"Harry Watson, Jr., of Bickel and Watson in one of the mishaps of Musty Suffer. Good clean comedy or George Kleine would never father it." 01 November 1915 Comedy 50 mins
Musty gets a job in a grocery store. Through a series of very bad encounters with various customers it becomes clear he is ill-suited to the job and ultimately he goes his own way.
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Harry Watson as Musty Suffer
Cissy Fitzgerald as Cissie
Rosa Gore as Dippy Mary
Dan Crimmins as Burglar
Snitz Edwards as Hypo Jake
Ruby Hoffman as Royal Governess
Alma Hanlon as Queen
Frank Belcher as Lord Chamberlain
Maxfield Moree as Fairy Tramp
George Bickel as Willie Work
Tom Nawn as King
H.H. McCullum as Tony
Louis Myll Director
Keep Moving! Trailer
United States 01 November 1915
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