Mr. Simp is subservient to all his wife does or says, and as his wife is a militant suffragette, Mr. Simp is a firm adherent to the cause. He receives a letter from Mr. Charles Trouble, telling him to meet that gentleman, as he would like to talk business with him. The excruciatingly funny incidents that develop out of his "looking for trouble," will keep an audience convulsed with laughter.
