William Duncan is a high-living college student. Through the usual progression of events in a comedy, he has a cop after him, and takes refuge in a house where he is mistaken for the new butler. The cop canoodles with the cook, so Duncan can't escape, and when his father and his sister (Corinne Griffith) show up for dinner, he tries to serve them without showing his face.
It's certainly a pleasant little situation comedy, and Duncan shows facility with his near-pratfalls. This being Vitagraph before Semon came in, there's more of an effort at plot and story than is really necessary, but the performances keep this moving along.
It's certainly a pleasant little situation comedy, and Duncan shows facility with his near-pratfalls. This being Vitagraph before Semon came in, there's more of an effort at plot and story than is really necessary, but the performances keep this moving along.
