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A Janitor's Wife's Temptation (1915)
Short | 20 min | Comedy, Short

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A Janitor's Wife's Temptation (1915)

Short | 20 min | Comedy, Short

Fred Mace as a burly janitor, Marta Golden as his wife, and Harry Gribbon as an artist, have some exciting times in "A Janitor's Wife's Temptation." Mace is sitting down to breakfast on a big piece of beefsteak, when Marta Golden is called...See moreFred Mace as a burly janitor, Marta Golden as his wife, and Harry Gribbon as an artist, have some exciting times in "A Janitor's Wife's Temptation." Mace is sitting down to breakfast on a big piece of beefsteak, when Marta Golden is called to the dumbwaiter. Gibbon is famishing and motions his distress to the woman. She sends Mace out to beat some rugs in the hall and sends the steak up to Gribbon. Mace is furious on his return, but is diverted by the landlord who sends him out to clean up the house. Then the landlord demands rent from Gribbon, who is unable to pay. Gribbon goes out in the hall and gets Miss Golden to elope with him taking a sum of money from the landlord's strong box. Mace is arrested for the theft and is jailed. On the plea of his little daughter, Mace is released. He and the child pass a cabaret, Mace sees Gribbon and his wife within. He is refused entrance in front but gets in by way of the kitchen. There is a great overturning of tables and smashing of dishes, when Mace sees Gribbon and starts in pursuit. It finally ends with their meeting on the roof. Mace is thrown through a glass dome and lights in a fountain where he bobs up and down like a rubber ball on the stream of gushing water. He is finally rescued by the police who put a table under him and he rolls off on the floor. Then the Keystone police are seen hanging in the air supported by the table upheld by the fountain. The picture ends with the arrest and discomfiture of Gribbon and the reconciliation of Mace and Miss Golden. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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22 cast members

Name	Known for
Fred Mace The Janitor The Janitor See fewer	Without Hope (1914)
Marta Golden The Janitor's Wife The Janitor's Wife See fewer	Revenge (1928)
Betty Marsh The Janitor's Baby The Janitor's Baby See fewer	Home, Sweet Home (1914)
Harry Gribbon The Artist The Artist See fewer	Show People (1928)
Joy Lewis The Artist's Discarded Sweetheart The Artist's Discarded Sweetheart See fewer	Her Own People (1917)
Ivy Crosthwaite The Model The Model See fewer	The Surf Girl (1916)
Josh Binney The Lead Detective (as Harold J. Binney) The Lead Detective (as Harold J. Binney) See fewer	Boarding House Blues (1948)
Harry Bernard Prospective Art Buyer Prospective Art Buyer See fewer	The Shadow (1937)
Billie Bennett Prospective Art Buyer Prospective Art Buyer See fewer	The Wall Street Whiz (1925)
James Donnelly The Chief of Police The Chief of Police See fewer	Passing the Buck (1919)
Edward F. Cline The Detective (as Eddie Cline) The Detective (as Eddie Cline) See fewer	The Boat (1921)
Robert P. Kerr 1st Cafe Shooter 1st Cafe Shooter See fewer	Hit 'em Hard (1924)
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Erle C. Kenton The Crook The Crook See fewer	The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942)
Billy Gilbert The Cop in Booth Hall The Cop in Booth Hall See fewer	Comrades (1928)
Fred Huntley The Landlord The Landlord See fewer	The Ne'er Do Well (1915)
Frank Alexander The Cop (uncredited) The Cop (uncredited) See fewer	The Wizard of Oz (1925)
Bobby Dunn The Prisoner (uncredited) The Prisoner (uncredited) See fewer	His Busted Trust (1916)
Frank Hayes Diner with Champagne (uncredited) Diner with Champagne (uncredited) See fewer	Vanity Fair (1923)
Fred Hibbard The Waiter (uncredited) The Waiter (uncredited) See fewer	Hurry Up (1922)
Joe Jackson Minor Role (unconfirmed) (uncredited) Minor Role (unconfirmed) (uncredited) See fewer	The Lion and the Girl (1916)
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