Tin HossMovie
COMEDY; featuring kids' gang and a home-made railway. After a fat boy is served with soup doctored with plaster of Paris by two black youngsters, his teeth have to be prised apart. The fat boy is driver of a makeshift locomotive running on lines made from a stolen fence, whose owner, a black woman, complains to the police. Members of the kids' gang attempt to derail the locomtive, and a fight ensues. The intervention of the police brings a temporary respite, but the locomotive and its occupants escape by driving through a fence.
About Tin Hoss
Tin Hoss is a 1925 movie directed by Mark Goldaine.
The production information lists an original language code of EN.
The credited cast includes Gene Buckel, Cliff Daniels, Jeff Jenkins, Jingo Jones. The synopsis above summarizes the central premise without adding details beyond the available title information.
