Down on the Farm (1920 film)

Down on the Farm is a 1920 silent film feature length rural comedy produced by Mack Sennett and starring Louise Fazenda and Harry Gribbon.

It was premiered at the Strand theatre in Fort Wayne, Indiana on 4 April 1920.

Copies survive at both the Library of Congress and reputedly Gosfilmofond, Russian State Archive.

Cast

Louise Fazenda - Louise, The Farmer's Daughter

Harry Gribbon - The Rustic Sweetheart

Bert Roach - Roach, The Farmer

James Finlayson - The Sportive Banker with the Mortgage

Billy Armstrong - The Man of Mystery

Don Marion - The Baby(*billed John Henry, Jr.)

Marie Prevost - The Faithful Wife

Ben Turpin - The Faithful Wife's Husband

Dave Anderson - Grocery Man

Joseph Belmont - The Minister

Eddie Gribbon - Banker's Henchman

Kalla Pasha - Mailman

Fanny Kelly - Gossipy Villager

Sybil Seely - Maid of Honor (*billed Sibye Trevilla)

uncredited

Jane Allen

Thelma Bates

Pepper The Cat - Herself

Teddy The Dog - Himself

Elva Diltz

Frank Earle

Virginia Fox

George Gray

Harriet Hammond - Herself, Prologue

Phyllis Haver - Herself, Prologue

Mildred June

Patrick Kelly - Villager

Larry Lyndon - Villager

Kathryn McGuire - Villager

John Rand - Villager

Eva Thatcher - Villager