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An Expensive Visit (1915)
At college, Jack is spending his dad's money and not studying. When dad comes for a visit, Jack gets one of his friends to dress as a woman and flirt with his father. Another friend pretends to be the jealous husband, forcing dad to buy his way out of trouble.
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At college, Jack is spending his dad's money and not studying. When dad comes for a visit, Jack gets one of his friends to dress as a woman and flirt with his father. Another friend pretends to be the jealous husband, forcing dad to buy his way out of trouble.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Edwin R. Coffin
In Theaters:3/22/1915
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Lubin Manufacturing Company
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