Skelley's Birthday

1914

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAt her late-Saturday marketing, Mrs. Skelley suddenly remembered it was Skelley's birthday. A bargain in eggs, she decided to make a cake. The eggs were back numbers, but Mrs. Skelley declar... Leer todoAt her late-Saturday marketing, Mrs. Skelley suddenly remembered it was Skelley's birthday. A bargain in eggs, she decided to make a cake. The eggs were back numbers, but Mrs. Skelley declared the bargain the best in the market. The party was on. That was Skelley's cue to get rid... Leer todoAt her late-Saturday marketing, Mrs. Skelley suddenly remembered it was Skelley's birthday. A bargain in eggs, she decided to make a cake. The eggs were back numbers, but Mrs. Skelley declared the bargain the best in the market. The party was on. That was Skelley's cue to get rid of Mary's fond lover, the ribbon-counter clerk. He certainly made a mess of him, and Mary... Leer todo

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Released as a split reel along with the comedy Bill Tell, Pawnbroker (1914).

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"Old time" stunts

This is really a funny offering and is appreciated as much by the spectators. Charles Murray gets in some of his "old time" stunts, with eggs, that get clear over to the back seats easily. A good picture in every respect. - The Moving Picture World, April 18, 1914