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Jake's Hoodoo (1914) Online

Jake's Hoodoo (1914) Online
Original Title :
Jakeu0027s Hoodoo
Genre :
Movie / Short / Comedy
Year :
1914
Cast :
Lucille Young,Lee Hill,Howard Davies
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.3/10

Jake Towne, poor but enterprising, loves Lucy Small, who does not share her father's prejudices. She agrees to elope when opportunity offers. Jake is instructed by letter to be at Lucy's at... See full summary

Jake's Hoodoo (1914) Online

Jake Towne, poor but enterprising, loves Lucy Small, who does not share her father's prejudices. She agrees to elope when opportunity offers. Jake is instructed by letter to be at Lucy's at dark, Friday, the 13th, when the coast will be clear. Jake, owning only one suit, upsets a pan of beans on his trousers. He repairs the damage with gasoline and hangs the garments out to air while he shaves. A tramp fresh from an encounter with a bulldog sees Jake's pants and succumbs to temptation. Jake, minus an indispensable article of attire, is desperate. Henpeck runs out of tobacco. Mrs. H. gives him ten minutes to get some. Jake holds him up and borrows his loud but whole trousers. Henpeck, frightened to death of his wife, wraps a blanket round him and sneaks home through back alleys. But Mrs. H. has already gone to look for him. She sees his trousers going down the street with a girl, follows them to the minister's, and sets the policeman on the track of the bigamist. The bridegroom is ...
Cast overview:
Lucille Young Lucille Young - Lucy Small
Lee Hill Lee Hill - Jake Towne
Howard Davies Howard Davies - The Tramp
Josef Swickard Josef Swickard - Lucy's Father (as Joseph Swickard)
D. Mitsoras D. Mitsoras - The Policeman (as Dimitri Mitsoras)
Richard Cummings Richard Cummings - Mr. Henpeck
Carrie Clark Ward Carrie Clark Ward - Mrs. Henpeck


User reviews

Gravelblade

Gravelblade

A lot of farcical situations in this, which bring an occasional smile. The young man about to be married loses his trousers and borrows Mr. Henpeck's. Later he returns the garments and all ends happily. The photography is good. - The Moving Picture World, January 24, 1914