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Hot Cakes for Two (1926)
Country girl Alice responds to an advertisement for a "movie school" that promises to transform her into a shining star in record time. Upon arriving at the school, Alice is immediately taken advantage of by the operators, who take her "bank roll". The school staff immediately begins a screen test to see how she "registers" in front of a camera, ordering her to perform various poses and emotional expressions to prove her potential.
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Country girl Alice responds to an advertisement for a "movie school" that promises to transform her into a shining star in record time. Upon arriving at the school, Alice is immediately taken advantage of by the operators, who take her "bank roll". The school staff immediately begins a screen test to see how she "registers" in front of a camera, ordering her to perform various poses and emotional expressions to prove her potential.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Margaret Houghton
In Theaters:1/17/1926
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Mack Sennett Comedies
Cast
Alfred J. Goulding
Director
Alice Day
Alice Randall
George Beranger
J. Percy Sappington - Drama Coach
Roger Moore
Royal Porter - Film Star
Louise Carver
Dramatic Pupil
Eugenia Gilbert
Porter's Leading Lady
Irving Bacon
Photographer
Marion McDonald
(uncredited)
Barney Hellum
Gus Runty
Marvin Loback
J. Cecil Larger - Director
Danny O'Shea
Hot Cakes Customer
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