Slim and Bobby, jealous of the attention the sailor boys receive from the fair sex, conceive the idea of renting uniforms for themselves. Slim gets one stolen from an officer and finds himself in difficulty when the officer appears at the house where he is calling.
Richard Smith
United States
In the early 1920s, the era of silent films was at its zenith, and comedy was a genre that thrived on the visual gags and witty dialogues that could transcend language barriers. Among the numerous silent comedies produced, 'Ship Ahoy!' stands out with its unique blend of mischief, mistaken identities, and an underlying...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Slim Summerville
Ralph Ince
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"In the early 1920s, the era of silent films was at its zenith, and comedy was a genre that thrived on the visual gags and witty dialogues that could transcend language barriers. Among the numerous silent comedies produced, 'Ship Ahoy!' stands out with its unique blend of mischief, mistaken identities, and an underlying theme of the pursuit of affection. The story follows Slim, played by Slim Summerville, and Bobby Dunn, who, feeling envious of the attention their sailor friends receive from wom..."
