Lady Baffles and Detective Duck in When the Wets Went Dry

This 1915 comedy features Lady Baffles and Detective Duck in a plot centered around the temperance debate. The story revolves around a political boss attempting to sway a Governor into signing a bill favoring the liquor interests. Lady Baffles, impersonating the Governor's wife, tries to manipulate the situation but is ultimately outsmarted by Detective Duck.

The film employs trick photography to enhance its comedic elements, characteristic of early slapstick comedies. With a cast that includes Gale Henry, Max Asher, and Milburn Morante, this film captures the spirit of its era while addressing social issues through humor. Collectors of silent films and early comedies may find this piece particularly interesting for its unique take on a historical topic.