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Get Your Man (1927) is a charming silent romantic comedy from the late silent era, directed by Dorothy Arzner and produced by Paramount Famous Lasky Corp. Starring Clara Bow, Buddy Rogers, and Josef Swickard, the film runs about 60 minutes and remains a beloved example of early Hollywood romance and screwball-era wit. The print status is incomplete in the Library of Congress, with two reels missing from the original six, but preservation efforts have kept this title accessible for revival screenings and scholarly study.

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Public-domain status means Get Your Man can be shown by a wide range of venues, from film archives to community cinemas. Although there is no official social media presence for the film itself, critics and film historians frequently discuss its place in Clara Bow’s star persona and Dorothy Arzner’s directorial contributions during the 1920s.

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Get Your Man showcases Bow’s buoyant charm amid a witty romantic plot that reflects the era’s fashion, humor, and storytelling pace. For fans of early cinema, this title offers a window into the collaboration of a pioneering female director and a star at the height of her silent-film fame. Since its Academy Preservation Spotlight feature in 2016 and subsequent revival screenings at venues like the George Eastman Museum in 2023, this film continues to find new audiences through curated screenings and archival programs. Keep an eye on upcoming revival events for opportunities to secure seats and experience this classic on the big screen with fellow film lovers.

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Note: Date to be announced for specific revival showings when venues publish schedules. If you’re planning ahead, we can help connect you with archival programs and screening series that include Get Your Man.

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Quick Facts About Get Your Man (1927)

  • Type: silent romantic comedy (1927) directed by Dorothy Arzner
  • Stars: Clara Bow, Buddy Rogers, Josef Swickard
  • Runtime: ~60 minutes; production by Paramount Famous Lasky Corp.
  • Print status: Library of Congress print incomplete (two reels missing) from the original six reels
  • Copyright: film is in the public domain
  • Preservation/revival: featured in Academy Preservation Spotlight (2016); revival screenings at venues such as the George Eastman Museum (2023)

Get Your Man showcases Bow’s buoyant charm amid a witty romantic plot that reflects the era’s fashion, humor, and storytelling pace. For fans of early cinema, this title offers a window into the collaboration of a pioneering female director and a star at the height of her silent-film fame. Since its Academy Preservation Spotlight feature in 2016 and subsequent revival screenings at venues like the George Eastman Museum in 2023, this film continues to find new audiences through curated screenings and archival programs. Keep an eye on upcoming revival events for opportunities to secure seats and experience this classic on the big screen with fellow film lovers.

Note: Date to be announced for specific revival showings when venues publish schedules. If you’re planning ahead, we can help connect you with archival programs and screening series that include Get Your Man.

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