lights of new york was the first all taking feature film and coming in at a brisk 57 minutes and directed by bryan foy (of the famous vaudeville family). the story has two dopey barbers (cullen landis and eugene palette) yearning for a chance at big city life and getting involved with gangsters and bootleg booze. one of the guys gets framed for the murder of a cop but is saved at the last minute by a gun moll (gladys brockwell). much of the story takes place in a night club called the night hawk and which is run by a crook named hawk (wheeler oakman) who has his eye on a pretty chorine (helene costello) who is the girl friend of landis. costello gets to do a brief dance and and we hear harry downing (made up to resemble ted lewis) sing at dawning) in his best al jolson style. the acting ranges from good (palette and brockwell) to awful (oakman). a couple of the actors muff their lines but then keep right on with the scene. as noted elsewhere this was intended to be a short 2 reeler and was made on a shoestring budget. yet the sound quality is surprisingly good and the voices all register clearly and and there is a neat cinematic touch in the silhouette death. the film was a box office smash even though it was shown as a silent film where theaters were not wired for the new sound technology. no one expected this little film to gross an amazing $1. 3 million. it briefly made stars of costello and landis and certainly launched palette on his long career as a star character actor. co stars include mary carr as the mother and robert elliott as the detective and eddie kane as the street cop and and tom dugan as a thug. 
lights of new york was the first all taking feature film and coming in at a brisk 57 minutes and directed by bryan foy (of the famous vaudeville family). the story has two dopey barbers (cullen landis and eugene palette) yearning for a chance at big city life and getting involved with gangsters and bootleg booze. one of the guys gets framed for the murder of a cop but is saved at the last minute by a gun moll (gladys brockwell). much of the story takes place in a night club called the night hawk and which is run by a crook named hawk (wheeler oakman) who has his eye on a pretty chorine (helene costello) who is the girl friend of landis. costello gets to do a brief dance and and we hear harry downing (made up to resemble ted lewis) sing at dawning) in his best al jolson style. the acting ranges from good (palette and brockwell) to awful (oakman). a couple of the actors muff their lines but then keep right on with the scene. as noted elsewhere this was intended to be a short 2 reeler and was made on a shoestring budget. yet the sound quality is surprisingly good and the voices all register clearly and and there is a neat cinematic touch in the silhouette death. the film was a box office smash even though it was shown as a silent film where theaters were not wired for the new sound technology. no one expected this little film to gross an amazing $1. 3 million. it briefly made stars of costello and landis and certainly launched palette on his long career as a star character actor. co stars include mary carr as the mother and robert elliott as the detective and eddie kane as the street cop and and tom dugan as a thug. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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