The Bully's Doom

1914
6m

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Pearl Dugan, the pride of Pig Alley, is loved by and loves Mugsy Sullivan. Pug Hogan, a big bully, also likes Pearl, but she dislikes him on account of his brutal nature. Every time Hogan fi... Read allPearl Dugan, the pride of Pig Alley, is loved by and loves Mugsy Sullivan. Pug Hogan, a big bully, also likes Pearl, but she dislikes him on account of his brutal nature. Every time Hogan finds Mugsy with Pearl he proceeds to beat him up. Pearl gets disgusted with Mugsy because h... Read allPearl Dugan, the pride of Pig Alley, is loved by and loves Mugsy Sullivan. Pug Hogan, a big bully, also likes Pearl, but she dislikes him on account of his brutal nature. Every time Hogan finds Mugsy with Pearl he proceeds to beat him up. Pearl gets disgusted with Mugsy because he does not attempt to protect himself, and she tells him not to talk to her again until he... Read all

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deickemeyer

A tough neighborhood

Another offering directed by Arthur Hotaling and written by Frank E. Griffin, introducing some tough residents in a tough neighborhood. There is little that can be construed into comedy in this picture. The characters are well portrayed by Francis Ne Moyer, Frank Griffin and Jerold Hevener; that is about all that redeems it. - The Moving Picture World, April 25, 1914