A Study in Tramps (1915)
Because of a family feud, Bobby Scrawn's love for Mary Stretch seems hopeless, particularly after the young man has been spanked with a fence picket wielded by the sturdy arm of Pa Stretch. A few days later Mrs. Stretch gives a preliminary talk on tramps and how they can be saved. She announces the subject will be continued at her home on the following Thursday. Mary gets a startling idea and tells Bobby of it. Thursday arrives and twenty or more women are listening to Mrs. Stretch talk on hobos, when "Hungry Hank," a tough-looking and ragged tramp, applies at the kitchen door for a "hand-out."
Director: Lee Beggs
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Billy Quirk as Bobby Scrawn |
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Constance Talmadge as Mary Stretch |
| Writing | James Oliver Curwood | Writer |
| Directing | Lee Beggs | Director |