Hank and Lank have had some unusually strenuous experiences since we saw them last, and wandering lazily about town they stop before a furniture store in front of which are displayed two ... See full summary
Hank and Lank: They Take a Rest (1910) Online
Hank and Lank have had some unusually strenuous experiences since we saw them last, and wandering lazily about town they stop before a furniture store in front of which are displayed two largo, commodious Morris chairs, which look particularly inviting to the two tired hoboes. With the air of prospective buyers they stop to casually examine the chairs, and upon looking about to make sure the proprietor is not in sight. Lank throws his tired form back into the cushions and shortly Hank follows his example. Presently both drop off to pleasant dreams. In the meantime a policeman and a nurse-maid with a go-cart pass by and stop a little way down the street for a moment's flirtation. As they talk two boys, bent on mischief, come on the scene, see Hank and Lank asleep and the copper busy at love-making. One of them suggests they have some fun with the hoboes and incidentally "get even" with the neighborhood terror, the police officer. A handy awning rope is slipped from a hook on the ...
| Cast overview: | |||
 | Augustus Carney | - | Hank |
 | Victor Potel | - | Lank |
Released as a split reel along with The Bouquet (1910).
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