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Come Out of the Kitchen (1919)
Olivia Dangerfield and her brother are hired as servants in the household of the meticulous Mrs. Falkner. When another pair of servants is detained by the law, Olivia decides to pose as a master cook, though she knows little about the culinary arts. Meanwhile, Burton Crane, the boyfriend of Mrs. Falkner's daughter, becomes attracted to the "wonderful cook" at the Falkner home.
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Olivia Dangerfield and her brother are hired as servants in the household of the meticulous Mrs. Falkner. When another pair of servants is detained by the law, Olivia decides to pose as a master cook, though she knows little about the culinary arts. Meanwhile, Burton Crane, the boyfriend of Mrs. Falkner's daughter, becomes attracted to the "wonderful cook" at the Falkner home.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Alice Duer Miller, A.E. Thomas, Clara Beranger
In Theaters:5/11/1919
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Cast
John S. Robertson
Director
Marguerite Clark
Claudia Daingerfield
Frances Kaye
Elizabeth Daingerfield
Bradley Barker
Paul Daingerfield
Albert Hackett
Charles Daingerfield
George Stevens
Mr. Daingerfield
May Kitson
Mrs. Daingerfield
Eugene O'Brien
Burton Crane
Fred Esmelton
Solon Tucker
Crauford Kent
Randolf Weeks
Augusta Anderson
Mrs. Faulkner
Rita Spear
Cora Faulkner
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