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  • Reckless Reddy Reforms (1911)
  • Short | Short, Comedy, Romance
Reckless Reddy Reforms (1911)
Short | Short, Comedy, Romance
It is pay-day at the Lone Star outfit and the usual thing occurs. The boys headed by Reckless Reddy go to town. Shortly after their arrival in the little border city, Reckless Reddy sees Patricia Muggins, the new waitress, entering the ...See moreIt is pay-day at the Lone Star outfit and the usual thing occurs. The boys headed by Reckless Reddy go to town. Shortly after their arrival in the little border city, Reckless Reddy sees Patricia Muggins, the new waitress, entering the door of the Palace restaurant. Reddy suddenly discovers he is hungry, but as he is about to enter the food palace some of the boys grab him and insist that he come with them. Getting away, however, a few minutes later he returns to the restaurant and orders a meal. While being served by the new waitress foxy Cupid safely lodges his arrow. Discovering Reddy's disappearance the boys go in search of him, but fail to find the daring Reddy. After their departure from the restaurant Patricia tells Reddy she is glad he doesn't drink like the other cowboys. Seeing that he has made a good impression and for fear she will find him out if he lingers, he quickly takes his departure. Back at the ranch house that night the boys note the change in Reddy. Thinking to cheer him up one of them offers him a drink, which he declines with thanks. The next day Reddy again visits the Palace restaurant. After finishing his meal he rolls and lights a cigarette. Patricia tells him she doesn't like a fellow who smokes cigarettes. This forces Reddy to discard his after-dinner pleasure. That night at the ranch he unconsciously pulls his cigarette papers and pouch of tobacco from his pocket and starts to roll a smoke. Just as he is about to place it to his lips he thinks of Patricia's statement and hands the cigarette papers and tobacco to one of the other boys. This causes a lot of fun at Reddy's expense. During the following days the boys are very much mystified at Reddy's conduct and they decide to trail him when he next leaves for town. Having made an appointment to meet Patricia, Reddy fixes himself up in a new suit of store clothes and starts for the restaurant trailed by the entire ranch outfit. The boys are dumbfounded when they see Patricia and Reddy come out of the restaurant together, walk rapidly to the office of the Justice of the Peace, who, as the boys discover by peeking through the window, quickly marries the happy pair. Reddy takes Patrician to a little home he has prepared in the town and they settle down for a happy existence. That night the boys push a box of cigars through the open window. Patricia sees the action, takes the box, opens it and presents a cigar to Reddy, whose reform she now declared complete. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less
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Updated Jul 10, 1911
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Jul 10, 1911 (United States)

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George Melford's primary photo
George Melford
Reckless Reddy - Cowboy Reckless Reddy - Cowboy   See fewer
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Alice Joyce
Patricia Muggins - Waitress Patricia Muggins - Waitress   See fewer
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Carlyle Blackwell
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