The Wiere Brothers (1931)
Full titles read: "A little fancy, fun & frolic from The Wiere Brothers, the famous Continental Speciality Artists -". London (probably Pathe Studios). Various shots of the Wiere Brothers in dark trousers and white shirts as they do a funny dance routine, all the while standing very close together, and jerking their heads this way and that - it looks like good fun! One of the brothers reappears in a dark suit and introduces his horse, 'Ticky' (?). The other two brothers prance on in a pantomime horse costume; funny business follows as the horse bows towards us, then the back half kicks the front half in the pants and they have a bit of a disagreement. More silly business; the horse jumps a stick held by the 'human' brother, then over the brother as he lies on the ground. The horse does a silly dance then takes a bow. This is one of my favourites! FILM ID:1032.24 FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/

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