John, the janitor, has a pet monkey that accompanies him on his different jobs. Because of the monkey's wonderful ability, John is given a post of janitor in one of the large hotels.
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Wallace Beery as John - the Hotel Janitor
Gilmore Hammond as John - the Hotel Clerk
Ruby Cox as The Hotel Stenographer
United States 06 July 1916
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