Thompson's Night Out (1908)

ALL 05/26/1908 (en) Comedy 8 Min
  • Release
    05/26/1908
  • Production
    American Mutoscope & Biograph
  • Rotten tomato
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  • Original title
    Thompson's Night Out
  • Original language
    en
  • Production Cost
  • 0.00
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Overview

William Thompson and John Smith occupied offices in the same New York skyscraper, and both being seized with an irrepressible desire to cut loose and paint things crimson, arranged it as follows in this Biograph picture. Thompson sent a message to his wife that his friend Smith was ill, and it was his duty to perform that spiritual work of mercy, "comfort the afflicted," hence he would not have her wait up for him as he might be late. Smith did likewise, using Thompson as the object of his humane consideration. This done, they start off to make a night of it. First they visit the gilded throne room of a temple of Bacchus, where they moisten their parched spirits with dry Martinis. They are soon in a most glorious condition. Smith suggests the show where "Amateur Night" is on. - Written by Moving Picture World synopsis

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  1. Anthony O'Sullivan

    William Thompson

  2. Edward Dillon

    John Smith

  3. Gene Gauntier

    Mrs. Smith

  4. Robert Harron

    Sign Changer

  5. Mack Sennett

    Theatre Bouncer

  6. Harry Solter

    Theatre Patron

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Casts : 6 , Crews : 1

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Thompson's Night Out (1908) 8 Min

ALL 05/26/1908 (en)
Comedy
  • Release 05/26/1908
  • Production
    American Mutoscope & Biograph
  • Original title Thompson's Night Out
  • en
  • Revenue0.00

Overview

William Thompson and John Smith occupied offices in the same New York skyscraper, and both being seized with an irrepressible desire to cut loose and paint things crimson, arranged it as follows in this Biograph picture. Thompson sent a message to his wife that his friend Smith was ill, and it was his duty to perform that spiritual work of mercy, "comfort the afflicted," hence he would not have her wait up for him as he might be late. Smith did likewise, using Thompson as the object of his humane consideration. This done, they start off to make a night of it. First they visit the gilded throne room of a temple of Bacchus, where they moisten their parched spirits with dry Martinis. They are soon in a most glorious condition. Smith suggests the show where "Amateur Night" is on. - Written by Moving Picture World synopsis

  1. Wallace McCutcheon Sr.

    Director

  2. Story

  3. Editor

  4. Producer