His Trysting Places
About His Trysting Places
Ambrose, married, mails a letter for a woman in his lobby. The letter sets a meeting with her lover. After a quarrel at home, Charlie buys a baby bottle and stops at the same restaurant. They leave in each other's coats. Each wife finds the wrong paper in the pocket. All four meet at the park bench the letter named.
Cast & crew
More about His Trysting Places
Chaplin wrote and directed. Mack Sennett produced. Mutual distributed it. Frank D. Williams photographed. Released November 9, 1914. Mack Swain plays Ambrose. Mabel Normand plays Charlie's wife. Phyllis Allen plays Ambrose's wife. Helen Carruthers is the woman with the letter.
Themes
Look
Frank D. Williams shot the restaurant and the park bench.
Preservation
A print survives.
Notes
- The baby bottle and the love letter trade coats. Neither man wrote what his wife reads.
- Mutual distributed it. Keystone made it.
- A copy is on the Internet Archive as CC_1914_11_09_HisTrystingPlace.
- Glen Cavender and Charley Chase are billed.
Scenes
- The wives pull the wrong notes from the swapped coats.
- All four arrive at the bench.
Also available
- Internet Archive (CC_1914_11_09_HisTrystingPlace)
