The available reference identifies a 1918 short comedy through its cast and surviving censorship descriptions, but does not provide a complete narrative synopsis.
The available reference identifies Bright and Early as a 1918 American short comedy and lists its principal credited roles. It specifically establishes A Bellboy, The Boss, His Daughter, An Honest Crook, Old Man, and A Maid.
The censorship record describes a man taking a small boy to a bathroom. It also refers to the child's actions outside the room, but does not identify either figure by a whitelist character name.
Several listed cuts concern a man in women's underwear peeking through a keyhole and physical comedy involving a woman on the floor. The reference does not identify these figures by character name.
The remaining documented material includes underwear dropping from a woman's shoulders and a scene of Billy West rubbing a woman's foot. These details come from censorship records rather than a complete plot synopsis.
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