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| Paramount Released: 1924 7 Reels
Directed by | R. H. Burnside
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MANHATTAN
The newspaper suggest Hell's Kitchen, where there
is a gang feud going on, but when he hits the Kitchen,
nothing seems amiss. Back home again, he sticks up a
safe-cracker who has entered his home. The safe-cracker believes him one of his own kind.
Peter makes a deal with the chap, Spike, who hides him in his home where
Peter meets and falls in love with his sister Mary.
Peter assumes the identity of Gentleman George,
notorious safe cracker while rooming at Mrs. Trapes.
Peter enjoys showing off his ventriloquist's skills to the tenement kids.
Bud McGinnis, the brutal head of a Hell's Kitchen gang, has all the youths of the neighborhood working for him on crooked deals in return for the protection he gives them. McGinnis wants to marry Mary as well and she agrees to save her brother and Peter. Peter takes her to his home and reveals his identity. McGinnis threatens to "get" him.
Mary goes back to McGinnis. Peter follows Mary back to McGinnises pool hall where there is a fierce fight. Peter takes on McGinnis and the whole gang. McGinnis is shot by one of his henchmen who has a grudge. The
gang is arrested and Peter takes his future wife back home.

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