Mr. Jack's Artistic Sense (1916)
Mr. Jack was never interested in things artistic until he discovered one Dottie, oh, so sweet, and an artist's model. Of course, Jack makes it his business to call at the studio as often as possible, to see a picture which Pazzini, the artist, is making of Jack's son, Albert. The latter has also been bitten by the same bug as his father, and is madly in love with Dot. After Albert was supposed to be back in college, when his vacation was over, he was still visiting Dot, at the studio. On one of these occasions our Mr. Jack also entered, and he in turn, has to hide when his wife comes in to look at their son's picture, cuts out the face, and sticks his own face through the opening. Mother isn't satisfied with the color of her son's nose, so Pazzini obliges by adding a little red, and is rewarded by having a strong set of molars close on his index finger. Jack is discovered by Albert, squares matters by announcing his engagement to Dottie. The gay old Lothario in kissing his prospective daughter-in-law, deposits a streak of red on her cheek from his nose, and almost starts another light, but things are finally smoothed over, and Jack is ready for a new adventure.
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GenresComedy
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| C.J. Williams | Director |
| Bruno Lessing | Writer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Frank Daniels | |
| Rose Tapley | |
| Arthur Cozine | |
| David Burton |
