Curing Her Extravagance

Curing Her Extravagance wurde am 25. Juni 1913 veröffentlicht.

Regie in Curing Her Extravagance führte(n) Pat Hartigan.

Curing Her Extravagance hat eine Spielzeit von 6 Min..

After Arthur's marriage to Kate, his troubles begin. Her extravagance soon depletes his exchequer. He calls upon her father, Mr. Morton, for funds. The latter supplies $50,000, with the warning that the spendthrift must be cured. Soon the fifty thousand vanishes and Arthur is desperate. He determines to teach Kate a lesson and writes a note, stating that he has gone to end it all. While sitting on a park bench, he is arrested for loitering and serves thirty days in jail. Thinking that Arthur has kept his word, Kate, grief-stricken, pawns all his clothes and the household valuables. When Arthur returns from prison his happy wife conducts him to the cemetery and shows him a handsome monument which she has had erected to his memory.

Die Hauptcharaktere in Curing Her Extravagance sind Morton (John E. Brennan), Kate Morton - the Daughter (Ruth Roland), Arthur - Kate's Husband (Marshall Neilan).

Curing Her Extravagance ist eine Komödie, Short Film.