Little Chrysia sees a stage magician whose magic umbrella causes all sorts of downpours of unlikely objects. So she steals it and causes mayhem
It's a primitive but funny comedy from the ill-remembered Little Chrysia, one of the lady comics of the silent era. One of the reasons she is not remembered is this was an era when the performers of all sorts were rarely credited. Instead, the comedies were sold on the basis of the characters' names, and the studios owned the rights to the characters. So, like Marcel Perez, who has recently come out of hiding, Little Chrysia made series as Arabella, as Cunegonde, and so forth.
It's a primitive but funny comedy from the ill-remembered Little Chrysia, one of the lady comics of the silent era. One of the reasons she is not remembered is this was an era when the performers of all sorts were rarely credited. Instead, the comedies were sold on the basis of the characters' names, and the studios owned the rights to the characters. So, like Marcel Perez, who has recently come out of hiding, Little Chrysia made series as Arabella, as Cunegonde, and so forth.
