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Louise Fazenda and John Henry, Jr. in a scene still.
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In a kitchen with a counter covered with baking supplies, Louise Fazenda entertains the child actor John Henry, Jr. with a snake made of dough in a scene still for the 1919 Mack Sennett comedy "Back to the Kitchen."
1918
Paramount Mack Sennett comedies
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Scene still with Louise Fazenda, Don Marion, Eddie Gribbon, and Billy Bevan.
1921
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Mack Sennett Comedy scene still
1918
Scene still on the set of a Mack Sennett Comedy, probably Those Athletic Girls of 1918. Louise Fazenda does a Russian dance. To the left of her is Phyllis Haver holding a curling iron. Behind them ...
Scene still with Chester Conklin, Mary Thurman, and Ford Sterling
1918
Seated around a table in a dining room, Mary Thurman offers a spoonful of peas to Ford Sterling (at right, dressed as a dandy) while Chester Conklin begs for more on the left. Hidden under the tabl...
Scene still with Raymond Hitchcock and Louise Fazenda
1922
Dr. Arbutus Budd (played by Raymond Hitchcock in an aristocratic uniform) appears stunned as Cremo Panatella (Louise Fazenda made up with a large false nose) flirts with him in a scene still for th...
Scene still with James J. Corbett, Louise Fazenda, Billy B. Van, and Montague Love
1922
From left to right, grouped around a table in a courtyard in a scene still from the 1922 silent comedy "The Beauty Shop," are the actors James J. Corbett, Louise Fazenda, Billy B. Van, and Montagu ...
Louise Fazenda
1920
Publicity still of Louise Fazenda in her country girl costume holding a chicken, possibly for the 1920 Mack Sennett film Down on the Farm.
