Should Men Walk Home?
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Mabel stars as a bold outlaw, a "Girl Bandit," who partners with a male criminal, a Gentleman Crook portrayed by the ever-smiling Creighton Hale. In this film, Mabel appears more energetic than in some of her later roles. The story opens with her hitchhiking, and she is forced to dart for safety when Hale's car nearly strikes her. The two soon join forces and break into an upscale mansion party to steal a valuable jewel from the host's safe.
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Edited by Richard C CurrierShot by Floyd Jackman
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17 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Mabel Normand
as The Girl Bandit
Oliver Hardy
as Party Guest at Punch Bowl
Creighton Hale
as The Gentleman Crook
Eugene Pallette
as Detective - Intelligence Bureau
William A Boardway
as Party Guest
Dorothy Coburn
as Woman with man in the garden
Edgar Dearing
as Motorcycle Cop
Julia Griffith
as Party Guest
F F Guenste
as Butler
Clara Guiol
as Maid
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