The Good Bad Boy
It is from the old silent movie called The Good Bad Boy (USA 1924) Judge Fawcett played by Edwards Davis M/m Billy Benson played by child actor Joe Butterworth, spanking with his hand, position of bent over his knee, in front of two girls who take gleeful delight in the spanking. Beforehand, one of the girls reveals to Judge Fawcett where Billy is hiding.
Judge Fawcett is an authoritative homeowner and father to a girl named Dorothy.
Billy Benson is the film's good-hearted but mischievous protagonist.
Judge Fawcett had previously forbidden his daughter, Dorothy, from playing with Billy due to his reputation as a rowdy bad boy, leaving Billy strictly uninvited to Dorothy’s high-society party.
Desperate to attend, Billy tricked a pampered boy into going skinny-dipping at the local swimming hole, swapped clothes, and gatecrashed the party wearing the boy's elegant Little Lord Fauntleroy velvet suit.
When the outraged parents arrived to report the missing clothes, Judge Fawcett tracked Billy down to apprehend him and administer stern discipline.
Billy is participating in a parlor game named "Post Office" where children take turns in a private study to deliver "letters" (kisses). Clad in the stolen velvet attire, Billy feels terribly out of place and bashfully backs away from the girls toward a large cabinet.
Dorothy observes Billy's awkward predicament, delivering the jealous yet playful intertitle: "You're not going to kiss her, are you?" The encounter is in typical silent-comedy embarrassment as Billy ducks away from a kiss.
Then Judge Fawcett is informed of where Billy is hiding, and the spanking begins shortly after. English intertitles https://vkvideo.ru/video-229942838_456239902?list=ln-5uVwYOT29L3s4C55A3 and https://en.webshare.cz/#/file/tMNn7nPdqT









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