Some of the situations are merely nonsensical

Pearl White

Chester Barnett

Dr. Kelly is called away on an important case. He leaves his office in charge of Dr. Mary Deer, a vivacious young woman, who has just graduated from college. Mr. Maguire&apos;s wife gets sick. He sees Mary Deer and decides to get sick ...

Phillips Smalley

The Lady Doctor

Pearl White tries her hand in the familiar part of the woman physician. Some of the situations are merely nonsensical and some of them very funny. We think most anybody would enjoy seeing her experiments with the fat lady, the thin lady, Mr. Tremble and other patients. Good eccentric comedy. - The Moving Picture World, April 11, 1914

Dr. Kelly is called away on an important case. He leaves his office in charge of Dr. Mary Deer, a vivacious young woman, who has just graduated from college. Mr. Maguire's wife gets sick. He sees Mary Deer and decides to get sick himself. The same procedure happens to Mr. Bergman and Mr. Burke. They all feign illness. Bill, the husky of the town, pleads sickness. She, seeing the game that is being played, decides to teach them a lesson. She scares Bill by putting him on an operating table. Bill thinks better of his health and runs. Maguire is given the electric treatment. He is unable to let go of the apparatus, Burke is put on a contrivance and whirled around. Bergman is locked in a small compartment with just his head protruding. The box is heated up. Mary Deer is unmerciful. Finally Dr. Kelly returns. He takes in the situation and gives them the laugh.

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