There It Is (film)

There It Is! is a 1928 American silent comedy film directed by Harold Beaudine. The film stars William "Monty" Collins, Gertrude Sutton, and Charles Dorety. It is primarily known for its chaotic and fast-paced humor typical of the silent film era.

Plot:

The film revolves around Monty, an aspiring reporter trying to land a big story. He becomes embroiled in a series of misadventures, frequently involving misunderstandings, chases, and slapstick scenarios. The narrative is often driven by Monty's exaggerated attempts to uncover a scoop, leading him into comical situations with the police, suspicious characters, and ultimately, the story he seeks. The exact details of the "big story" vary in different synopses, but generally involve a crime or conspiracy that Monty stumbles upon.

Cast:

• William "Monty" Collins as Monty
• Gertrude Sutton
• Charles Dorety

Production:

The film was produced during the late silent era, utilizing visual gags and physical comedy to engage the audience. Harold Beaudine, the director, was known for his work in this style of filmmaking.

Reception:

While not considered a major classic, There It Is! is remembered as a representative example of silent comedy, providing lighthearted entertainment through its slapstick and fast-moving plot. Detailed critical reviews from the time period are scarce, but it generally received a positive, if not remarkable, reception.

Availability:

The film is considered a lost film. No known prints of There It Is! exist.