Scientific detective Coke Ennyday comes to the rescue of a damsel in distress, known only as 'The Little Fish Blower', when a drug smuggler plots to force her to marry him.
Christy Cabanne, John Emerson
Director
Douglas Fairbanks
Coke Ennyday / Douglas Fairbanks
Bessie Love
The Little Fish Blower
Allan Sears
Gent Rolling in Wealth
Tom Wilson
Police Chief I.M. Keene
Alma Rubens
Wealthy Gent's Female Confederate
George Hall
Japanese Accomplice (uncredited)
William Lowery
Gang Leader (uncredited)
Joe Murphy
Footman on Vehicle (uncredited)
Charles Stevens
Japanese Accomplice (uncredited)
B.F. Zeidman
Scenario Editor (uncredited)
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