The Golden Patch

1914
10min

MA NOTE

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAmos Grubbins is a long, lean, lank, stingy, money-grabber, who uses laundry-soap for shaving, and wears hideously patched clothes (said patches concealing much gold of the realm). While Amo... Tout lireAmos Grubbins is a long, lean, lank, stingy, money-grabber, who uses laundry-soap for shaving, and wears hideously patched clothes (said patches concealing much gold of the realm). While Amos loves money, he does not love labor, and his hardworking wife vainly endeavors to get hi... Tout lireAmos Grubbins is a long, lean, lank, stingy, money-grabber, who uses laundry-soap for shaving, and wears hideously patched clothes (said patches concealing much gold of the realm). While Amos loves money, he does not love labor, and his hardworking wife vainly endeavors to get him to spade up their little garden. One night a fire breaks out near Grubbins' house, and h... Tout lire

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- W.A. Martin
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- W.A. Martin
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Lee Morris

Amos Grubbins

Mrs. Ellis

Mrs. Grubbins

Joseph Hazelton

Cecil Holland

Walter Hatfield

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deickemeyer

The plot itself is rather too thin

This is a comedy number, written by Roy L. McCardell. There are some rarely good characters in this, particularly the miser, Grubbins. The plot itself is rather too thin to get up the laughter it should have had. A little more action with the commendable effort for good characterizations would have made this a strong comedy. The scenes are well photographed. - The Moving Picture World, April 4, 1914