Rubber Tires
1927 | 52m | English
Popularity: 1 (history)
| Director: | Alan Hale |
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| Writer: | Tay Garnett, Frank Condon, Zelda Sears |
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| When the Stack family suffers some financial setbacks, daughter Mary Ellen suggests they buy a car and relocate to California. Unbeknownst to them, their used car is worth more than they ever could have imagined. | |
| Release Date: | Feb 07, 1927 |
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| Director: | Alan Hale |
| Writer: | Tay Garnett, Frank Condon, Zelda Sears |
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| Production Companies | DeMille Pictures Corporation |
| Box Office |
Revenue: $0
Budget: $0 |
| Updates |
Updated: Aug 04, 2024 Entered: Apr 30, 2024 |
| Name | Character |
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| Bessie Love | Mary Ellen Stack |
| Erwin Connelly | Pat Stack |
| Frank Coghlan Jr. | Charley Stack |
| May Robson | Mrs. Stack |
| Harrison Ford | Bill James |
| Clarence Burton | Mexican |
| John Patrick | Dudley Blake |
| Name | Job |
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| Alan Hale | Director |
| Tay Garnett | Adaptation |
| Frank Condon | Story |
| Zelda Sears | Adaptation |
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An early outing for Harrison Ford? Well, not unless he was an extremely early glint in his parent's eye... No, this features a completely different actor in the rather watchable tale of the "Stack" family. Daft old "Pa" (Erwin Connelly) blew the meagre family fortune of a house in California upon wh ... ich, he hoped, an oilfield sat! OK, yes - maybe a bit of a gamble but off they go since they must pay quite a chunk of back taxes to Uncle Sam. What ensues is quite a nifty little silent comedy, directed by Alan Hale, that mixes just a hint of slapstick with a bit of romance and some cracking old cars - one that might be worth $10,000 - as they traverse their country, A few decent supporting roles from "Junior" (Frank Coghlan) who bristles at the very idea he must wash behind his ears, and the slightly, but amiably, stereotyped (and uncredited) Jewish fella and his son - and, of course, the aforementioned Ford who is pursuing his love, their daughter "Mary Ellen" (Bessie Love). I found Love really only had one gear as an actress, but she's fine with this - as they all are and I quite enjoyed it - it's only just over an hour.