How does The Rogue end?

In the final act ("Mansion Melee & Tea Party"): Thieves and police storm the mansion, leading to a surrender, followed by a comedic tea gathering.

The Rogue (1918) — AI Story Visualization

Name: The Rogue
Genre: comedy, crime
Released: 1918
Rating: 4.1

Plot Analysis Summary

A tramp's chaotic journey from street pranks to a mansion siege, ending in comedic resolution.

Story Structure — 4 Plot Phases

Kitchen Chaos & Cafe Clash

Park Pranks & Roadside Rescue

Window Throw & Street Chase

Mansion Melee & Tea Party

'The Rogue' casts West as the slavey in a boarding-house (not a very Chaplinesque role) overseen by a landlady who seems to be a cross between Alice Davenport and Marie Dressler, with a dash of Hattie Jacques. He crosses paths with a counterfeit count (White) and a stolen violin worth $20,000.

Directed by

Arvid E. Gillstrom

Key Cast

Billy West — Billy
Oliver Hardy — Cafe Owner

Rating: 4.1/10 (4 votes)