A Bird in the Hand (1925)

A cartoon curtain rises before the story title. The hand of the artist is seen drawing Jerry. Duplicate Jerry's appear either side of the one he draws. When he has finished the dogs roll their eyes and wiggle their ears, tails and nose. The middle Jerry notices one of the others and looks angry. He pokes him with a finger and says: "Hi! Who do you think you are?"

Director: Sid Griffiths, Bert Bilby
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Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Sid Griffiths, Bert Bilby

Frequently Asked Questions

What is A Bird in the Hand about?
A cartoon curtain rises before the story title. The hand of the artist is seen drawing Jerry. Duplicate Jerry's appear either side of the one he draws. When he has finished the dogs roll their eyes and wiggle their ears, tails and nose. The middle Jerry notices one of the others and looks angry. He pokes him with a finger and says: "Hi! Who do you think you are?"
Who directed A Bird in the Hand?
A Bird in the Hand was directed by Sid Griffiths, Bert Bilby.