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Release Date:
March 1, 1901
Original Title:
Monsieur et Madame sont pressés
Alternate Titles:
In a Hurry to Catch the Train
Genres:
Comedy
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 2
The wife gets up, runs to the clock and seeing the time, hurriedly awakens her husband. They will miss the train. In their hurry they cannot find their clothes, madam starts to put on her vest when it immediately changes to the husband's pants, the same happens to the husband. They quarrel and throw all the clothes upon the floor. During the struggle they both fall and upon rising again they are fully dressed, but as they go out, they discover that they are dressed in each others clothes. Another quarrel ensues, and they are again in their night garments. In desperation they run away followed by their clothes.
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