1937 · Released · 16 min
While driving in town a husband almost runs over a tramp. Feeling sorry for him, the husband brings the man home with him to help him get back on his feet. The tramp soon pretty much takes over the whole house--and not only that, but he starts getting all of his tramp friends over to "visit".
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