Character Relationships in Bargain Day

Stymie (played by Matthew Beard) is a protagonist in Bargain Day. One of the gang members who helps sell the group's missing baseball equipment door-to-door. He travels to a wealthy home to sell junk to Shirley but gets distracted playing with a pet monkey and a toy lion, accidentally setting off a burglar alarm. Wheezer (played by Bobby 'Wheezer' Hutchins) appears in Bargain Day. A gang member who joins Stymie in peddling the group's missing baseball equipment and other items from door to door. He travels to a wealthy residence to sell junk to a young girl. Shirley (played by Shirley Jean Rickert) appears in Bargain Day. A little girl residing at a wealthy household who becomes the target of the gang's door-to-door sales pitch for various junk items. Jackie (played by Jackie Cooper) appears in Bargain Day. The observant gang member who first notices the missing baseball equipment, discovers Wheezer and Stymie selling it, and later arrives at the wealthy home with the rest of the group. Chubby (played by Norman Chaney) appears in Bargain Day. A gang member who arrives at the residence with the group and ends up accidentally locked inside a steam cabinet during the commotion. Farina (played by Allen 'Farina' Hoskins) appears in Bargain Day. A gang member who arrives at the wealthy residence along with the rest of the group after the initial sales attempt and alarm incident. Speck (played by Donald Haines) appears in Bargain Day. A gang member who joins the group at the wealthy home after the initial events and remains present when the police arrive. Mary Ann (played by Mary Ann Jackson) appears in Bargain Day. A gang member who arrives at the wealthy home alongside the rest of the group following the initial door-to-door sales attempt.

Character Relationship Map: Bargain Day

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Bargain Day (1931) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Canonical Relationships

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Story Dynamics

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Story Analysis

A gang's missing baseball equipment leads to a sales attempt, an accidental alarm, a cabinet mishap, and a police investigation.

Plot Progression

  1. The Missing Baseball Gear
  2. A Sales Pitch At Home
  3. Play Triggers The Alarm
  4. The Cabinet Mishap
  5. Police Find The Gang

Directed by Robert F. McGowan

Bargain Day (1931) · 6.1/10 · comedy

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