A Fool and His Money (1912 film)
A FOOL AND HIS MONEY
LINDY JILTS SAM, AND ENTERTAINS WILLIAM JACKSON
"IF THAT MAN COMES IN HERE I'LL GO OUT"
KNOWING THAT HIS SUDDEN PROSPERITY WOULD AROUSE SUSPICION SAM PLANS A TRIP TO NEW YORK
Notis
They is nobody hom in dis
yere plais I am Jones
is gone to git a hull
lot of money his uncle
don die and leave him
Sam Jones
SAM BEGINS SPENDING HIS MONEY
HE PURCHASES AN AUTO AND RIDES TO CONQUER
Mobiloil
NOW, HE'S THE GUY!
HE IS GIVEN THE FREEDOM OF THE HOUSEHOLD
Dare is nobody hom in dis
yere plais I is gone to
New York to git a hull lot
of money his uncle don die
and leave him
Sam Jones
Solax
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