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A Midnight Bell (1917)
Short | Short, Comedy

A Midnight Bell (1917)

Short | Short, Comedy

Lemuel Tidd, chief of police, and Ezekiel Slover, chief of the fire department, are bitter rivals for the hand of Amy Grey. The two resort to all manner of tricks and deceptions in order to gain an advantage. When fire breaks out in ...See moreLemuel Tidd, chief of police, and Ezekiel Slover, chief of the fire department, are bitter rivals for the hand of Amy Grey. The two resort to all manner of tricks and deceptions in order to gain an advantage. When fire breaks out in Punktown, the fire department saves the chief of police in a marvelous manner and saves Amy Grey by a still more wonderful feat, by sliding down a stream of water from the fire hose. After both the chiefs have extended themselves to the limit, they drag themselves away from the noise and confusion to resume their listless lives and to give their future strictly to the duties of their respective offices namely, caring for the safety and happiness of Punktown. Written by Moving Picture World, September 15, 1917 See less

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7 cast members

Name	Known for
Charles Hale Hoyt Actor (as Charles Hoyt) Actor (as Charles Hoyt) See fewer	A Texas Steer (1915)
Amy Dennis Amy Grey, the village belle Amy Grey, the village belle See fewer	The Barker (1917)
Frederick Eckhart Jonathan Grey, her father (as Fred Eckhart) Jonathan Grey, her father (as Fred Eckhart) See fewer	The Barker (1917)
William Fables Lemuel Tidd, chief of police Lemuel Tidd, chief of police See fewer	The Barker (1917)
Frank Hamilton Steve Larabee, Lemuel's righthand man Steve Larabee, Lemuel's righthand man See fewer	The Barker (1917)
James Harris Ezekiel Slover, chief of the fire department Ezekiel Slover, chief of the fire department See fewer	The Barker (1917)
Jim West Nap Keene, Ezekiel's leading fire fighter Nap Keene, Ezekiel's leading fire fighter See fewer	A Contented Woman (1917)