Thou Shalt Not Rubber

19131913

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Willie's mother finds that her opera cloak needs renovating and sends Willie to the cleaner's with it. Willie, on the way, tries to steal some peanuts and is forced to run after a scuffle wi... Read allWillie's mother finds that her opera cloak needs renovating and sends Willie to the cleaner's with it. Willie, on the way, tries to steal some peanuts and is forced to run after a scuffle with the irate vendor. The parcel bursts open and Willie carries the cloak over his arm. He ... Read allWillie's mother finds that her opera cloak needs renovating and sends Willie to the cleaner's with it. Willie, on the way, tries to steal some peanuts and is forced to run after a scuffle with the irate vendor. The parcel bursts open and Willie carries the cloak over his arm. He finds a forgotten parasol on a park bench, and the day being warm, he places the cloak ove... Read all

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Released as a split reel along with the cartoon Hilarities by Hy Mayer (1913).

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The film is mildly amusing

A young boy masquerading by accident as a girl attracts a large following of men by virtue of the shapely limbs in this part reel comedy of frivolous people. The "rubbernecks" come to grief in a pond and the boy's mother leads him home at the finish by one of his ears. The film is mildly amusing. - The Moving Picture World, October 11, 1913

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