22 Nov 1914
Ethel Has a Steady
Silent comedy short film about Mr. Hadley's fiancée, Ethel, and her new "steady" relationship with a lunch counter employee named Bill.
Educated Evans
Cockney racing tipster Evans (Miller) is asked by a nouveau riche and socially aspirant couple to train a racehorse they have bought.
Top Billed Cast
Max Miller Educated Evans
Nancy O'Neil Mary
Clarice Mayne Emily Hackitt
Albert Whelan Sgt. Challoner
Hal Walters Nobby
George Merritt Joe Markham
Julien Mitchell Arthur Hackitt
Frederick Burtwell Hubert
Anthony Shaw Lord Appleby
Percy Walsh Capt. Reid
Robert English Lord Brickett
Prince Monolulu Himself
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