Harold as usual has a fight scheduled with Ted, but a regular fighter, Cumming, is run in on him, and Harold is getting the worst of it when Peggy remembers he gets excited and goes all to pieces when he hears the stuttering song "Katy." She brings the phonograph to the ring and this brings about the "going of Cumming" for Harold easily knocks him out.
The screen opens to a gritty boxing ring, the tension palpable as Harold squares off against Ted. The atmosphere is charged with anticipation, the fate of the bout hanging in the balance. Yet, an unexpected twist is about to change everything. A regular fighter, Cumming, is hastily brought in, and Harold, already at a ...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Del Andrews
Henry Edwards
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"The screen opens to a gritty boxing ring, the tension palpable as Harold squares off against Ted. The atmosphere is charged with anticipation, the fate of the bout hanging in the balance. Yet, an unexpected twist is about to change everything. A regular fighter, Cumming, is hastily brought in, and Harold, already at a disadvantage, seems to be struggling. The narrative takes a turn when Peggy, his ally, recalls a peculiar quirk of Harold's – his penchant for being utterly flustered by a stutteri..."
Kit Guard
George Marion Jr.
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