Arthur, who drives the wagon for a dry cleaning concern, calls at the house of a prince and is given his evening clothes to clean. He rescues the wealthy and beautiful Rosie from a group of hoodlums and when she asks the hero for his name ...See moreArthur, who drives the wagon for a dry cleaning concern, calls at the house of a prince and is given his evening clothes to clean. He rescues the wealthy and beautiful Rosie from a group of hoodlums and when she asks the hero for his name he gives her the card of Prince Pantalette. He escorts her home, wearing the habiliments of the prince and the faithful horse follows him along the walk. She gives a party in honor of the "prince" who wears a checked necktie with his evening rig, causing all the male guests to change to checked neck wear. He sits in a bay window with Rosie and the horse walks up on the lawn and becomes so familiar that the fake nobleman is forced to tell the girl tearfully that he is the driver, working on a ten percent commission. She sympathizes with him and brings him an armful of clothes to dry clean, then in her violent infatuation, embraces him. Written by
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