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assistance of Audrey. When they burn the duck Joan goes to a restaurant to buy one. While she is gone, Tom arrives and looks through the apartment to see what he can find out. He finds Joan's hatbox and realizes she is his maid. While he is there, the laundryman comes by. Tom, thinking his clothes are still in the closet, gives the man his pants to be pressed and cleaned. When he checks the closet, to his surprise, all his clothes are gone. When Joan rings the bell, Tom dressed in a woman's coat, and escapes through the back door. 
 Tom has another run in with Officer Brokaw.  
about the burned duck. The couple talks about what each wants out of life. When Joan asks Tom what qualities he is looking for in a woman he tells her the most important quality is honesty. This makes her think about what she has been doing. She tells Tom she may be moving. 
  with Joan. Meanwhile, Joan sadly removes the feminine things from the apartment, thinking the charade is almost over and she must move back home. But she receives a telegram from Mr. Milford's office saying he would be gone another week and a phone call from Tom, which quickly changes her mind. that Milford really is Tom. So, she plans revenge.    party, dressed as girls of Paris Boulevards. Seeing the girls arrive in droves, Officer Brokaw sends for police reinforcements.
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