Sporting Blood (1909)
While sitting at the breakfast table, the young husband receives a telegram from his friend Rose, reading as follows: "Put your blanket on Sweet Marie. She looks good to me. Bring your roll. Rose." Immediately the husband excuses himself, "being called away on important business." Accidentally he drops the telegram which is found by his wife. Her jealousy is at once aroused. She thinks Rose is a girl, and with the aid of her friends whom she picks up on the streets, she chases after her husband. The husband in turn is advised that his wife has lost her reason, and with the aid of the police and some of his friends, he is chasing after his wife. When at last they meet, explanations follow. Sweet Marie is introduced to the young wife and as she receives at the same time a big roll which the young husband has won on Sweet Marie, she forgives him readily.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Siegmund Lubin | Producer |
