Fish for Two 1925

Year Published: 1925

Country of Origin: United States

Description: 16mm Film - Fish for Two - USA 1925 Cinematography, Written and Directed by: Emery B. Bronte A Gem of the Screen - A Red Seal Picture It tells the story of a boy and his dog, who travel to a nearby river together and go fishing. The boy falls into the river, but the dog jumps in after him and drags him out. The boy ends up catching the almost lost fish and shares it with the dog. The newest series of one reelers which Max Fleischer, head of Red Seal Pictures is to distribute the coming season, consists of thirteen Bronte featurettes. Emery B. Bronte whose studio is located at Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, is making this series with Lassie and Jean, internationally famous dog actors. Lassie's most successful work was in "Torable David' and "The Beautiful City." Jean appeared in "Let's Get Married" and a number of other marked successes. These two dogs have been the special subject matter of a number of occasions for feature writers in leading magazines and newspapers during the past six years. One of Bronte's one reel novelties which Red Seal released the past season, "Fish for Two," played the New York Capitol and evoked personal commendation from Major Edward Bowes. This same reel later received about four thousand bookings throughout the entire United States. Bronte has been in the production end of special short screen subjects for fifteen years. His intimate specialty is the life of animals and their response in natural surroundings to human beings. His successes have been marked with the natural fashion in which he has been able to weave such circumstances into short dramatic episodes. Fleischer selected this series from several hundred reels, both American and foreign productions submitted to him within the past quarter year.

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