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| | Pretty, Funny Ladies |
 | | She's also one of Keaton's most attractive leading ladies, and it's really a shame he didn't use her in at least one of his features (too bad he didn't dump Natalie Talmadge for Seely in "Our Hospitality"). |
 | | Of course, just as the other ladies who supported the silent era's multitude of zanies, she had to be ability to convey a wide range of emotions with her facial expressions - surprise, fear, embarrassment, frustration, anxiety, anger, relief, joy, and that constantly called-upon false smile. |
 | | Both are given the perfect opportunity to display their beauty in their cute 1920's sports outfits on a golf course, but, of course, this is a Laurel and Hardy film, so, before it's over, they are both seen at their messiest after being caught up in one of the comedy team's melees in a mudhole. |
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