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SILENT STILL: CHILDREN. Jane (left) and Katherine Lee threatening to give a pie in the face to a painting of Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany. Still from the 1918 motion picture Swat the Spy
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SILENT STILL: CHILDREN. Jane (left) and Katherine Lee threatening to give a pie in the face to a painting of Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany. Still from the 1918 motion picture Swat the Spy
SILENT STILL: CHILDREN.
Jane (left) and Katherine Lee threatening to give a pie in the face to a painting of Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany. Still from the 1918 motion picture Swat the Spy
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1918 Children Discrimination Dramatic Arts Ec10 Ec21 Ecfamily Ecslapstick Frame Funny Genre Jane Kaiser Katherine Palette Sister Slap Stick William Ii World War Silent Movie
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In this hilarious still from the 1918 motion picture "Swat the Spy" we see two mischievous American girls, Jane and Katherine Lee, threatening to give a pie in the face to a painting of Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany. This scene captures the essence of early slapstick comedy, showcasing the fine art of physical humor. The image reflects a time when World War I was raging and anti-German sentiment ran high in America. The Lee sisters playfully express their disdain for the German leader through this comedic act. Their actions not only entertain but also serve as a form of social commentary on discrimination during that era. As silent movie actresses, Jane and Katherine bring life to this genre with their expressive gestures and comedic timing. Their performance adds depth to an otherwise dramatic period in history. This frame is a testament to the power of film as it transcends time, allowing us to appreciate both its artistic value and historical significance. It reminds us that even amidst turmoil, laughter can provide solace and unity. Displayed by The Granger Collection, New York / The Granger Collection's Art on Demand platform, this print captures an iconic moment in cinematic history that continues to resonate with audiences today.
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