Seeing Double

1913

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Binks is addicted to drink. His wife seeks to cure him. One day she meets the Misses Simms, twins. A happy idea comes to her and she invites the girls to spend a few days at her home, acquai... Read allBinks is addicted to drink. His wife seeks to cure him. One day she meets the Misses Simms, twins. A happy idea comes to her and she invites the girls to spend a few days at her home, acquainting them with her scheme to cure her husband of his insatiable habit. They arrive at Mrs... Read allBinks is addicted to drink. His wife seeks to cure him. One day she meets the Misses Simms, twins. A happy idea comes to her and she invites the girls to spend a few days at her home, acquainting them with her scheme to cure her husband of his insatiable habit. They arrive at Mrs. Binks' home, dressed exactly alike. That evening, when Mr. Binks returns from business, ... Read all

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Released as a split reel along with the documentary Jean and Her Family (1913).

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One or two hearty laughs

There were one or two hearty laughs during this farce in which Bunny's wife (Rose Tapley) gets the two Nash girls to make her "hubby" think he is seeing double, and so frightens him into reforming. It was written by Mrs, Breuil and produced by Wilfred North. - The Moving Picture World, May 3, 1913