Let 'Er Go Gallegher (1928)
60 mins | Melodrama | 15 January 1928
Cast:
Junior Coghlan , Harrison Ford, Elinor Fair [ More ]Director:
Elmer CliftonWriter:
Elliott J. ClawsonCinematographer:
Lucien AndriotEditor:
Harold McLernonProduction Designer:
Stephen GoossonProduction Company:
De Mille Pictures Corp.According to a studio time-table in the 6 Oct 1927 Hollywood Vagabond, the film, under the working title Gallagher, was currently in production. Trade magazine advertisements indicated that De Mille Pictures originally planned to use the traditional spelling of the name, rather than the spelling of author Richard Haring Davis's "Gallegher" character, but relented when they changed the title to Let 'Er Go Gallegher.
The 6 Sep 1925 FD announced that work was completed.
In 1968, Richard Harding Davis' "Gallegher" character re-appeared in a popular, two-part episode of the television series The Wonderful World of Disney. Based on a Gallegher short story entitled "The Mystery of Edward Sims," the episode starred Roger Mobley as the young reporter. ...
According to a studio time-table in the 6 Oct 1927 Hollywood Vagabond, the film, under the working title Gallagher, was currently in production. Trade magazine advertisements indicated that De Mille Pictures originally planned to use the traditional spelling of the name, rather than the spelling of author Richard Haring Davis's "Gallegher" character, but relented when they changed the title to Let 'Er Go Gallegher.
The 6 Sep 1925 FD announced that work was completed.
In 1968, Richard Harding Davis' "Gallegher" character re-appeared in a popular, two-part episode of the television series The Wonderful World of Disney. Based on a Gallegher short story entitled "The Mystery of Edward Sims," the episode starred Roger Mobley as the young reporter.
Witnessing a murder committed by Four Fingers, a notorious criminal, street urchin Gallegher relates the scene to his friend Callahan, a newspaper reporter. Callahan's scoop gives him a swelled head, which gets him fired and nearly causes him to lose his girl friend, Clarissa; but he answers a call from Gallegher, who has gamely followed Four Fingers and fallen into his hands; and the pair succeed in capturing the ...
Witnessing a murder committed by Four Fingers, a notorious criminal, street urchin Gallegher relates the scene to his friend Callahan, a newspaper reporter. Callahan's scoop gives him a swelled head, which gets him fired and nearly causes him to lose his girl friend, Clarissa; but he answers a call from Gallegher, who has gamely followed Four Fingers and fallen into his hands; and the pair succeed in capturing the criminal.
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