Sic-Em
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Frederic Sullivan
Betty Francisco
Harry Depp
Irene Wallace
E. Morrison
Ogden Crane
Film Details
Synopsis
[No information on the plot of the film has been located. The play, a farce, included such characters as a pair of elopers, who are not eloping with each other and who are interned by burlesque wild tigers, a "silly-ass Englishman," an American waiter with higher aspirations, and a menagerie proprietor who loses his animals and regains his wife during the twenty-four hours of the play.]
Director
Frederic Sullivan
Cast
Betty Francisco
Harry Depp
Irene Wallace
E. Morrison
Ogden Crane
Eugenie Ford
Stanhope Wheatcroft
Bert Lindley
Helen Harris
Film Details
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Trivia
Notes
The working title of this film was In for the Night. Selig's company purchased the rights to Savery's farce on May 16, 1919, and in July 1920, articles in Motion Picture News announced that the film was nearly completed, requiring only the scenes featuring animals from the Selig Zoo. The only additional information located concerning this film was in the William N. Selig Collection. No dates of production or exhibition were located. The film was also called Sic 'Em. Material in the Selig Collection indicated that it was based on the story "In and Out" by Gilbert Parker, but no information concerning Parker's story has been located.
