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Jimmie Adams | ... |
Jimmie
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Molly Malone | ... |
The Girl
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William Irving | ... |
The 'Nut'
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Eddie Baker | ... |
The 'Nut'
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Kalla Pasha | ... |
The 'Nut'
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Jack Duffy | ... |
The 'Nut'
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Billy Engle |
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Lincoln Plumer |
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William Watson | ... | (as William H. Watson) |
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Sig Herzig | ... | (story) |
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Al Christie | ... | producer |
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- Educational Film Exchanges (1926) (United States) (theatrical)
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Jimmie, a young newspaper man, has just been fired for a grave error in reporting-and the editor is still sore. As the ex-reporter is leaving the office, stretcher-bearers carry in another reporter who had been sent to get a photograph of the famous Doctor Paine and his patient, "Soapy Bill." The editor calls Jimmie back and tells him that if he can get those photographs he can have his job back. Jimmie gets to the sanitarium just in time to see a half dozen other reporters thrown out-and he decides to use strategy. He enters and is met by four doctors. They ask him if he is "Soapy Bill" and Jimmie says that he is. The four doctors decide to cure him and each takes turns with his favorite method. Each of the doctors is jealous of the others and they individually conspire to prove that each of the others is wrong, and Jimmie is given four courses of treatment calculated to cure his burglarious tendencies. Hypnotism fail. The next doctor tries chiropractic treatments and Jimmie twisted into more curves than a pretzel. Electric treatments also fail. The last doctor is a believer in steam treatments and Jimmie is locked in a steam cabinet nearly roasted alive before he makes off with cabinet and all. As he rushes into the hall the real Doctor Paine makes his appearance and explains that the four "doctors" are "nut" patients of his and in apology offers to do anything he can for Jimmie to square accounts. Jimmie asks for his photograph-but forgets all about it in his interest in a girl reporter there on the same errand. Written by Press Sheet from Library of Congress |
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