01 January 1915 20 mins
A couple hatch a novel plan to rob a bank: they'll crawl down a heating duct and use a vaccum cleaner to suck the money out of the vault.
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Louise Fazenda as 1st Thief
Charles Murray as 1st Detective
Slim Summerville as 2nd Detective
Harry Booker as The Landlord
Dixie Chene as The Landlord's Daughter
Wayland Trask as The Bank Cashier
Edgar Kennedy as 2nd Thief
Harry Williams Director
Clarence G. Badger Director
F. Richard Jones Director
Hampton Del Ruth Writer
Mack Sennett Producer
Mack Sennett Writer
United States 01 January 1915
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