Bingles and the Cabaret

1913
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8m

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James Lackaye in Bingles and the Cabaret (1913)

Bingles returns home from the office after a very busy day, and seeks peace and quietness in his room. He is soon disturbed by an organ grinder. After the music purveyor has departed. Bingle... Read allBingles returns home from the office after a very busy day, and seeks peace and quietness in his room. He is soon disturbed by an organ grinder. After the music purveyor has departed. Bingles' nerves are again worked up by the maid ringing a cracked dinner bell. He goes down to d... Read allBingles returns home from the office after a very busy day, and seeks peace and quietness in his room. He is soon disturbed by an organ grinder. After the music purveyor has departed. Bingles' nerves are again worked up by the maid ringing a cracked dinner bell. He goes down to dinner, where added torture is inflicted upon him by the diners. Unable to tolerate it any ... Read all

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Director
- Frederick A. Thomson
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- Beta Breuil
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deickemeyer

Carefully and expensively staged

In this excellent comedy James Lackaye has his troubles trying to eat in peace. He goes from one restaurant to another, only to encounter a new form of torture in each. The picture is carefully and expensively staged under the direction of Frederick Thomson. Mrs Breuil writes the script. - The Moving Picture World, July 12, 1913