User: PseudoSkull
File: The Kid Brother (1927).webm
Author: Ted Wilde, Jay A. Howe
Publisher: Paramount Pictures
Year: 1927
PD: PD/US|1962
Note:
Cat: Comedy film, Silent film
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A<br>
Paramount<br>
Release
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Passed by the National Board of Review<br>
Copyright, 1927, by Harold Lloyd Corporation
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{{xxxx-larger|HAROLD LLOYD}}
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{{xx-larger|"THE KID BROTHER"}}
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Directed
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''by''
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{{sc|[[Author:Ted Wilde|Ted Wilde]]}}
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Co-directed by
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{{sc|[[Author:J. A. Howe|J. A. Howe]]}}
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00:19
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Story by
<br>
JOHN GREY{{gap}}TED WILDE
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TOM CRIZER
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Scenario by
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JOHN GREY{{gap}}LEX NEAL
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HOWARD GREEN
<br><br>
Photographed by
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WALTER LUNDIN
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Assisted by
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HENRY N. KOHLER
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00:32
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Production Manager
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JOHN L. MURPHY
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|left={{c|Film Editor<br>{{sc|ALLEN McNEIL}}<br><br>Art Director<br>LIELL K. VEDDER}}
|right={{c|Assistant Director<br>GAYLORD F. LLOYD<br><br>Technical Director<br>{{sc|WM. MacDONALD}}}}
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Produced by HAROLD LLOYD Corporation
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WILLIAM R. FRASER
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General Manager
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00:48
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{{c|CAST}}
{{TOC begin}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Harold Hickory|''HAROLD LLOYD''}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Mary Powers|''Jobyna Ralston''}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Jim Hickory|''Walter James''}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Leo Hickory|''Leo Willis''}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Olin Hickory|''Olin Francis''}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Sandoni|''C. Romanoff''}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|"Flash" Farrell|''Eddie Boland''}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Sam Hooper|''Frank Lanning''}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Hank Hooper|''R. Yearsley''}}
{{TOC end}}
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01:18
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Prof. Powers
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Original Mammoth}}
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{{xx-smaller|POWERS for STRENGTH and HEALTH}}
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MEDICINE SHOW
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01:26
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{{di|T}}he recent death of "Prof." Powers has left his daughter Mary with the problem of carrying on the medicine show.
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01:54
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{{" '}}Flash', I'm sorry I let you persuade me to keep on with the show."
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02:02
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"Forget it, Mary. It wouldn't be a show without you. Besides, everything's going to be O.K."
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02:19
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{{di|S}}heriff Jim Hickory and his two oldest sons have made the family name famous throughout the county.
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03:07
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{{di|H}}arold, the youngest Hickory, was born on April Fool's Day. The stork that brought him could hardly fly for laughing.
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04:30
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"We'll be leaving for the meeting directly——how about my Sunday shirt?"
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04:39
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"If anything happens to that shirt, young man, I'll whale the life out of you."
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05:41
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{{di|H}}ank Hooper, Harold's sworn enemy ever since Harold sold him a dozen door knobs for fresh eggs in the dark.
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08:00
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"Well, I see the town raised the money for the damn all right."
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08:07
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"It will be a big thing for Hickoryville."
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08:13
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"And a bigger thing for you—eh, Sheriff?"
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08:25
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"Son, how many times have I told you we don't want any more trouble with these Hickorys."
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08:50
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"Where is this metropolis of Hickoryville—and who signs the permits for the shows there?"
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08:58
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"Sheriff Jim Hickory—but he ain't got any use for medicine shows——he run the last one out of town."
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09:54
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"You stay here, son—the town meeting's no place for boys."
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12:52
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"Hi, Sheriff!"
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13:17
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"I've brought this show all the way from New York just to play your wonderful city."
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13:28
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"Sheriff, I'd like you to autograph this little permit."
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13:54
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{{The Kid Brother/Medicine Show Flyer}}
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14:09
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{{The Kid Brother/Subscribers to County Dam}}
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14:19
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"I move we give Sheriff Hickory a vote of thanks and place the money in his keeping until it is time to turn it over."
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14:38
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"I appreciate your confidence, Mr. Chairman—and I'll write the State Treasurer tonight."
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14:46
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"I'd rather see that much money in a real safe place."
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14:58
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"You're hinting that it won't be safe with me?"
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15:04
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"I got some money in there——and I don't want to see it——mislaid!"
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16:56
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"Keep back—or someone might get hurt."
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17:57
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"Mr. Hickory, I—I don't know how to thank you—"
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18:06
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"Who told you my name?"
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18:11
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"Everyone in this state knows the Hickorys—"
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18:16
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"—and I'm proud to have met the man who made the Hickory name famous."
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18:34
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"You mean my father and brothers."
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18:41
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"You're too modest—but I like you for it."
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19:23
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"What's your name?"
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19:26
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"Mary!"
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19:50
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"Where do you live?"
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19:55
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"With the Medicine Show——down by the river."
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20:17
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"Goodbye!"
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20:20
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{{smaller|"Goodbye!"}}
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21:03
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"This is a great day for Hickoryville—and we Hickorys have something to be proud of."
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21:13
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"Never mind the letter——do those supper dishes."
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22:59
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{{cb|
{{right|offset=2em|Hickoryville<br>May 6.}}
State Treasurer,<br>
{{gap|2em}}Dear Sir:<br>
{{gap|4em}}The Hickoryville citizens have collected their share for the dam and it is now in my keeping. We are now waiting further instructions from you regarding the dam money.
{{right|offset=3em|Respectfully,}}
{{right|offset=2em|Sheriff Jim Hickory}}
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23:14
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"How does that sound to you?"
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23:38
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"Now you boys can sign it."
