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The Jerry Builders (1930) Online

The Jerry Builders (1930) Online
Original Title :
The Jerry Builders
Genre :
Movie / Short / Comedy
Year :
1930
Directror :
Monty Banks
Cast :
George Graves,Barrie Oliver,Jack Warman
Type :
Movie
Time :
30min
Rating :
2.2/10

Newlyweds are old by the time their house is built.

The Jerry Builders (1930) Online

Newlyweds are old by the time their house is built.
Cast overview:
George Graves George Graves - Nightwatchman
Barrie Oliver Barrie Oliver - Husband
Jack Warman Jack Warman
Miles Clifton Miles Clifton
Harry Taft Harry Taft
Tubby Phillips Tubby Phillips
Billie Reeves Billie Reeves - (as Billy Reeves)


User reviews

LONUDOG

LONUDOG

I bought this on an Alpha Video DVD titled "Lost Pathe Comedies". They were "lost" because they're unfunny. This one, "Neat and Tidy" is a British one. A young couple about to be married plan their dream home.. That's the best part of the short. The rest of the short deals with some very unfunny incompetent builders building that dream home. One scene has a joke with a very derogatory term for Italians; two idiots who can't get a piece of wood correctly on a sawhorse and a lot of other unfunny bits of business. The end shows the couple, now middle aged and STILL not married and STILL waiting for their dream home to be built. Avoid this clunker at all costs.
Welahza

Welahza

The overall score for "The Jerry Builders" ("Neat and Tidy") is 2.2...a pathetically low score which would seem to indicate the short film is garbage. Sadly, after watching it, I thought that the film MIGHT even be a tad over-rated!! Yes, it's THAT bad.

The story begins with some singing...a bad sign considering it's supposed to be a comedy. The story, essentially, is that newlyweds want to have a new home but the idiots building it are, well, idiots...and never get it done.

There are a few slapstick moments (such as the wallpapering bit) that ALMOST are funny....and these are the best "The Jerry Builders" has to offer. Painfully unfunny and I have no idea who thought this thing was worth making.