Dorothy Fenton, her aunt, and a Mr. Tilford, a jam manufacturer. Johnny takes Dorothy to a phonograph store, where they play records and dance; when he is invited to a party at which he is detailed to work as a waiter, he contrives to play both guest and waiter at once. Employing his talent of ventriloquism, he advertises Ulika Jam on a radio announcement, a ploy that results in financial success. He thus rescues Dorothy from her villainous suitor.

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Name Occurs Before Title
AFI Life Achievement Award

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