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  • Billy's Love Making (1915)
  • Short | Short, Comedy
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Billy's Love Making (1915)
Short | Short, Comedy
Mrs. Hughes, who still considers herself in the matrimonial market and dresses her daughter of 18 as though she were a child of 12, decides to go to the beach for the season in the hope of being able to land a good catch for herself. When ...See moreMrs. Hughes, who still considers herself in the matrimonial market and dresses her daughter of 18 as though she were a child of 12, decides to go to the beach for the season in the hope of being able to land a good catch for herself. When they are nearing the beach their machine breaks down and they are assisted by Billy Burnitt. Billy invites them into his car. Thinking that Violet is a child, Billy says that she can sit on his lap, as there are only seats for two. They finally arrive at the hotel. As Billy is ready to drive away Mrs. Hughes invites him to call. The next day Billie meets Mrs. Hughes and Violet on the beach and as they are talking an old friend of Mrs. Hughes comes along and invites her for a stroll along the beach. She goes and leaves Violet in Billy's care. Billy, hardly knowing what to do to entertain a girl of 12, suddenly sees a man with balloons walking along the beach. He leaves her for a few minutes and returns with a balloon and a lollipop. Violet, thinking that he is trying to cajole her, decides that she will get even, and that night when Billy comes to call upon her mother she dresses in one of her mother's evening gowns and goes down to meet her. Mrs. Hughes is very much put out and is rushing Violet up to her room just as Billy appears. He just gets one glimpse of her, but is very much taken with her and when Violet then appears as the little girl, Billy asks her who the other girl was, and she replies, "She is my cousin." Billy tells her that he will give her a box of candy if she will fix it up so that he can meet her. She tells him to get the candy and she will take a note to her, which she does on the delivery of the candy, but "cousin" refuses to give him the answer until he gets Violet another box of candy. So Billy buys all the candy in the store and everything is fixed up for the next night, when Mrs. Hughes is to be out. Billy calls with his arms full of roses and candy, and "Cousin" appears. Billy is making desperate love when Violet suddenly suggests that they go down to the beach where they can get some nice lollipops and balloons. Billy suddenly realizes who she is and takes her in his arms. Mother appears soon after with her own beau and they have a double wedding. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less
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Director
William Garwood
Writer
William Addison Lathrop
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Updated Aug 24, 1915
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Aug 24, 1915 (United States)

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William Garwood
Billy Burnitt Billy Burnitt   See fewer
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Violet Mersereau
Violet Hughes Violet Hughes   See fewer
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