Nice Nursie (1914)
Bill Glynn enjoys being sick so much that long after he is well he keeps on being sick that he may enjoy the tender ministrations of his pretty nurse. Now and then he "sneaks a smoke" out of the window and the negro butler has been ordered to bring him whiskey, so he has a pretty good time while nurse is taking her daily exercise. But he takes one chance too many. The nurse tells him she will be back in an hour. Bill makes himself comfortable with cigarettes and whiskey and falls asleep. The nurse catches him and steals from the room before he wakes. She calls up the doctor and tells him that she thinks a change of nurses will be better than a change of scene for Bill. The doctor promises to send one around. Meanwhile Bill has cleaned things up. In about a half an hour the new nurse comes. She is the exact opposite of the other. Bill gives one look and springs from the bed to rush to the telephone and tell the doctor to come quickly because he is cured. It was a mighty quick recovery.
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GenresComedy
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Frank Griffin | Director |
| Siegmund Lubin | Producer |
| Cast | Role |
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| James Hodges | |
| Marguerite Ne Moyer | |
| Edward Lawrence | |
| Julia Calhoun |
