The Long Arm of the Law ratings (Movie, 1914)

"Bat" Henry, representing himself as the manager of the insurance company which indemnifies Mrs. George Warren against the loss of her famous jewels, is permitted in her presence to reappraise the jewels. Three men, flashing detectives' shields, brush by the startled servant. Grappling with Henry, they congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Warren upon their having been delivered from a clever crook. Prevailing upon them to allow the "detectives" to take the jewels with them to Police Headquarters pending their investigation of the theory that Warren's servants are leagued with the rogue, they drag Henry away. Safe in an automobile the four men laugh and exultantly examine the pearls so cleverly stolen. Cecil Douglas, an eccentric man of adventure, wagers $10,000 with a wealthy member of the club that he will produce the pearls within one week from midnight. Fellow members in the University Club draw up the agreement. "Bat" Henry and a woman accomplice reading a newspaper learn that Countess Le ...