The Rogue

Year: 1918

Runtime: 25 mins

Language: English

Director: Arvid E. Gillstrom

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West portrays a timid servant in a noisy boarding house managed by a larger‑than‑life landlady who evokes the comic styles of Alice Davenport, Marie Dressler and Hattie Jacques. The plot thickens when he encounters a phony aristocrat, played by White, and becomes tangled in the farcical chase for a stolen violin worth $20,000.

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