The Funny Side of Jealousy (1915) User Reviews

Much of the humor seemed forced

[deickemeyer · 24 October 2019]

A two reel farce-comedy, with Jefferson De Angelis, the comic opera comedian, in the leading role. He plays the part of a jealous husband following his wife and another man with a bomb. He impersonates a waiter on board the yacht in order to be near them. He spills the soup, squirts seltzer water on them and does a multitude of farcical stunts of a familiar and somewhat old-fashioned sort. The man turns out to be his wife's brother. The plot has been worked over numerous times and much of the humor seemed forced, but will amuse those who have particular liking tor farce. - The Moving Picture World, March 13, 1915