Going! Going! Gone!

Going! Going! Gone! is a 1919 American short comedy film featuring Harold Lloyd.[1] Although this film is presumed lost, versions with French intertitles have been posted on YouTube.

For other uses, see Going, Going, Gone.

Going! Going! Gone!
Film poster
Directed byGilbert Pratt
Produced byHal Roach
Written byHal Roach
StarringHarold Lloyd
Production
company
Rolin Film Company
Distributed byPathe Exchange
Release date
  • January 26, 1919 (1919-01-26)
CountryUnited States
LanguageSilent
English intertitles

Plot

A group of young ladies are wading in a creek. A crab latches onto the foot of one of them. The other girls, including Miss Goulash, see Harold and Snub who helpfully free the girl from the crab's clutches. Harold and Snub ride off on their tandem bicycle. Two crooks steal a sack of cash from a railroad station and take a car as an escape vehicle. When the car stalls, the crooks enlist Harold and Snub to help them push it down the road. While Harold and Snub are pushing, the crooks steal their bicycle. Meanwhile the local sheriff has been informed about the theft and is told the crooks escaped in a car--the vehicle that Harold and Snub now occupy. A large posse pursues the car and eventually captures Harold and Snub. They are taken to the sheriff's office. While the posse is distracted, Harold and Snub sneak out the front door. At about the same time, the crooks ride the bike into town and stop outside the sheriff's office where they see Miss Goulash. She rejects their amorous advances. Harold and Snub recognize the crooks and begin to fight with them. The posse emerges and tries to re-arrest Harold and Snub. Miss Goulash recognizes Harold and Snub from earlier in the day at the creek and helps verify their innocence. The posse takes the crooks away.

Cast

See also

References
  1. "Progressive Silent Film List: Going! Going! Gone!". Silent Era. Retrieved April 22, 2009.
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