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Mrs. Jarr and the Beauty Treatment (1915)
Short | Short, Comedy

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Mrs. Jarr and the Beauty Treatment (1915)

Short | Short, Comedy

On a bright spring day, Mr. Jarr gets home early and is soon absorbed in the afternoon paper, while his wife reads the beauty page of the Woman's Magazine. She is greatly impressed with the warning against the first signs of a sagging chin...See moreOn a bright spring day, Mr. Jarr gets home early and is soon absorbed in the afternoon paper, while his wife reads the beauty page of the Woman's Magazine. She is greatly impressed with the warning against the first signs of a sagging chin as being a sure sign of the wane of beauty. By strange coincidence, Clara Mudridge-Smith has that day engaged a beauty doctor, and learning the august person will treat two victims for the price of one, she phones for Mrs. Jarr. That lady goes right over, after insisting Jarr take the children out for a walk. The two women pester Mr. Smith until he finally slams on his hat and goes out. Meeting Jarr and the children, the two men commiserate each other, and Smith buys a toy balloon for each of the Jarr youngsters. In the meantime, the dermatological expert has Mrs. Jarr and Mrs. Smith in chin straps and all kinds of face-harness, but the women cheerfully suffer tortures. Little Izzy Blavinsky becomes envious when he sees Willy and Emma Jarr with the balloons, but is flatly snubbed by them, whereupon the little rascal bursts Willy's balloon and cuts the cord holding Emma's. It flies into the air and becomes lodged among a maze of heavily-charged electric wires. Emma cries bitterly, and Jarr throws his steel-handled umbrella at the balloon to knock it down, causing a short circuit and a fine display of fireworks. This brings out the fire department, then a riot call for the police reserves. Jarr and Smith are both arrested, and come near being jailed, while their women-folks, in their queer headgear, create some sensation when they rush into court. Fortunately Gus's political influence gets them all out of trouble, but Mrs. Jarr;s beauty treatment is indefinitely postponed, while Izzy grins in satisfaction at the rumpus he has caused. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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Name	Known for
Harry Davenport Mr. Jarr Mr. Jarr See fewer	Gone with the Wind (1939)
Rose Tapley Mrs. Jarr Mrs. Jarr See fewer	As You Like It (1912)
Audrey Berry Emma Jarr Emma Jarr See fewer	The Jarr Family Discovers Harlem (1915)
Paul Kelly Willie Jarr Willie Jarr See fewer	Flying Tigers (1942)
Eulalie Jensen Clara Mudridge Clara Mudridge See fewer	The Hunchback of Notre Dame (I) (1923)
Charles Eldridge Jabez Smith Jabez Smith See fewer	As You Like It (1912)
Josephine Earle Actress Actress See fewer	The Edge of Youth (1920)