Mack Sennett Collection Vol. 1

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  • 1909
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The Mack Sennett Collection Vol. 1 is a delightful collection of some of the earliest comedic films from one of the pioneers of American cinema: Mack Sennett. These silent films are from the early 1900s and showcase the talent of some of the biggest stars of the day, including Charlie Chaplin and Mabel Normand.

The collection includes over two dozen silent films, each one guaranteed to bring a smile to your face. The physical comedy is both slapstick and clever, and it’s amazing to see how these early filmmakers managed to create so much humor with such limited technology.

One of the highlights of the collection is Mabel Normand’s performance. She was one of the biggest stars of the time and it’s easy to see why. Her on-screen charisma and comic timing are impeccable. She shines in films like Mabel’s Strange Predicament, one of the earliest appearances of Charlie Chaplin’s iconic Tramp character.

Speaking of Chaplin, he’s also featured in several films in the collection. Although his Tramp character is not fully formed yet, you can see glimpses of the character that would become his most famous creation. In a film like The Fatal Mallet, for example, Chaplin’s physicality and sense of humor are already apparent.

The collection also includes films from other talented performers, such as Fatty Arbuckle and Ford Sterling. Their performances are just as hilarious and impressive as those of Normand and Chaplin.

One of the standout features of the collection is the quality of the restoration work. These are old films and it’s incredible to see how they’ve been brought back to life. The picture quality is sharp and clear, and the soundtrack is an original orchestral score created just for this release. It’s amazing to think that these films have been given new life for modern audiences to enjoy.

Another feature of the collection is the extensive bonus features. These include audio commentaries, behind-the-scenes documentaries, and even some rare footage from the era. It’s a wealth of information and adds a lot of value to the release.

Overall, the Mack Sennett Collection Vol. 1 is a fantastic release that’s sure to please fans of silent comedy. The films are hilarious, the restoration work is impressive, and the bonus features are extensive. It’s a must-have for fans of early cinema and for those who appreciate the art of physical comedy.

Mack Sennett Collection Vol. 1 is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (50 episodes). The series first aired on February 15, 1909.

