25 May 1913 10 mins
Toplitsky runs a second-hand clothing shop, but his partner "admires" his wife. Two conniving businessmen, intent on gaining a place in the store, inform Toplitsky of an upcoming tryst. A runaway bear adds to the complications.
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Ford Sterling as Toplitsky's Partner
Nick Cogley as Toblitsky
Alice Davenport as Mrs. Toplitsky
Henry Lehrman Director
United States 25 May 1913
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