Summary
Some Tomboy is an intriguing early 20th-century film that weaves a tale of audacity and romance. Directed with a clear eye for detail, the plot follows Wanda, a talented baseball pitcher, whose life takes an unexpected turn when she attracts the attention of a wealthy young man. As the story unfolds, Wanda navigates a series of comedic and thrilling encounters, culminating in a daring act that not only saves her reputation but also wins the heart of her suitor.
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Wanda, pitcher on a kids' baseball team, attracts the attention of a wealthy young blood. Later, he surprises her while she is swimming in almost her birthday clothes, and threatens to steal her other garments unless she will give him a kiss. She pretends to consent, but instead, steals his auto and makes him chase her. He overtakes her and invites her to a party his mother is holding for him. Wanda, now employed in a hairdressing shop, goes to dress the boy's mother's hair, but ruins the old lady's tresses by forgetting to turn off the current in the waving apparatus. She later squares herself with the boy's mother by capturing burglars in the act of stealing their family silver and jewels. Her courage wins over the old lady, who consents to her son marrying Wanda.
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