Walter Stull

A comedy involving tiger skins.

Two hicks take a trip to Atlantic City.

A comedy about Willem, who goes out hunting; his friends decide to scare a him with a bear suit.

Instead of paying his landlady, a man invites a seamstress out for dinner. To tease him her colleagues appear uninvited at the restaurant. When the bill comes it is huge and costs the man all of his money, his watch and other belongings, while the seamstress doesn't even want him to walk her home. He goes home penniless and his landlady does not let him in: he has to sleep outside.

Shifty Mike attempts to force his attentions on Jabbs' daughter, but is thwarted. Vowing revenge, Mike hires Pokes to throw a bomb through Jabbs' window. Instead, Pokes blows himself up.

Hallucinations abound after eating Deviled Crabs with Pokes & Jabs.

Pokes, the property man at the Vim theater, incurs the hostility of Prof. Jabbs the wonderful Escape King on the opening day of the performance.

The small town vaudeville manager, before the afternoon performance, discovers his property man has quit without notice, so is compelled to hire one of the hangers-on, Slippery Pokes

The Missing Jewels

Pokes is a sport when his wife is not around - when she is, he is meekness itself. A game is going on at the club and Pokes is phoned for, but his wife gets the message and Pokes is sent to bed. Jabs, the policeman, is a sweetheart of Jennie, the maid, and calls for his daily refreshments. Meanwhile Mrs. Pokes has gone out and Pokes wanders into the kitchen. He sees Jabs' coat and hat and hastily donning them escapes to the club. Getting back is more difficult, however, but after exciting experiences with several cops and a burglar, Pokes manages to get home, only to be confronted by Mrs. Pokes. The bold story he tells fails to convince his irate wife, who proceeds to massage him with a wooden lower extremity. Pokes is now studying the game of "Old Maid" and trying to learn to tell the truth and once more make friends with his wife.

Jabbs sends his only suit to be pressed before a big date, but the tailor shop burns down. Pokes breaks into Jabbs' room but he's discovered and Jabbs takes his suit to wear on his date.

Hearing so much about the wonderful charms of music, Pokes decides to present his sweetheart, Ethel, with a piano, in order to win her love. On her birthday, Jabbs, another suitor for Ethel's hand, appears at the home of his beloved with a large bouquet of flowers.

Left in charge of the village's law enforcement, fire department, and justice of the peace duties, lovesick Pokes is overwhelmed by a succession of emergencies, from a gunman on the loose to a barn fire and an interrupted wedding. His frantic efforts to manage every crisis lead to comic confusion and an unexpected romantic revelation.

Appointed city dog catcher, the indolent Pokes is pushed into the job by his wife and quickly becomes overzealous in his pursuit of stray dogs, landing himself in one scrape after another. But after a generous helping of free hot dogs at a café, Pokes undergoes a startling transformation, leaving his wife and supervisor to bring him under control.

After being fired from his job as an office porter, Pokes takes up book sales and makes it his mission to sell a volume to his former tormentor, Jabbs. Relentlessly pursuing him through every conceivable setting, Pokes finally wears Jabbs down into making a purchase, only for him to discover that the salesman has found a way to outfit his entire household with the unwanted books.

Slippery Pokes oversees the daily chaos of his new vaudeville stage, juggling the antics of the Limber Brothers and the Fickle Sisters.

Two sailors, Pokes and Jabs, sneak off to a county fair, where a stolen handbag, an archery exhibition, and an escaped menagerie lead to a series of comic misadventures and a frantic race for survival.

When a matrimonial ad leads Bill Saddle to mistake his housekeeper Ida’s employer for his prospective bride, a series of misunderstandings and hiding places culminates in an unexpected double wedding.