Series: Charley Chase Director: Leo McCarey Producer: Hal Roach Titles: H.M. Walker Photography: Len Powers Editor: Richard C. Currier Stars: Charley Chase, Corliss Palmer, William Orlamond, Oliver Hardy Company: Pathé Exchange Released: 19 September 1926 Length: 2 reels Production No.: B-11 Filming dates: May 11-25, 1926; added scenes June 8, 1926 Rating: -/10

Bromo And Juliet

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After a rather strange opening intertitle card we see a group of eight gathered around a living room discussing ways to continue missionary work among the radio announcers.  The drink-happy father (Orlamond) yields the floor to his businessman son-in-law (Charley Chase) for a speech.  He proposes a horse show for the townsfolk whilst the father-in-law suggests a good old fashioned dance though his thoughts are not met with any enthusiasm by the rest of the people in the room. We cut away to see the daughter (Corliss Palmer) rehearsing a part in the play of Romeo and Juliet in an adjacent room in the house.  The family are unaware that her cries of help are part of the script and rush to assist her. Chase punches one of the actors on the chin, sending him to the floor. REVIEW INCOMPLETE.

Trivia • Copyrighted July 26, 1926.

	Charley Chase Charley
	Corliss Palmer Madge
	William Orlamond Madge's father
	Oliver Hardy Cab driver
	L.J. O'Connor The cop
	Rolfe Sedan Stage manager
	Ellinor Vanderveer Lady on bus
	Sammy Brooks [?]
	William Gillespie The Great Brandenburg, stage magician
	Helen Gilmore [?]
	Charlie Hall Stage hand
	Fred Kelsey The detective
	Martha Sleeper [?]
	Al Flores Bus passenger

CREDITS (click image to enlarge)

POSTER (click any image to enlarge)

LOBBY CARD (click any image to enlarge)

MISCELLANEOUS (click any image to enlarge)

Acknowledgements: Smile When The Raindrops Fall by Brian Anthony & Andy Edmonds (book) Peter Mikkelsen (lobby card) John Benson (additional material) Jesse Brisson (identification of Al Flores) This page was last updated on: 26 February 2025