Slippery Slim and the Green-Eyed Monster (1914)
Sophie's father seriously objects to her having gentlemen callers, so one night she induces him to retire early, then writes a note to Mustang Pete, telling him it is now safe for him to come over. Slippery Slim is '"green eyed" with jealousy at the partiality shown his rival. Mustang and Sophie are no more than settled when Slim knocks at the door, waking up the "old man." Mustang hides and when father come down stairs he finds nobody but Slim, so he kicks him out and then goes back to bed. Slim then climbs up to his window and tells him Mustang is downstairs. Hiram goes down and chases Mustang, thereby leaving a clear field for Slim.
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GenresComedy
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Roy Clements | Director |
| Cast | Role |
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| Victor Potel | |
| Margaret Joslin | |
| Harry Todd | |
| Ernest Van Pelt |
