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Stolen Plumage (1916)
Short | Short, Comedy

Stolen Plumage (1916)

Short | Short, Comedy

Though Babzebe has the choicest harem in all the East life is dull, for he has grown tired of the things that surround him and seeks something new. So the Wise Men offer a huge reward to the person who will make Babzebe laugh and smile ...See moreThough Babzebe has the choicest harem in all the East life is dull, for he has grown tired of the things that surround him and seeks something new. So the Wise Men offer a huge reward to the person who will make Babzebe laugh and smile once more. Algy, touring de luxe, strives to win the prize but when he asks, "Why does a chicken cross the road/" Babzebe orders, "Off with his head." Algy begs for five minutes' grace and as he wanders about the palace grounds the sight of the Sacred Dumdikky Bird suggests a scheme to him. He overpowers the guards and steals a feather from the fowl. This time he appears before Babzebe in silence, but he tickles the royal ribs with the precious feather and soon Babzebe is rolling about the floor laughing as he never laughed before. Algy seizes the opportune moment to make his escape. But Babzebe swears to recover the sacred feather and he follows to America. In that far-off land Sylvia listens enthralled to Algy's tales of his mighty prowess and reckless daring in the East. Suddenly Babzebe appears on the scene, and then things happen with machine gun rapidity. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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5 cast members

Name	Known for
Ivy Close Sylvie Sylvie See fewer	Adam Bede (1918)
Arthur Albertson Algie (as Henry Albertson) Algie (as Henry Albertson) See fewer	The Argyle Case (1917)
Henry Murdock Babzebe Babzebe See fewer	The Patent Leather Kid (1927)
Mary Ross Babzebe's Favorite Wife (as Mary Taylor-Ross) Babzebe's Favorite Wife (as Mary Taylor-Ross) See fewer	The School for Scandal (1914)
William McKey Mr. Fairfax Mr. Fairfax See fewer	The Yellow Menace (1916)