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-THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY
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"SCANDAL EVERYWHERE."
By R. A. Dillon.
Victor Comedy, featuring Max Asker.
Scenario by R. A. Dillon.
Produced by Craig Hutchinson.
CAST. The Western Man Max Asher
The Soubrette Gladys Tennison
(Copyright 1917, Universal Film Manufacturing Co.)
Hello, dearie, Tee — hee; Tee — hum." "You're one peacherino — ha — ha — ho — hum."
Obviously the soubrette in the country hotel is flirting with a guest. The manager tells the detective to watch her, and she is bawled out for her acts. She leaves the hotel and outside meets Max and his wife, who have just arrived. She flirts with Max. and his wife catches them and, bawling Max out, pulls him into the
"Shush, shush, ghosts!"
hotel. Max goes to the hotel desk to register, and catches the detective watching him. He slams the detective's head on the hotel desk and, going upstairs, shoots at him when he sees the detective examining the register for his name.
The detective, sore at the shot, grabs a water pitcher to throw it at Max, who, being a crack shot, shoots the pitcher out of the detective's hand. Max goes to his room, while the detective, to spy upon him, bores a hole from the room above and sends the plaster down on Max. Max shoots up at the ceiling, and then goes upstairs, to find the soubrette in the room, she returning after the detective vacated it.
She invites Max in. and he orders amenta when the bell hop come? in answer to Max's shooting at the push button in the room and knock
ing the bell off the wall in the lobby. The detective takes the ball hop's uniform and, disguising himself, the 'li inks, Instead of a hoi drink he brings up the head i i papier mache), and Ma hoot
ing at him.
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The detective runs out anil tells Max's wife where her husband is. She goes to the room, and asks Ma\ who is paying for the liquor. Max looks for his money and finds it gone. The soubrette who has tak shoves the money in the
'. and Max. finding it there. shooting at him. They go
down in a chase to the lobb} where,
hack I ';
the chandelier where the ■ :•
hanging, and.
hangs there and falls with the ehan delier to the floor.
He goes glit through the floor, down into th< .lining room where people ar. right through thf dining reon table and into the lobby whai .•• him for the ,i followed one. Max doubli them, then ■• lady