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The Flirt (II) (1914)
Short | Drama, Romance, Short

The Flirt (II) (1914)

Short | Drama, Romance, Short

After primping most carefully, the Flirt started out for a day of conquest, thoroughly impressed with the power of his charms and convinced that no woman could withstand them. Meeting Grace, he proposed a walk through the autumn woods, and...See moreAfter primping most carefully, the Flirt started out for a day of conquest, thoroughly impressed with the power of his charms and convinced that no woman could withstand them. Meeting Grace, he proposed a walk through the autumn woods, and they no sooner reached a dell watered by a rustling brook when, suddenly, the Flirt caught sight of Gracie as she crossed the meadow on the way to tend her cows. His sudden decision to follow this new attraction caused Grace to lose her balance, and fall into the brook. Her cries for help helped to attract him as he sped, intent upon the milkmaid's charms. Grace was quite flattered at the Flirt's attentions, when again his watchful eye spied Grace More, and started off in her direction. Here again his attention was only momentary, for Grace Full appeared on the scene, and on he scurried in her wake. Finding that she was desirous of learning how to swim, he volunteered his services, but just as she jumped into deep water he happened to catch sight of a smartly-clad figure in a roller chair and off he rushed to the bath house, leaving his charming pupil to the tender mercies of the waves, from which she was rescued by a gallant lifesaver. By this time the several Graces, reinforced by a policeman and the lifesaver, were hot upon the Flirt's trail, and they caught sight of him just after he discovered his latest charmer to be Dis Grace, a lady of pronounced color. Off he flew with the whole crowd at his heels. Finding all avenues of escape held by his pursuers, the Flirt ran out on a dock and thought to put them off of his trail by feigning suicide. A length of hose and a big stone served his purpose, as by blowing into the hose he caused most nautical bubbles to appear upon the surface of the water. He came out of his hiding place under the dock too soon, however, and was captured by the policeman, and placed in the roller chair, and trundled through the village to the merriment of the onlookers. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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Name	Known for
William Wadsworth The Flirt The Flirt See fewer	Kidnapped (II) (1917)
Elsie MacLeod Actress (as Elsie McLeod) Actress (as Elsie McLeod) See fewer	The Hazards of Helen (1914)
Bliss Milford Actress Actress See fewer	Martin Chuzzlewit (1912)
Edward O'Connor The Policeman The Policeman See fewer	The Gilded Kidd (1914)
Mabel Dwight Actress Actress See fewer	Builders of Castles (1917)
Cora Williams Actress Actress See fewer	The Great Mail Robbery (1927)
Grace Williams Actress Actress See fewer	The Truth About Helen (1915)
Marjorie Ellison Actress Actress See fewer	The Man Who Disappeared (1914)
William Bechtel Actor Actor See fewer	The Three Musketeers: Part 1 (1911)
Saul Harrison Actor Actor See fewer	The Customary Two Weeks (1917)