Poor Jake's Demise Trailer

Poor Jake's Demise Trailer (1913)

16 August 1913 Comedy 10 mins

Jake's wife fears he has made good his suicide threat after he has caught her making love to the Dude in his own home. During the last minute preparations for Jake's funeral, the mourners are suddenly surprised to find him sitting upright in their midst.

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Cast

Max Asher

as Jake Schultz

Daisy Small

as Mrs. Schultz

Lon Chaney

as The Dude

Louise Fazenda

as Servant

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 16 August 1913

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