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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAfter being scooped for a scandal story, a reporter has 24 hours to dig up a more scandalous story. After spending the night in the wrong street, he comes up with a plan: catch the Countess ... Tout lireAfter being scooped for a scandal story, a reporter has 24 hours to dig up a more scandalous story. After spending the night in the wrong street, he comes up with a plan: catch the Countess and her butler in a compromising situation.After being scooped for a scandal story, a reporter has 24 hours to dig up a more scandalous story. After spending the night in the wrong street, he comes up with a plan: catch the Countess and her butler in a compromising situation.

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The publisher James W Hornby may be named after long-time Roach director James W Horne.

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The sign on the door of James W. Hornby's private office reads "James W. Hornsby".

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Title Card: Countess Polasky - - she would have made Sappho and Salome look like two Eskimos

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Obscure Two-Reeler

This agreeable little two-reeler would be totally forgotten today but for the appearance relatively late in the proceedings of Stan Laurel without Oliver Hardy, as a pawn in yet another of those daft schemes beloved of old movies by an inept rookie reporter (played here by Tyler Brooke) to get the Big Story no matter what.

Lillian Rich is seriously hot in a slinky early 30's style dress as the object of the scheme, the notorious Countess Polasky, and as her private secretary, Bull Montana features incongruously dressed in a wing collar.