Detail
Title ID | 8376 | Collection ID | 1187 | ||||||||
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Title | [Two Clowns] | ||||||||||
Date | 1906 | ||||||||||
Collection | Early Films | ||||||||||
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Theme | Early film in the South East | ||||||||||
Keywords | Fancy dress Play Performing Arts Entertainment | ||||||||||
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Format | Black & White Silent | ||||||||||
Duration | 00:02:11:20 | ||||||||||
Copyright & Access | Copyright restrictions apply, contact Screen Archive South East for details |
Summary
Two clowns tease each other, drinking and laughing, in this 1906 film by George Albert Smith.
Description
Two clowns sit at a table together. They light their cigarettes and the female clown blows smoke into the male clown's face. He pours drinks for each of them and they both take a sip. He whispers something to her that shocks her. She takes up a crayon to draw on his face in jest, clumsily painting on his nose and cheeks. He pushes her away laughing and they both take up their drinks.