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Fair Enough
(1922) United States of America
B&W : Two reels
Directed by Al Christie
Cast: Dorothy Devore [Dolly, the speeder, also known as Dolly the Dip], Earl Rodney (Earle Rodney) [Dolly’s partner in crime], George B. French [Dolly’s father], Tom Dempsey [the chief of police], Eddie Baker [the detective]
Christie Film Company, Incorporated, production; distributed by Educational Film Exchanges, Incorporated [Christie Comedies]. / Produced by Al Christie. From a screen story by Robert Hall. Art direction by Thomas A. Brierley. Photographed (cinematography) by Anton Nagy and Alex Phillips. Presented by E.W. Hammons. / Released 23 April 1922. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format.
Comedy.
Synopsis: [Exhibitors’ Herald, 27 May 1922, page ?] Dorothy falls in love at first sight with Rodney, and while racing after him, breaks the law speeding. She is thrown in jail and her father orders them to keep her there as a lesson. Rodney is also arrested and occupies the next cell. They confide to each other that they are crooks, with bad records. Then Dorothy is released. She breaks the law again and is arrested. Then Rodney is released and tries to get back in. He finally succeeds but finds Dorothy walking out of the jail as he enters. Then the judge sentences them to life together, which just suits both of them and their parents.
Survival status: (unknown)
Current rights holder: Public domain [USA].
Listing updated: 5 February 2024.
References: Website-IMDb.
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