Case Dismissed
Slim appears as a police court judge and Bobby as one of the jurors who is later given a job as bailiff. The reel deals with three or four different cases that come up, one a female bootlegger, the other a diminutive man charged with beating his big wife; another raises the question of whether a mule is gentle, and Bobby is called on to ride him. The last charge is against a wild man who escapes, taking Bobby along as he is chained to him. A train runs over the chain and the two drop from the trestle into the police auto.
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The details for the 1924 short film 'Case Dismissed' are not readily available in public historical records. As a short film from the silent era, information such as its specific plot, cast, and crew can be difficult to ascertain without specialized archival access.
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Due to the loss of many films from the silent era, it's possible that 'Case Dismissed' (1924) is now considered a lost film, meaning no known copies exist today.
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