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Charley has to find a date for his boss, and in the mix-up he has his wife, Betty Mack, portraying his sister-in-law, while his sister-in-law, Ruthelma Hill, is supposed to be his wife.

It's not original, and Chase had done it a couple of times before, particularly in the silent era. He often reused a plot, but the different gags he put in each time made them very different. Here he sings a duet with Miss Mack, and the guy he has to get a date for is Arthur Housman, as hilariously drunk and befuddled as he ever was.