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The Fatal Glass of Beer
50. The Fatal Glass of Beer
March 3, 1933
Fields relates the sad tale of his son who went astray in the city; he and his wife later receive a visit from the son who has been released from jail after serving time for stealing bonds. Adapted from Fields' 1928 Earl Carroll Vanities sketch "Stolen Bonds."
Don't Play Bridge With Your Wife
49. Don't Play Bridge With Your Wife
January 13, 1933
A history lesson on how a game of bridge between the betrothed has always resulted in disaster, whether in the Stone Age, in Henry Viii's England or in modern times between honeymooning Nora and Cornelius.
The Dentist
48. The Dentist
December 9, 1932
Fields goes golfing, and then attends to a series of dental patients while trying to prevent his daughter Kane's elopement.
The Bluffer
47. The Bluffer
September 28, 1930
Clyde has selected Stedman as the chosen suitor for daughter O'Leary over her preferred lover Pendleton, but Stedman's true colors are exposed during a beach rowboat expedition with Clyde.
Taxi For Two
46. Taxi For Two
September 2, 1928
Vance gets Cooper a job at her father's Hoot Owl Garage after he saves her life, and the pair embarks on a taxi ride marked by several misunderstandings.
Run, Girl, Run
45. Run, Girl, Run
January 15, 1928
Sunnyside College and coach Daphne are dependent upon Carole's athleticism to win the big track meet, but she is more interested in rendezvousing with cadet Hallett.
Fiddlesticks
44. Fiddlesticks
November 27, 1927
Harry's attempts as a street musician are met with cascades of junk thrown from upper floor windows, so he teams up with a knick-knack dealer to collect and sell the thrown items.
The Pride of Pikeville
43. The Pride of Pikeville
June 5, 1927
Baron Bonamo comes to rural America to escape angry European husbands, but winds up the subject of two shotgun weddings featuring Hill and Taylor.
Broke In China
42. Broke In China
April 24, 1927
After sailor Ben wins a fortune at roulette in a Chinese cabaret he is wooed by two aging flappers.
Ice Cold Cocos
41. Ice Cold Cocos
June 20, 1926
Billy and Andy attempt to deliver ice to Madeline, but raise the jealousy of her burly boyfriend Kewpie; they then go to a skating rink to steal ice, and Billy is enlisted in a hockey game against a team captained by the tough boyfriend.
Hoboken To Hollywood
40. Hoboken To Hollywood
September 5, 1926
Transferred to California, Bevan and family caravan with travelers Dent and Hill and their mobile home, making the second couple's western expedition a disaster.
A Sea Dog's Tale
39. A Sea Dog's Tale
July 11, 1926
Billy escapes his marriage-minded landlady and winds up on Salami in the Sausage Isles, where he is selected to marry the King's daughter.
Saturday Afternoon
38. Saturday Afternoon
January 31, 1926
Henpecked Langdon sneaks away from his wife to join his factory cohort Dent for an outing with cuties Hiatt and Montgomery.
A Rainy Knight
37. A Rainy Knight
September 20, 1925
Phonograph needle company sales manager McKee rescues vamp Gilbert from a runaway horse and falls in love, which causes problems with his girlfriend Taylor and Gilbert's sweetie Loback-who happens to be McKee's boss.
Super-Hooper-Dyne-Lizzies
36. Super-Hooper-Dyne-Lizzies
June 14, 1925
Inventor Andy and assistant Billy develop radio-controlled cars, which put gasoline magnate Jack out of business; Jack then attempts to sabotage their control center during a masquerade party.
His Marriage Wow
35. His Marriage Wow
March 1, 1925
Professor McGlumm leads Harry to believe his new wife's family is trying to kill him to collect life insurance money, and then takes him on a wild ride to the hospital when Harry thinks he's been poisoned.
Galloping Bungalows
34. Galloping Bungalows
November 2, 1924
Bandmaster Billy consents to marry ugly widow Sunshine because he believes she's wealthy, then finds out that her beautiful daughter Natalie is the heir; Sid rivals with villain Jack for the daughter, while the family's beach bungalow is carted away on a horse by accident, catching fire.
Black Oxfords
33. Black Oxfords
May 18, 1924
Son Sid escapes jail with pal Dent and discovers that his mother and sister are being threatened with eviction by Richardson; Sid then rides a horse in a steeplechase to pay off the mortgage.
The Dare-Devil
32. The Dare-Devil
November 25, 1923
After earning the wrath of director Gribbon for destroying a cabin set, movie stuntman Turpin is left behind in a flooded water tank set when the crew races to film a real fire.
The Extra Girl
31. The Extra Girl
October 28, 1923
After her parents refuse to let her marry garage mechanic Dave, Sue wins a movie contest and goes to Hollywood. As a wardrobe department worker, Sue gets into all kinds of trouble around the studio and then comes to her parents' rescue when oil swindler Hackett cheats them.
Gymnasium Jim
30. Gymnasium Jim
May 9, 1922
Billy is the owner of an odd auto garage, and uses unorthodox training equipment to prepare for a boxing match against burly Marvin; meanwhile, former employee Kewpie is involved in a plot to steal the gate receipts.
Don't Weaken
29. Don't Weaken
September 5, 1920
Newly rich Reilly becomes upset by dancing instructor and bogus royal Yonson's attention to his wife and daughter, and engages him in a boxing match.
Down On The Farm
28. Down On The Farm
April 25, 1920
Finlayson holds the mortgage on Fazenda's father's farm, a matter that could be rectified with her marriage to the evil banker. However, she loves Gribbon, and fakes a letter from a "mystery man" to impugn her past to break the engagement with Finlayson. Meanwhile, news that she has inherited a city uncle's estate further complicates things.
