Summary
The narrative trajectory of Small Change pivots on the razor-thin margin between romantic dignity and fiscal destitution. Our protagonist, portrayed with a frantic, jittery grace by William Eugene, orchestrates a grand amorous gesture that his precarious bank balance simply cannot sustain. The plot follows this everyman as he escorts his sweetheart, played by the luminous Virginia Vance, into the intimidatingly opulent atmosphere of a high-society café. What follows is a masterclass in situational anxiety, as the young man attempts to maintain a façade of wealth while every item on the menu threatens to expose his poverty. The inclusion of Pal the Dog adds a layer of chaotic unpredictability, serving as a canine catalyst for the escalating slapstick. It is a story of social performance, where the menu serves as a battleground and the bill is the ultimate antagonist, forcing a confrontation between his desire to impress and the cold reality of his empty pockets.
Synopsis
A not over-wealthy young man takes his best girl for a little supper at an ultra-expensive café.
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