The Adventure Shop
Phyllis Blake and several other members of her social set decide to
relieve their boredom by opening the "Adventure Shop," a business that
will furnish its customers with excitement. Their first client is
Josephus Potts, a pickle manufacturer who hopes to cure his son,
Josephus Potts, Jr., of his obsessive longing for thrills. Immediately
after Josephus' arrival in New York from his small hometown, Phyllis
jumps into his cab and begs for his help in finding the "Green
Gullabaloo." She then takes him to a gambling den and an anarchists'
meeting, and when these fail to move him, she introduces him to the
murders, blackmailing schemes and various other intrigues of the
underworld, each episode staged by her friends. Finally, Phyllis and
Josephus are kidnapped and held for $50,000 ransom in an abandoned
house, an adventure not included in the contract. When his father's
check arrives, Josephus, who has been aware of Phyllis' schemes all
along, reveals that he staged the kidnapping to even the score with the
Adventure Shop. Phyllis agrees to marry him, and with the $50,000, they
depart on their honeymoon.
Source: Turner Classic Movies
Source: Turner Classic Movies
Ad for the American film The Adventure Shop (1919) with Corinne Griffith, on page 146 of the January 11, 1919 Moving Picture World.
The ad also has pictures of the following Vitagraph film actors, who do
not have a role in this film, along the bottom of the ad: Harry T.
Morey, Gladys Leslie, Earle Williams, Alice Joyce, and Bessie Love.
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Corinne Griffith
Directed by
Kenneth S. Webb |
Writing Credits (in alphabetical order)
Harry Conway | ... | (writer) |
Bud Fisher | ... | (story "The Green Gullabaloo") |
George H. Plympton | ... | (writer) |
Cast (in credits order)
Corinne Griffith | ... |
Phyllis Blake
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Walter McGrail | ... |
Josephus Potts, Jr
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Warren Chandler | ... |
Josephus Potts
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Priestly Morrison | ... |
John Montgomery
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Robert Gaillard | ... |
Franklin Herbert
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Freeman Wood | |||
Fred Smith | |||
Victor A. Stewart | ... |
(as Victor Stewart)
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Release Dates
USA | 6 January 1919 | |
France | 19 November 1920 |
Also Known As (AKA)
France | Les marchands de sensations |
Production Companies
- Vitagraph Company of America
Distributors
- Greater Vitagraph (V-L-S-E) (1919) (USA) (theatrical)
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