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  • The Troublesome Mole (1913)
  • Short | Short, Comedy
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The Troublesome Mole (1913)
Short | Short, Comedy
Mrs. Giddy had a mole on the side of her face. That it should no longer stand in the way of her husband's love, she called up Dr. Soakum, by whose treatment blemishes, warts, and moles vanished as the clouds before the sun. That was where ...See moreMrs. Giddy had a mole on the side of her face. That it should no longer stand in the way of her husband's love, she called up Dr. Soakum, by whose treatment blemishes, warts, and moles vanished as the clouds before the sun. That was where burglar Pete stepped in, but Mrs. Giddy's maid summoned Giddy. So ended Pete's pose as a burglar, and thus came the end of Dr. Soakum. "Beauty is only skin deep," Giddy said, but his actions might be differently construed. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less
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Director
Edward Dillon (as Eddie Dillon)
Writer
George Hennessy (story)
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Updated Dec 11, 1913
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Dec 11, 1913 (United States)

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Louise Orth
Mrs. Giddy Mrs. Giddy   See fewer
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