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A man fumbles through an apartment sub-let assessment while his wife is away.
Top billed cast
Robert BenchleyJoe Doakes
Marie BlakeMrs. Doakes
Hobart CavanaughMr. Mustavas
Esther DaleMrs. Mustavas
Hal K. DawsonReal Estate Agent- Margaret BertMaid
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