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24:11
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[...] the dam site and are {{reconstruct|now}} ready to turn over the dam money.
{{right|offset=3em|Respectfully,}}
{{right|Jim Hickory, sheriff<br>Olin Hickory<br>Leo. Hickory.<br>Harold Hickory}}
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24:25
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"Goin' to the show?"
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24:29
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"That big medicine show in the village."
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24:39
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"Who gave them permission to play here?"
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25:22
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"I thought I'd mail our letter."
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25:29
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"Did you give them permission?"
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25:45
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"As you seem to be taking over the duties of sheriff—go down and stop the show."
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27:35
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"This medicine is not only good for man and beast but is recommended as a furniture polish and for cleaning harness."
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27:57
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"My father sent me down to stop the show—if you don't mind."
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28:29
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"Now, folks, on the count of three, this trick will prove that the little sheriff is out of sight."
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28:59
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"Now, folks, we will again be entertained by our little beauty!"
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29:13
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"If you don't stop the show, I'll have you arrested."
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29:31
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"Where's your authority?"
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30:02
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"One moment, Sheriff, I've got a little present for you—first."
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31:29
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"I'm giving you twenty-four hours to get out of here!"
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31:37
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"I'll get the key, Mr. Hickory—"
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31:45
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"The kid is as much at fault as anybody."
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31:52
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"I'll attend to him when we get home."
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36:13
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"Will these do for tonight?"
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36:51
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"Would you get me a glass of water, please?"
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37:11
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"Wouldn't you rather have some hot coffee?"
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38:44
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"It's the wind."
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40:19
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"Me and ma have come to take the girl home."
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40:24
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"She can't stay here where there's no womenfolks. It ain't decent."
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40:33
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"I suppose I'd better go."
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40:48
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"Will you go with me to the celebration for the dam tomorrow?"
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41:26
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"Good night, Mary—I'm going to sleep in the barn."
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41:48
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{{di|N}}ext morning—
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42:00
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{{sc|Hickoryville Clarion}}
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{{rh|{{xx-smaller|VOL. IX. No. 44}}|{{xx-smaller|HICKORYVILLE, MAY 7, 1927}}|{{xx-smaller|Published Weekly}}}}
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MONEY COLLECTED FOR COUNTY DAM
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{{fine|SHERIFF JIM HICKOERY REALIZES LIFE-LONG AMBITION}}
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At a mass meeting held at Town Hall today, Hickoryville officially turned over to Sheriff Hickory the money that has been collected from the townspeople for the building of the new dam.
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The money will now remain in the Sheriff's keeping until the celebration tomorrow when he will turn it over to the State officials who will be present.
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This is a big movement for Hickoryville as the hopes for a county dam are now to be realized and the much needed water supply will make our [...]
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42:06
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{{x-smaller|The money will now remain in the Sheriff's keeping until the celebration tomorrow when he will turn it over to the State officials who will be present.}}
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42:25
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"Where's that Harold?"
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42:29
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"Sleeping in the barn."
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42:33
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"The girl from the medicine show came home with him. She's asleep in the parlor."
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43:43
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"Miss—I'm going to fetch you some breakfast."
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45:00
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"Everything all right, miss?"
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45:27
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"Here's your breakfast, Miss."
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48:01
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"Get to work—that boy Harold does more work than both of you."
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49:35
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"—and if you fellows ever try anything like that again, I won't let you off so easy."
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50:10
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"I'm earning my board at the Hoopers' by helping with the housework."
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50:34
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"I'll get my wraps."
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50:41
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"You go in and get her wraps—I want to speak to her a moment."
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51:31
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"The older he grows, the worse he gets."
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53:45
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"You boys better get dressed for the celebration."
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54:04
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"Come on, you're going with me to the celebration."
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54:30
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"If you don't go with me, you won't go with anybody."
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55:32
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"The money for the dam has been stolen!"
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56:03
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"All I know is—I found the strong box open and the money gone."
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56:14
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"Some one broke into your house, opened the box——and you didn't hear nothing?"
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56:31
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"It sounds funny to me—"
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56:41
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"Haven't you any clue, Jim?"
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56:53
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{{The Kid Brother/Medicine Show Flyer}}
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57:04
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"I just got an idea who did this and I'm going out and get them."
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57:17
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"We ain't satisfied with your goin' and I reckon you better stay here till we are."
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57:31
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"Then I'll deputize my sons."
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57:40
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"Boys, it's those two fellows with the medicine show. Bring them back here."
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57:55
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"Son, you might get hurt. This is a man's job."
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58:32
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"Harold, why aren't you going with your brothers?"
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58:47
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"You see——my father and brothers don't reckon much on me—and I guess they're right."
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58:59
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"I'm not what you think I am. I was just pretending."
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59:10
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"But you can be what I think you are—without pretending."
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59:20
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"—and no matter what anybody else thinks, have confidence in yourself and you can't lose."
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59:32
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"Do you really believe in me?"
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59:42
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"There's that girl from the medicine show——and he's helping her to get away."
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1:00:30
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"Pop, I reckon they got away."
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1:01:01
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{{c|BLACK GHOST}}
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1:01:17
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{{The Kid Brother/Subscribers to County Dam}}
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1:08:27
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"Hello, SHERIFF—"
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1:08:37
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"You keep him covered, Sheriff, while I get the money."
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1:11:12
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"Help! Help! I can't swim!"
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1:14:05
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"I went clear beyond the county line but not a trace of them."
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1:14:12
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"Jim Hickory, I believe you stole that money!"
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1:17:13
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"Let's put him under arrest and take the law in our own hands."
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1:17:36
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"The leading citizen of Hickoryville may soon find himself at the end of his rope."
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1:19:43
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"Son, you're a real Hickory!"
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1:21:26
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{{c|{{sc|Finis}}}}
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