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Plot Summary:Jack Wilmer and Ethel Miller, sweethearts, are seated in the garden of Ethel's house when her married sister and little niece appear. They have come from the studio of an artist who has just finished a miniature portrait of the little girl. When alone Jack proposes and is accepted. As he is kissing her, Louis Blake, Jack's chum, who is also in love with Ethel, comes behind them unobserved. He is torn by rage and jealousy at losing the girl, but he congratulates them when they announce their engagement to him. Ethel goes away for a short visit from town. During her absence Louis meets one day at the club the director of a moving picture company and is urged to act as substitute for a young man who has been taken ill. Louis refuses and suggests that the director offer the part to Jack. When the matter is explained to Jack he refuses, but consents at last when he is persuaded that it will be quite a lark. But when he is put to the test, and is directed to ardently embrace a pretty actress who rushes out of a cottage to welcome him, he balks and acts with such backwardness that the actress takes the initiative and throws her arms around him. While in this compromising position they are photographed not only by the picture operator, but also by Louis who has brought a small kodak with him. Louis sends to Ethel by a messenger an envelope containing an anonymous communication and the snapshot he has secretly taken of Jack and the actress. Ethel decides that Jack is unfaithful to her and when he arrives that evening she sends down word that she cannot see him. Very unhappy, Ethel, while wishing that she had a portrait of Jack to put in her locket, remembers the charming miniature of her little niece. She hastens to the artist who promises to paint it from the photograph and deliver it very soon. The artist is led to believe that the miniature is a likeness of her departed lover. Jack, by a curious coincidence decides to go to the same artist to have him paint a watch case miniature of Ethel from a large photograph in his possession. So to the surprise and amusement of the artist, there walks into his studio the next day the supposedly dead lover to have a portrait painted of a young lady who is supposed to have joined the angelic choir. The artist surmises that there has been a lovers' quarrel, and he determines to bring the two young people together. When the two miniatures are finished he purposely mixes up the two portraits and the two bills with the result that Ethel receives her own portrait with a bill for same made out to Jack for $300. Jack receives his own portrait with a bill of $300 charged to Ethel. Each of the lovers is touched by the other's obvious devotion and unchanged affection, and in this softened mood they meet and are reconciled.