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1911

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Jack writes Mary a note asking her to meet him at 3 o'clock in Hyde Park. Highly elated, Mary asks her parents' permission to keep the appointment, but pater familias refuses consent. Lily h... Read allJack writes Mary a note asking her to meet him at 3 o'clock in Hyde Park. Highly elated, Mary asks her parents' permission to keep the appointment, but pater familias refuses consent. Lily has also an appointment with her lover at the same place at the same time. The two concoct ... Read allJack writes Mary a note asking her to meet him at 3 o'clock in Hyde Park. Highly elated, Mary asks her parents' permission to keep the appointment, but pater familias refuses consent. Lily has also an appointment with her lover at the same place at the same time. The two concoct a plan which in effect, amounts to the substitution of each other's hats and jackets, and ... Read all

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deickemeyer

Rather slight, but very clever and amusing

A comedy, rather slight, but very clever and amusing. The daughter of the house had a rendezvous in Hyde Park with a captain; her maid had one on the same afternoon with a sergeant. The girl's father forbade her to leave the house, so she borrowed her maid's hat and cloak and slipped out. The father and mother suspected and followed. A little later the maid remembered her engagement, but had no hat, so she borrowed the girl's. The captain followed her, thinking her the girl, and she ran. The sergeant followed the girl and chased her unexpectedly into the arms of her maid. Later, the parents find both pairs on a grassy bank. It is a comedy of coincidences. - The Moving Picture World, December 9, 1911