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Pay the Cashier (1926)
Short | Short, Comedy

Pay the Cashier (1926)

Short | Short, Comedy

Paul finds himself alone and penniless in a small town and to add to his discomfort, he is exceedingly hungry. He enters a restaurant A-La-Cafeteria and before selecting the items that would make up an ordinary meal, he samples nearly ...See morePaul finds himself alone and penniless in a small town and to add to his discomfort, he is exceedingly hungry. He enters a restaurant A-La-Cafeteria and before selecting the items that would make up an ordinary meal, he samples nearly everything on the layout before the proprietor gets wise to him. In revenge, the proprietor outs him to work and all would have gone well until Paul's inventive brain exerts itself and he induces the proprietor to install a new system, namely one of the LUNCH BASKET ORDER which automatically locks as the goods are put into it. The scheme worked nicely until one day with an unusual lunch hour rush, the baskets are all filled and a cry of fire soon empties the restaurant, guests baskets and all. This so annoys the proprietor that the last we see of Paul is his being flattened against the wall with the proprietor's two revolvers pointing at him. Written by Copyright Description from Library of Congress See less

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9 cast members

Name	Known for
James Parrott Appetite Andy (as Paul Parrott) Appetite Andy (as Paul Parrott) See fewer	Pardon Us (1931)
Ethel Broadhurst The Cashier The Cashier See fewer	Soft Pedal (1926)
Mark Jones The Boss The Boss See fewer	Why Worry? (1923)
Gaylord Lloyd Customer with baby Customer with baby See fewer	Speedy (1928)
Vera White Waitress Waitress See fewer	Among Those Present (1921)
Roy Brooks Customer with tray on head (uncredited) Customer with tray on head (uncredited) See fewer	Number, Please? (1920)
Sammy Brooks Short customer (uncredited) Short customer (uncredited) See fewer	Whistling Lions (1925)
Wally Howe Customer with pickle (uncredited) Customer with pickle (uncredited) See fewer	High and Dizzy (1920)
Charles Stevenson Head chief (uncredited) Head chief (uncredited) See fewer	Grandma's Boy (1922)