Hearts And Flowers
27. Hearts And Flowers
June 22, 1919
Handsome orchestra leader Sterling gives Louise the cold shoulder until he hears that she has inherited a fortune, then tries to worm his way out of the wedding despite the presence of her three tough brothers.
A Clever Dummy
26. A Clever Dummy
July 15, 1917
Janitor Ben substitutes himself for a mechanical dummy and winds up on stage during a theatrical performance.
Her Torpedoed Love
25. Her Torpedoed Love
May 13, 1917
Knowing that cook/servant Louise has been established as wealthy Booker's heir, Ford plots to get Booker and Louise's husband on a ship targeted by German submarines so he can marry the rich widow.
Teddy At The Throttle
24. Teddy At The Throttle
April 15, 1917
Villain Beery, in a plot to get his hands on a fortune, ties Gloria to the railroad tracks and Bobby must rescue her with a major assist from canine pal Teddy.
Madcap Ambrose
23. Madcap Ambrose
July 16, 1916
Ambrose ignores Polly's advances until he learns she has inherited a fortune.
His Bitter Pill
22. His Bitter Pill
April 30, 1916
Mama's boy sheriff Mack loses Louella to bandit Edgar; then Mack must go after him when Edgar holds up a stagecoach.
Fatty and Mabel Adrift
21. Fatty and Mabel Adrift
January 9, 1916
Newly wed Fatty and Mabel's first night in their seaside cottage turns into a nightmare when jilted St. John casts the house out into the ocean.
A Submarine Pirate
20. A Submarine Pirate
December 26, 1915
Waiter Syd steals Cavender's plans for a submarine, and then commandeers the craft to rob a bullion ship.
A Lover's Lost Control
19. A Lover's Lost Control
August 2, 1915
When Gussle and his wife Phyllis go to a department store, Gussle gets involved with the wife of a jealous husband and generally causes a ruckus.
Do-Re-Mi-Boom!
18. Do-Re-Mi-Boom!
April 15, 1915
Chester plots revenge against music teacher Arling, his rival for a girl, by hiding a bomb in his piano.
Gussle's Day of Rest
17. Gussle's Day of Rest
March 29, 1915
Gussle ditches wife Allen in a park to picnic with Slim's date Cecile, and his auto escape is foiled by a dynamite avalanche.
A Bird's A Bird
16. A Bird's A Bird
February 8, 1915
Walrus' wife sends him out to get a turkey, but he steals one from the Spegles-unaware they have been invited to dinner by his wife.
Ambrose's First Falsehood
15. Ambrose's First Falsehood
December 12, 1914
Ambrose tells his wife he's on a train voyage to join a pal and dates at a cafe; however, he has some explaining to do when the train wrecks and cafe proprietor Kennedy and his dancer girlfriend arrive looking for her purse.
The Noise of Bombs
14. The Noise of Bombs
November 19, 1914
A group of vengeful desperados force fired cop Murray to deliver a bomb to Chief Kennedy's house.
Shot In The Excitement
13. Shot In The Excitement
October 26, 1914
Al and Alice's romance is interrupted by the pranks of rival Miller, who rigs a booby trap which fires a cannon.
Recreation
12. Recreation
August 13, 1914
In a park, Charlie gets into an altercation with a sailor and cops over a girl.
The Great Toe Mystery
11. The Great Toe Mystery
July 25, 1914
Shoe clerk Parrott falls for a pretty girl, who has holes in her stockings, and whose husband objects to Parrott's attentions toward her
A Thief Catcher
10. A Thief Catcher
February 19, 1914
When Suspicious John stumbles onto a gang of robbers and is captured, his dog goes for the police.
The Speed Kings - Earl Cooper and Teddy Tetzlaft
9. The Speed Kings - Earl Cooper and Teddy Tetzlaft
October 30, 1913
A rivalry between real life racers, Cooper and Tetzlaff, for Ford's daughter Mabel leads to a showdown to win her hand on the track at Santa Monica.
A Fishy Affair
8. A Fishy Affair
April 24, 1913
A tramp steals Mrs. Perkins' bankroll and tosses it into the river, where her fishing husband reels it in amongst fish and alligators.
Bangville Police
7. Bangville Police
April 24, 1913
Mabel mistakes the voices of two farm hands (who are conversing about a newborn calf) for intruders, necessitating a visit from the rural Bangville police.
On His Wedding Day
6. On His Wedding Day
March 31, 1913
Oswell's friends sprinkle red pepper on his wedding bouquet as a joke, but the ensuing sneeze-fest breaks up the ceremony.
A Grocery Clerk's Romance
5. A Grocery Clerk's Romance
October 28, 1912
Ford arranges for lazy Brown to be kidnapped and dynamited by thugs, so that he can move in and marry Mrs. Brown.
The Water Nymph
4. The Water Nymph
September 23, 1912
As a joke, Mack encourages girlfriend Mabel to flirt with his father Ford (whom she's never met) at a water resort.
A Dash Through The Clouds
3. A Dash Through The Clouds
June 24, 1912
Mabel takes up flying, and comes to the aid of her gum salesman beau from the air when he gets in trouble on the ground with locals in the Mexican quarter.
The Manicure Lady
2. The Manicure Lady
May 18, 1911
Barber Mack gives chase when customer Eddie goes for a ride with manicurist Vivian.
The Curtain Pole
1. The Curtain Pole
February 15, 1909
M. Dupont breaks a curtain pole at a friend's party, and his attempt to bring a replacement back in a cab causes havoc on the streets.
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Where to Watch Mack Sennett Collection Vol. 1
Mack Sennett Collection Vol. 1 is available for streaming on the Flicker Alley website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Mack Sennett Collection Vol. 1 on demand at Amazon.
  • Premiere Date
    February 15, 1909