Bill Takes a Lady Out to Lunch... Never Again Trailer

Bill Takes a Lady Out to Lunch... Never Again Trailer (1914)

02 August 1914 Comedy 14 mins

Bill, an initially unkempt office boy, world is changed when he becomes infatuated with Genevieve Reilly, a girl working in a different office. Driven by his desire to attract her attention, Bill begins to clean up his act and appearance, eventually turning into what a jealous coworker terms a "regular dude". The film culminates in Bill taking Genevieve out to lunch to impress her with his new, sophisticated persona.

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Cast

Tammany Young

as Bill - the Office Boy

Mae Gaston

as Genevieve Reilly

Fay Tincher

as Ethel - the Stenographer

Tod Browning

as James Hadley

Crew

International Titles

Bill Takes a Lady to Lunch Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 02 August 1914

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