The Vagabond Lover Page #3

Synopsis: College senior Rudy Bronson forms a band with other students and decides to take them to the Long Island home of Ted Grant, his mail order saxophone teacher. Grant and his manager, however, annoyed at Rudy's persistent attempts for admittance, flee to the city. The band makes one last attempt to enter the house by breaking down the door, but they are witnessed by the neighbor, Mrs. Whitehall and her charming niece Jean, who call the police thinking they are burglars. Sport, one of the band members, tells the policeman that Rudy is the famous Ted Grant and lost his key, and Rudy goes along with the deception to avoid jail. Rudy then accepts Mrs. Whitehall's invitation to perform at her upcoming benefit for orphans, because he has fallen in love with Jean. But what will happen, he worries, when Jean finds out the truth.
Genre: Comedy, Musical
Director(s): Marshall Neilan
Production: RKO Radio Pictures
 
IMDB:
5.4
PASSED
Year:
1929
65 min
46 Views


suppose you know that the Lord in the

house breaking young Paulo LA here the

last gang I caught get a year we on

housebreaking nobody's being at all is.

Jeong Jeong well that isn't junk salsa

band instruments I know that van there

summers I suppose you know the law

against stealing them too don't you we

weren't stealing them we were we were

playing them why I'm I'm the leader here

leader well you better get ready to

leave this bunch to jom don't you see.

Annie it's mr. Ted grant himself and his

band nonsense

mr. Grant wouldn't break into his own

house my job that was it exactly forgot

his key that's right isn't it mr. Graham

why yes I I forgot my key yeah well you

don't look like any sex or horny wizard

to me oh but he is

he's a wonderful saxophone player isn't

be boring yeah except when he forgets

the key yeah well if you're Ted right

let's hear you on this sure this band

play something on these instruments just

trying to get away with is suddenly come

on boys let's show him what kind of a

band we really are yes come on they're

good

[Music]

[Music]

[Music]

My.

[Music]

I love

[Music]

There's me

my

[Music]

Oh mr. Grant I'm so pleased to meet you

how could we ever make a silly mistake

oh don't don't apologize it it might

happen to anyone

but you see we are your nearest

neighbors and this this is my niece Jean

you must mind Andy she so wanted to meet

you

that's why she was so anxious to protect

your property did you want to meet me

oh I've always wanted to meet Ted grant

well then that's who I am all right

oh then you got my notes about the music.

Allen

oh yes yes of course

I got them all right well and you'll

come Oh mr. Graham please say you come

where to buy to play at my musical ha ha

you didn't answer me but I shan't

chastise you I know you're going to come

all imagine imagine mrs. Todd on her

when she knows that mr. Ted grant is

going to play for us that's Annotated

social rival it does seem silly but it's

so important to her

not at all my dear not at all it's

simply because Illi was then very much

the way mrs. Mrs. tada the hundred acts

on our benefit committee meetings I

trying to run the whole show and

everything just because she knows a lot

of opera singers.

Oh mr. Grant she's going to bring them

with her tonight to my musical just to

show how important she is really really

it's to noise yes it it certainly is Oh

mr. Grant if you would come to our

little affair then bring your boys with

you then we could introduce he was our a

friend

well I'll tell you mrs. Todd hunter I

mean this is Whitehall we had originally

intended to leave town on the 6 o'clock

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James Ashmore Creelman

James Ashmore Creelman (September 21, 1894 – September 18, 1941) was a film writer in Hollywood. more…

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