A Joke on Jane

1914
13min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaRich, who is somewhat of a grouch, refuses to accompany his pretty young wife to a card party. Being a "spunky" little woman, Jane goes by herself. Left alone for the evening, Rich determine... Leer todoRich, who is somewhat of a grouch, refuses to accompany his pretty young wife to a card party. Being a "spunky" little woman, Jane goes by herself. Left alone for the evening, Rich determines to make her sorry and hatches a scheme. Summoning Wise, his friend, he obtains his assis... Leer todoRich, who is somewhat of a grouch, refuses to accompany his pretty young wife to a card party. Being a "spunky" little woman, Jane goes by herself. Left alone for the evening, Rich determines to make her sorry and hatches a scheme. Summoning Wise, his friend, he obtains his assistance. Rich goes to his wife's room, and removes the contents of her jewel case. He then g... Leer todo

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- Harry A. Pollard
Guionistas
- J. Edward Hungerford
- Harry A. Pollard
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- Harry A. Pollard
Guionistas
- J. Edward Hungerford
- Harry A. Pollard
Elenco

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6boblipton

The Biter Bit

When Margaret Fischer decides to go to a whist party without husband Harry Pollar, he's miffed. He decides to play a joke on her: he has a friend come over, tie him up, and when Miss Fischer returns home, she will find her jewelry stolen. There are only two flaws to this scheme: the friend's wife informs Miss Fischer, and a burglar breaks in and discovering Pollard tied up, starts to steal everything.

It's a nice set-up, even though there's little in the movie that is more than a joke gone wrong. Pollard not only starred, he directe,d and moved increasingly behind the camera i a directing career than extended into the 1930s.

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The plot is well constructed

A lively farce that will be found freshly entertaining and good amusement. The plot is well constructed and does not depend on rough business, but on the fun in its one laughable situation. Marguerita Fisher and Harry Pollard play the leads. A good offering. - The Moving Picture World, July 25, 1914