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Sophie's Sweetheart (1914)
Short | Comedy, Short, Western

Sophie's Sweetheart (1914)

Short | Comedy, Short, Western

Slippery Slim and Mustang Pete are suitors for the hand of Sophie Clutts, but she cares nothing for either of them. She is in love with another man. Hiram Clutts and his wife quarrel as to which one Sophie shall marry. Hiram prefers ...See moreSlippery Slim and Mustang Pete are suitors for the hand of Sophie Clutts, but she cares nothing for either of them. She is in love with another man. Hiram Clutts and his wife quarrel as to which one Sophie shall marry. Hiram prefers Mustang, while his wife insists upon Slim being the favored one. Sophie's choice is unknown to them. Hiram sends out notices to the effect that Sophie is to marry Mustang. His wife announces the marriage of Slim and Sophie. While Sophie's parents are in the discussion about her future husband, she has written a note to her sweetheart telling him to get the minister and when she arrives she will marry him. Meanwhile Slim and Mustang engage in a fistic encounter and both are badly battered. They go to Sophie's home, where they find her happy in the arms of her husband. Mustang and Slim then shake hands and go in search of something else to fight about. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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7 cast members

Name	Known for
Margaret Joslin Sophie Clutts Sophie Clutts See fewer	A Snakeville Courtship (1913)
Victor Potel Slippery Slim Slippery Slim See fewer	The Miracle of Morgan's Creek (1943)
Harry Todd Mustang Pete Mustang Pete See fewer	Ten Nights in a Bar-Room (1931)
Ernest Van Pelt Hiram Clutts Hiram Clutts See fewer	Avenging Fangs (1927)
Evelyn Selbie Mrs. Clutts Mrs. Clutts See fewer	The Silver Treasure (1926)
Fred Windemere The Minister (as Fritz Wintermeier) The Minister (as Fritz Wintermeier) See fewer	Soiled (1925)
Bill Cato The Suitor The Suitor See fewer	Humanity (1916)