Sophie Clutts (played by Margaret Joslin) is a protagonist in Versus Sledge Hammers.
Sophie Clutts is the woman at the center of the courtship dispute. After learning through a matrimonial agency that she will inherit a million dollars, the Count goes to her father's hotel to win her hand. Mustang Pete is in love with her and hopes to court her once the Count flees. Mustang Pete (played by Harry Todd) appears in Versus Sledge Hammers.
Mustang Pete is a blacksmith who is in love with Sophie Clutts. When he discovers the Count making love to her, he insults him and accepts the Count's challenge to a duel. Pete chooses sledge hammers as weapons, then draws two enormous revolvers and fires into the air, causing the Count to flee and leaving him free to woo Sophie. The Count (played by Victor Potel) appears in Versus Sledge Hammers.
The Count learns through a matrimonial agency that Sophie Clutts will inherit a million dollars and visits her father's hotel to win her hand. When Mustang Pete insults him after discovering him with Sophie, the Count challenges Pete to a duel. He draws a revolver, but flees after Pete produces two enormous revolvers and fires into the air.
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Characters
Sophie Clutts
(played by Margaret Joslin) — protagonist
Sophie Clutts is the woman at the center of the courtship dispute. After learning through a matrimonial agency that she will inherit a million dollars, the Count goes to her father's hotel to win her...
Mustang Pete
(played by Harry Todd) — supporting
Mustang Pete is a blacksmith who is in love with Sophie Clutts. When he discovers the Count making love to her, he insults him and accepts the Count's challenge to a duel. Pete chooses sledge hammers...
The Count
(played by Victor Potel) — supporting
The Count learns through a matrimonial agency that Sophie Clutts will inherit a million dollars and visits her father's hotel to win her hand. When Mustang Pete insults him after discovering him with...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mustang Pete → Sophie Clutts
(Romantic Love Interest)
The plot states that Mustang Pete is in love with Sophie and later says he is free to woo his sweetheart.
The Count → Sophie Clutts
(Romantic Suitor)
The Count learns that Sophie will inherit a million dollars and goes to her father's hotel to win her hand.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mustang Pete → The Count
(Conflict Romantic Rival)
Mustang Pete discovers that The Count is making love to Sophie and proceeds to insult him.
Story Analysis
A romantic rivalry escalates into a comic duel when Mustang Pete uses intimidating weapons to drive away The Count and regain peaceful access to Sophie.
Plot Progression
The Million-Dollar Courtship
A Rival Appears
The Hammer Duel
The Count Takes Flight
Directed by Roy Clements
Versus Sledge Hammers (1915) · 5.7/10 · comedy
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(Q15121949), public domain (CC0).
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