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Voidsville Follies

Works featuring "airplane" (3)

The Compleat Sportsman (Max Linder pratique tous les sports)

Max Linder (director/lead/writer)
Armand Massard (writer)
Lucy d'Orbel (lead)
Pathé (production)

Language: Silent, French titles, released in Apr 1913
Minutes: 16

To wed a rich American, Max must beat competing suitors in sports.

Featured elements:

: airplane; automobile; boxing; comedy; gold digger; sports

When Love Took Wings

Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle (director/lead)
Helen Carlyle (lead)
Al St. John (lead)
Joe Bordeaux (lead)
Frank Hayes (lead)
Keystone 6-step Porch (location)
Keystone (production)

Language: Silent, English titles, released in Apr 1915
Minutes: 13

Little-known Helen Carlyle gives an animated Mabel-style performance in this aptly-titled fast-paced fun April Fool's Day flick, that also features a chase that looks like the inspiration for It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963).

Featured elements:

: airplane; automobile; biking; bombers; chase; comedy; crazy cops; fighting; forsaken; heroic defender; infidelity; parody; patriarchy; slapstick

Max Is Love Sick (Le hasard et l'amour)

Max Linder (director/lead/writer)
Lucy d'Orbel (lead)
Georges Gorby (lead)
Pathé (production)

Language: Silent, French titles, German subtitles, released in Sep 1915
Minutes: 26

Max is lovesick when rejected by his lover's father. Although billed as 'comédie sentimementale', other than the light humor of Max pretending to be a doctor, it's all played strictly sentimental.

Featured elements:

: airplane; animal act; emblematic shot; forbidden love; rescue; romance

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