Dick starts a rather violent flirtation with Molly in cave-mannish fashion by picking her up by means of his telescoping rumble seat on his roadster and dates her up. He, being the chauffeur, ought to know better, but he makes the mistake ...See moreDick starts a rather violent flirtation with Molly in cave-mannish fashion by picking her up by means of his telescoping rumble seat on his roadster and dates her up. He, being the chauffeur, ought to know better, but he makes the mistake of his life by using his device on his own boss, and she fires him and Pal, his mate. Pal evades the dogcatcher by several artful ruses. Dick has trouble getting Molly on the phone to break his engagement, and gets ensnared in a spring, but eventually, assisted by Pal, rescues her from drowning. He and Pal go to a studio and cause havoc by breaking into scenes during the shooting of films, but eventually they land jobs with the producing company. Written by
Universal Weekly, November 10, 1923
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