Series: Glenn Tryon
Director: Fred L. Guiol, James Parrott
Producer: Hal Roach
Titles: 
Photography: 
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Stars: Glenn Tryon, Charles Sellon
Company: Pathé Exchange
Released: 20 June 1926
Length: 2 reels
Production No.: H-7
Filming dates: March 2-19, 1926;added scenes April 5 & 18, 1926
Rating: -/10
The Cow's Kimono
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As a result of two years' courtship, Glen [sic] and his wife embark in the old reliable comedy flivver—loaded down with their worldly possessions—for a trip through the ranch country. Darkness of night and dangerous roads force them to seek shelter in a nearby ranch-house owned by a father and his formidable-looking daughter. The latter has a playful little habit of pulling out her two guns and frequently indulging in a shooting spree; during which time no one within range is safe. On this particular night, with Glen [sic] and his wife established as guests, her shooting complex again manifests itself with the result that the couple are glad to escape after several riotous adventures. ~ Motion Picture News, 26 June 1926 |
| Trivia • Copyrighted July 26, 1926. |
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Glenn Tryon Husband |
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Vivien Oakland Wife |
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Charlotte Mineau [?] |
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Charles Sellon 'Pa', the rancher |
Jerry Mandy [?] |
| LOBBY CARDS (click any image to enlarge) 
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| Acknowledgements: Jorge Finkielman (lobby cards) https://archive.org/stream/motionpicture33moti#page/n1193/mode/1up/search/kimono (Motion Picture News, 26 Jun 1926) https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/527863425/ (The Californian, 04 Oct 1926) https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/527863460/ (The Californian, 05 Oct 1926) Jesse Brisson (information) Richard W. Bann (identification of Charles Sellon) This page was last updated on: 21 October 2020 |