She'd rather wear the pants than obey them — 1920s gender chaos ensues.
Bubbles is a tomboy who resists her Aunt Amelia's attempts to transform her into a lady. One day, while dressed in masculine attire, she meets Jack Corrigan and they become friends.
Costume
Bubbles' masculine attire as deliberate gender subversion — rare for 1920.
Acting
Mary Anderson's physical comedy sells the tomboy chaos without dialogue.
Director
Wayne Mack
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This 1920 release captures the tail end of the 'flapper' movement's radical gender experimentation, just before the Hays Code clamped down on 'immoral' content.
Director Wayne Mack made only three known films; this surviving print is a rare glimpse at obscure silent-era indie production outside the major studios.
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