The Loud Mouth

• Matt McHugh: man ( Loud Mouth )

The Loud Mouth is an American short film from the year 1932.

Action

In a grocery store, a man speaks loudly to his friend Jim about a fat woman who buys meat. A dispute arises with the other customers, the man is thrown out of the store.

The man working at the volunteer fire department. He is told by a colleague a story about a married another colleague who has an affair with a 14 year old girl. The man swears weiterzuerzählen anything to anyone about it. Nevertheless, he gives the story of a colleague to whom he meets. The fellow with the affair finds out who is talking about him and takes the man to a fight. Even before the fight, the man betrays his colleagues, from whom he heard the story. Both are beaten.

At the Sunday service, the man sees in the church one altar boy who knocked over the sink with the holy water and called him a bumpkin. The man is reported to the church.

Awards

1932, the film in the category Best Short Film ( Comedy ) was nominated for an Oscar.

Background

The film had its premiere on June 17, 1932.