Oft In The Silly Night (1929)

A chauffeur falls in love with the daughter of his employer.
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[@keithwisdom1663]

better quality and dignity than most films today

[@Themaddprof]

That was my favorite of this series. Roberta Hyson should have gone so much further as an actress, but for the times.

[@803veghead]

I really enjoyed that.

[@kylereese4542]

Lol this was funny

[@debeauti2877]

Cute

[@kylereese4542]

Debeauti Hi

[@debeauti2877]

Bertrand Collins hello

[@kylereese4542]

@@debeauti2877 Thanks for replying. I find you attractive. I see we have some things in common so far. We enjoy some of the same cinema.

[@keithwisdom1663]

they was saying 5 spot back then..... I thought we made that up

[@tailor-mademedia1406]

That's *Privacy* from the last flick, Mike. Why did it take *Spencer Wlliams* so long to get on as an actor?

[@Themaddprof]

Tailor-Made Media the times. He had to produce his own films in the 1930s and 40s. My mother saw one of them, "The Blood of Jesus" when she was a girl, and I had the joy of showing her a VHS of that in her old age.

[@tailor-mademedia1406]

@@Themaddprof Yeah. I saw *The Blood of Jesus* on this very same channel. 🎬

[@Penrose-wi6tx]

I read that there were at least five more comedy shorts, within the series but are considered lost…. I find it strange that only the all black shorts are lost, all of the director all white shorts are available 🫤😶