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His move to MGM in the 1930s brought memorable roles in such films as The Champ (1931) and Treasure Island (1934)
Something Very Special (1955): A widower tries desperately to re-connect with his twelve-year old daughter
He later remarked that he directed the picture "just for fun
But when she falls for a handsome loner
Mabel Normand Double Feature: Raggedy Rose (1926) / What Happened to R (MOD) (DVD Movie) Woody Woodpecker Screwball Collection His move to MGM inMabel Normand (1892 1930) is widely considered one of the greatest comedians of the silent era, during a time when the competition was predominantly male. Growing up working class in New York, Mabel started modeling at age 16, posing for Charles Dana Gibson, creator of the "Gibson Girl." Her good looks soon got her bit parts at Vitagraph. She so impressed Mack Sennett that the producer took Normand with him when he founded Keystone Studios in 1912.
