Lady Baffles and Detective Duck in Baffles Aids Cupid

1915

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Lady Baffles and Detective Duck in Baffles Aids Cupid (1915)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBanker Shultz has not had a vacation for over thirty years. His doctor advises a rest or a breakdown will soon result. But it is impossible for Shultz to leave the affairs of the bank a mome... Tout lireBanker Shultz has not had a vacation for over thirty years. His doctor advises a rest or a breakdown will soon result. But it is impossible for Shultz to leave the affairs of the bank a moment. At last he hits on a great scheme. That of getting his friend, Detective Duck, to impe... Tout lireBanker Shultz has not had a vacation for over thirty years. His doctor advises a rest or a breakdown will soon result. But it is impossible for Shultz to leave the affairs of the bank a moment. At last he hits on a great scheme. That of getting his friend, Detective Duck, to impersonate him. His old friend, the famous sleuth, Detective Duck! But before Shultz takes le... Tout lire

Réalisation
- Allen Curtis
Scénario
- Clarence G. Badger
- Gale Henry
Casting principal

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- Allen Curtis
Scénario
- Clarence G. Badger
- Gale Henry
Casting principal

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Anecdotes
Fourth episode in the Lady Baffles and Detective Duck one-reel comedy series

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Followed by Lady Baffles and Detective Duck in the Signal of the Three Socks (1915)

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Banker Max Asher has Detective Duck Max asher disguise himself as himself so he can take a vacation-- pauses to recheck that sentence. Yep. Meanwhile, Gale Henry takes time off from hanging with her orangutan to hide in banker Max Asher's closets so she can squirt hm with seltzer. But life is not all skittles and beer. Dolly Ohnet, who's one of the Max Ashers' daughter, wants to marry poor clerk Milburn Morante, and none of the Max Ashers approve.

I don't approve either, at least not of such a wedding, but no one is asking my opinion. It's another of the very silly Joker comedies from this period. Will at least one Max Asher approve of the wedding? Will the other one figure out who's squirting him? What's up with that orangutan? For the answer to these, and other poinless questions, look at the film.