Kalem Kalendar (1911)

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Kalem Company— The International Producers. i 7 Alice Joyce Tom Moore A BUSINESS BUCCANEER AGNES is the trusted secretary of the president of the Hopewell Rubber Company and is in love with Tom, the president’s son. Tom returns from South America with a new formula for the manufacture of rubber. Newspaper reporters visit the vessel when it arrives in Quarantine but succeed in securing little information from the young manufacturer. However, from advices they have gathered, they take it upon themselves to publish an article calling attention to Tom’s possession of the new formula. When the article comes to the notice of Hastings, the manager of a rival rubber company, he becomes alarmed and determines to secure the formula by strategy. He is given a cold reception when he attempts to bribe Agnes and therefore, resorting to desperate means, he employs two accomplices to assist him in entering the office of the Hopewell Company. That night Agnes and Tom go for a drive and take her pet dog along with them. As they pass the office building they notice a light in the window and go up to investigate. They discover Hastings and his men busy at the safe and they are made prisoners in the private office. Tom and Agnes succeed in removing their bonds and attempt to write a note beseeching help. They can find neither pencil nor pen and fear that the noise of the typewriter will alarm the robbers. Agnes therefore places a blank record on the phonograph, dictates a cry for help, and the cylinder is placed around the dog’s neck. The dog lowered from the window, runs to the Hopewell home. Hopewell’s butler discovers the phonographic record and places it on the machine. He arouses his employer and -both hasten to the office accompanied by two policemen, in time to liberate Agnes and Tom and effect the capture of the criminals. Special one and three-sheet, four-color lithographs for this headliner.