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Too Many Burglars (1911)
Short | Short, Comedy

Too Many Burglars (1911)

Short | Short, Comedy

Mrs. Brown is decidedly careless with her jewelry, leaving it lie around in easy access to anyone who might enter. Wishing to teach her a lesson, Mr. Brown writes a letter to his actor friend to enter his house as a burglar to scare her. ...See moreMrs. Brown is decidedly careless with her jewelry, leaving it lie around in easy access to anyone who might enter. Wishing to teach her a lesson, Mr. Brown writes a letter to his actor friend to enter his house as a burglar to scare her. But on second thought, Brown decides to play burglar himself. Wifey, however, finds the letter and sends it, and so when a real burglar appears upon the scene, she thinks him her hubby's friend and treats him royally. The actor enters almost simultaneous with Brown, and, each thinking the other the real article, a fight ensues. Meanwhile, the real burglar, hearing the skirmish, hides in a clothes closet until he is forced out by moth powder. The episode ends happily for everybody but the real burglar. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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5 cast members

Name	Known for
Edward Dillon Mr. Brown Mr. Brown See fewer	The Dice Woman (1926)
Grace Henderson Mrs. Brown (unconfirmed) Mrs. Brown (unconfirmed) See fewer	A Corner in Wheat (1909)
Mack Sennett The Actor Friend The Actor Friend See fewer	A Small Town Idol (1921)
Fred Mace The Burglar The Burglar See fewer	Without Hope (1914)
Ford Sterling Actor Actor See fewer	Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1928)