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Reading Times, Reading, Pennsylvania, November 9, 1914.

His Trysting Places Scenes

& His Trysting Places – (Two Reels) – Keystone –

November 9 – Clarence and Ambrose are both married, and both

are completely under their wives‘ control. They meet

in a restaurant one day, get into a quarrel, and in the maze

of flying dishes and other loose decorations they get

their overcoats mixed. What their wives find in their overcoat

pockets is not exactly to their credit, and they are

whipped accordingly. The quartet finally comes together,

and the affair is straightened out. As a parting

blow Clarence gives Mrs. Ambrose the love note he found

in Ambrose‘s pocket, and he and his wife walk off

while poor Ambrose is being disciplined by his enraged wife.

(...) Motography, Chicago, Nov. 14, 1914

„Note – The Keystone Comedies Always First at the Grand“

Advertisement. „An Exceptional Good Program.

      GRAND THEATRE“ (...)

      „His Trysting Places

      A Screaming 2 reel Keystone Comedy, Featuring Chas.

Chaplin and Donald Crisp.“ (...)

      „Note – The Keystone Comedies Always First

at the Grand,“

      Grand Theatre, Reading.

      His Trysting Places is

      released by Keystone Nov. 9, 1914.

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