McGann and His Octette

1913

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDan McGann is served with a warrant by Ikey Goldstein for non-payment of rent and borne off to the police station. Ikey reckons without Judge O'Reilly, a friend of Mrs. McGann. The Judge dec... Tout lireDan McGann is served with a warrant by Ikey Goldstein for non-payment of rent and borne off to the police station. Ikey reckons without Judge O'Reilly, a friend of Mrs. McGann. The Judge decrees that Goldstein should support the family during McGann's sojourn in jail. Did Ikey st... Tout lireDan McGann is served with a warrant by Ikey Goldstein for non-payment of rent and borne off to the police station. Ikey reckons without Judge O'Reilly, a friend of Mrs. McGann. The Judge decrees that Goldstein should support the family during McGann's sojourn in jail. Did Ikey stand for that?

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Released as a split reel along with the comedy Aunts, Too Many! (1913).

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There was some laughter over it

A farce in which William Murray plays an Irishman with eight children, and Gus Pixley, a "kike," who has him arrested, but whom the Irish judge forces to keep both McGann and his family while the former is in the pen. There was some laughter over it, especially among the Irish. - The Moving Picture World, November 1, 1913