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Two playboys stumble drunkenly home, where the owner falls asleep and the other attacks the maid. The butler intervenes and a fight results in the death of the assailant. A French girl, escaping from a pimp who kidnapped her, witnesses the crime. The butler convinces his master he is the killer, and must flee. He joins the girl but is caught. She helps police expose the real killer by going undercover as another maid.

Top Cast

  • Fannie Ward

    Fannie Ward

    Fidele Roget

  • Jack Dean

    Jack Dean

    Jim Webster

  • Horace B. Carpenter

    Horace B. Carpenter

    Henri

  • Camille Astor

    Camille Astor

    Ninette

  • James Neill

    James Neill

    Mr. Webster

  • Gertrude Kellar

    Gertrude Kellar

    Mrs. Webster

  • Paul Byron

    Paul Byron

    Richard Madison

Overview

Two playboys stumble drunkenly home, where the owner falls asleep and the other attacks the maid. The butler intervenes and a fight results in the death of the assailant. A French girl, escaping from a pimp who kidnapped her, witnesses the crime. The butler convinces his master he is the killer, and must flee. He joins the girl but is caught. She helps police expose the real killer by going undercover as another maid.

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