Bunny's Swell Affair

1914

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Bunny, the druggist, and Jones, the undertaker, are both rivals for the hand of the coquettish widow Finch. Bunny arranges to take the widow out for a trolley ride. They meet Jones, who invi... Read allBunny, the druggist, and Jones, the undertaker, are both rivals for the hand of the coquettish widow Finch. Bunny arranges to take the widow out for a trolley ride. They meet Jones, who invites the widow to go for a ride in his new automobile. Excusing herself to Bunny, she gets ... Read allBunny, the druggist, and Jones, the undertaker, are both rivals for the hand of the coquettish widow Finch. Bunny arranges to take the widow out for a trolley ride. They meet Jones, who invites the widow to go for a ride in his new automobile. Excusing herself to Bunny, she gets into the auto and they drive off, leaving Bunny swearing vengeance. Driving along a countr... Read all

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Another screamingly funny picture

Here's another screamingly funny picture with John Bunny and Flora Finch, aided by a particularly good scenario, turning the trick. Bunny is a druggist and Miss Finch a wealthy widow who is ardently wooed by Bunny and a prosperous undertaker. When his suit is not prospering, Bunny intercepts a hat which his rival is sending to the widow and substitutes dry sponges for the pompons originally put on by the milliner. The widow fails to discover the substitution and the "swell affair" of the title results when she gets caught in the rain while wearing the new hat. Needless to say, the suitor who sent the hat doesn't win the widow's hand. - The Moving Picture World, June 13, 1914