"Old Julius Caeser was a wise bird. three times he refused a crown. But Charles is "crowned" just once. Once is enough" 10 July 1922 Comedy 50 mins
Billy Barnes gets into trouble over a practical joke on a golf course and ends up in jail, despite his high social standing. But he manages to redeem himself with the help of a jewel thief he befriends in jail.
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Charles Ray as Billy Barnes
Barbara Bedford as Helen
William Scott as Harry
Eddie Gribbon as 'Nervy' Norton
Tom Wilson as Mose
Harvey Clark as M. Dumas
Phil Dunham as Billy's Valet
Fred Miller as Dick
Milton Ross as Police Sergeant
S.J. Bingham as Detective
Bert Offord as Janitor
Charles Ray Director
Richard Andres Writer
Edward Withers Writer
Charles Ray Producer
George Rizard Cinematography
Harry L. Decker Editor
Albert Ray Assistant Director
Ah! Quelle douche! Trailer
United States 10 July 1922
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