
Justin Herman
2021Way Out West in Florida
Justin Herman
Kathryn Bronson, Doc Partin
A young cowboy from Wyoming - hitchhiking across Florida - finds himself getting work with cattleman Henry O. Partin on his Brahman ranch, where he's attracted to Partin's niece. Will he stay or move on?
Way Out West in Florida
Three Kisses
Justin Herman
Three Kisses is a 1955 English language short film written and directed by Justin Herman. Shot in Ireland, it was promoted as a documentary about hurling, “fifteen wild men on a side racing around a cow pasture.” It is in fact a mostly fictional story narrated by the hero of the piece, Colm Gallagher, who is given the chance to play for his county. The film features Cork County’s All-Ireland winning team. The film was nominated for an Oscar for Best Short Subject, One-Reel.
Three Kisses
The Lambertville Story
Justin Herman
Paul Whiteman, Margo Whiteman
Paul Whiteman, the orchestra leader, is a resident of the town of Libertyville, New Jersey, a quiet community where the farmers, including Mr. Whiteman, raise Black Angus cattle. His story is how the townspeople got to together in a town meeting to find a solution to the helter-skelter activities of the local teen-agers Saturday nights.
The Lambertville Story
Try and Catch Me!
Justin Herman
Red Barber
Sportscaster Red Barber narrates this Paramount Headliner short about the escapades of a raccoon, who is beginning his day when the rest of the world is going to bed. He visits a henhouse and swipes some eggs, the farmer organizes a hunt with his dogs and the raccoon is treed by the pack of hounds. But he manages to escape. Originally released on February 14,1947 and reissued on October 2, 1953.
Try and Catch Me!
Paramount Pacemaker: Babies, They're Wonderful
Justin Herman
Patsy Kelly, Tom Ewell
Patsy Kelly is a baby sitter who has no end of problems dealing with the kids in her charge. When Harold and Genevieve sit down in the moonlight for some billing and cooing, Patsy comes along and explains to tehm that marriage equates to kids and kids equate to trouble.
Paramount Pacemaker: Babies, They're Wonderful