Good in the Worst of Us - William J. Humphrey - 1915, Vitagraph Company of America - EYE FLM26592 - OB 685559
William J. Humphrey (January 2, 1875 - October 4, 1942), 1915, Vitagraph Company of America
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Titel: Good in the Worst of Us
Duration: 13:06
Genre: crime fiction
Minnie packs and leaves a note for someone. She flees from her partner in crime Jim Colby and his bad influence. Minnie drops a locket containing an image of her mother in the room. Jim in crime returns home, sees the note and the locket. Minnie sees an ad in the newspaper and is happy. At a new home, Minnie happily flirts with the milkman and they are married. Milkman husband is worried about money(?). The left man robs a home and shoots the owner beginning a police chase which leads him to Minnie. To protect herself she agrees to give the crook some money(?) which she steals from her husband’s desk. Between the husband, the crook and the police there is some shooting and the crook’s final words is to tell the husband something about Minnie.
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