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The Chief Cook (1917)

The film opens in the lobby of a small hotel, where the desk clerk/owner (Budd Ross) is addressing three members of staff: the cook, the waiter and the bellboy. It is obvious from their reactions, particularly the cook (Leo White) that whatever was said did not go down too well. His animated arms knock down the man standing behind him repeatedly until all three servants simultaneously quit. They storm off into the adjoining kitchen where a slavery maid (Blanche White) is on the floor scrubbing the floor. The men all trip over her, moan briefly and then leave.
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The film opens in the lobby of a small hotel, where the desk clerk/owner (Budd Ross) is addressing three members of staff: the cook, the waiter and the bellboy. It is obvious from their reactions, particularly the cook (Leo White) that whatever was said did not go down too well. His animated arms knock down the man standing behind him repeatedly until all three servants simultaneously quit. They storm off into the adjoining kitchen where a slavery maid (Blanche White) is on the floor scrubbing the floor. The men all trip over her, moan briefly and then leave.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Arvid E. Gillstrom
Written By:Rex Taylor
In Theaters:9/30/1917
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:King Bee Studios

Cast

Director

Arvid E. Gillstrom

Director

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Billy West

The Star Boarder

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Bud Ross

Boggs (as Budd Ross)

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Oliver Hardy

Babe (as Babe Hardy)

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Joe Cohen

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Leo White

Ham

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Blanche White

Maggie

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Polly Bailey

(as Polly Van)

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Ethelyn Gibson

The soubrette (as Ethlyn Gibson)

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Ellen Burford

Dolly

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Joe Bordeaux

Hotel ex-employee

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Florence McLaughlin

Hotel Guest

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