Love and the Ice Man (1917)
Short | Short, Comedy

Love and the Ice Man (1917)

Short | Short, Comedy

The ice man and the milk man are rival suitors for the hand of the Widow Malone, while the grocer's boy is in love with her daughter, Betty. The rivals see each other all along their route, and each seeks advantage over the other. The ...See moreThe ice man and the milk man are rival suitors for the hand of the Widow Malone, while the grocer's boy is in love with her daughter, Betty. The rivals see each other all along their route, and each seeks advantage over the other. The grocer's boy by chance gets mixed up with them, and they make it hot for him, so he vows revenge. The ice man pours water in his rival's milk, and then goes to tip off the inspector. While the milkman is inside, Betty and the grocer's boy come along and it occurs to him to put vinegar into the milk. Betty, who does not want the milkman for a stepfather, thinks it a good plan. Now comes the inspector, condemns the milk and would arrest the milkman, but the latter suspects what has happened and blames the grocer's boy for the whole thing. They all chase him, and he and Betty are punished, while the widow remains undecided between her two lovers. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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5 cast members

Name	Known for
Betty Compson Betty Betty See fewer	Street Girl (1929)
Neal Burns Ice Man Ice Man See fewer	Divorce Made Easy (1929)
Stella Adams Widow Malone Widow Malone See fewer	His Nobs the Duke (1915)
Dave Morris Milk Man Milk Man See fewer	Juno and the Paycock (1929)
George B. French Inspector Inspector See fewer	Won in the Clouds (1928)

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