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Lawless Love (1918) is a delightful blend of comedy and Western, directed by Robert Thornby. The film captures the essence of vaudeville, showcasing LaBelle Geraldine and Freddie Montgomery in a charmingly absurd situation. Stranded in Arizona, they devise a scheme involving impersonation, which adds a layer of comedic mischief. The pacing is brisk, keeping the viewer engaged as the plot twists and turns. The performances have a lightheartedness that reflects the era, with a touch of slapstick that feels very much in line with silent cinema. What stands out is its unique take on the classic bandit trope, merging it with the world of showbiz in a way that’s both entertaining and amusingly chaotic. It’s a fascinating snapshot of early 20th-century film.
Stranded vaudeville artists in the Wild West.Comedic impersonation of a notorious bandit.Showcases early 20th-century film humor.
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