Come Seben, Leben

1913
7m

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"Mr. Toot Williams, Craps," was a prominent sign in Coonville. Toot knew how to "throw the bait," and Rufus was "cleaned" only to be coaxed back. That was how Lily got her "glad rags." Other... Read all"Mr. Toot Williams, Craps," was a prominent sign in Coonville. Toot knew how to "throw the bait," and Rufus was "cleaned" only to be coaxed back. That was how Lily got her "glad rags." Other gentlemen friends and husbands sought like luck at Toot's. That was where Toot came to hi... Read all"Mr. Toot Williams, Craps," was a prominent sign in Coonville. Toot knew how to "throw the bait," and Rufus was "cleaned" only to be coaxed back. That was how Lily got her "glad rags." Other gentlemen friends and husbands sought like luck at Toot's. That was where Toot came to his Waterloo. He threw "bait" at the wrong point.

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Dave Morris

Toot Williams

Gus Pixley

Rufus

Clarence Barr

The Law
(as Clarence L. Barr)

Director
- Dell Henderson
Writer
- Edward Dillon
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Released as a split reel along with the comedy Papa's Baby (1913).

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There is a good deal of fun in it

A picture of social life in Coonville. It is set mostly in the gambling place of a crap shooter and in the home of Rastus and his wife. The fun turns on a pair of loaded dice. In the print we saw, it was left obscure how Rastus got the pair that was right for him and wrong for the gambler. He was sharp enough to get them somehow; but he couldn't keep them. There is a good deal of fun in it; small darkey things that are laughable, as well as the main joke which, in other prints may be clearer, though we, the reviewer, have no right to expect it. The photography is pretty good. - The Moving Picture World, August 30, 1913