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Jake the Plumber

Name: Jake the Plumber
Director: Edward Ludwig
Released: 1927
Cast: Sharon Lynn, Rosa Rosanova, Jesse De Vorska, Eddie Harris, Bud Jamison

1927Edward LudwigIMDb: /10

Director

Edward Ludwig

Cast

Rosa Rosanova

Carol Holloway

William H. Tooker

Eddie Harris

Ann Brody

Editor's Choice Analysis

Jake the Plumber Review: Does This Silent Comedy Still Hold Water?

Is “Jake the Plumber” worth watching today? Short answer: yes, but with a few caveats. This silent-era comedy offers a charming, if occasionally creaky, glimpse into the early days...

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Jake the Plumber

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50%Popularity50%

#558Archive Rank#482

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Knowledge Base

Jake the Plumber FAQ

The movie Jake the Plumber was directed by Edward Ludwig.

Jake the Plumber was released in the year 1927.

Jake the Plumber is a movie from United States.

Jake the Plumber is categorised as Comedy in the cult cinema archive at Dbcult.

Jake the Plumber features Rosa Rosanova, Carol Holloway, William H. Tooker, Eddie Harris.

The screenplay for Jake the Plumber was written by Edward Ludwig, James J. Tynan, Al Martin.

If you enjoy Jake the Plumber, you might also like Striking Models (1920), The Amazing Quest of Mr. Ernest Bliss (1920), The Deadlier Sex (1920), A Fitting Gift (1920).

Yes, Jake the Plumber (1927) is featured in the Dbcult archive as a curated cult cinema title, known for its Comedy qualities.