Man To Man

Salesmanship and psychology instruction for gun dealers., Depicts by means of pantomine against a background of music, the reactions of a ten year old boy and his father to a poor report card. Shows the father's insensitivity and lack of perception in handling the situation, and remorse for his prescribed punishment. Portrays the father's imitation of his son's childish antics in a feeble attempt to right his wrong and to salvage his son's pride and friendship.

Credits

Directed by
Stuart Paton
Written by
George C. Hull
Cast
Harry Carey, Harold Goodwin, Lillian Rich

Copyright

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Salesmanship and psychology instruction for gun dealers., Depicts by means of pantomine against a background of music, the reactions of a ten year old boy and his father to a poor report card. Shows the father's insensitivity and lack of perception in handling the situation, and remorse for his prescribed punishment. Portrays the father's imitation of his son's childish antics in a feeble attempt to right his wrong and to salvage his son's pride and friendship., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

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  2. Wikidata · Q6746457 ↗ — year, country, genre, credits, copyright