Getting Married

1911

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Thomas Carrigan, Charles Clary, Lillian Leighton, and Kathlyn Williams in Getting Married (1911)

Sally Featherstone is engaged to Loring Jones, a young artist, her father objects, having other plans for his daughter. The young lady pays no attention to this paternal opposition, and she ... Read allSally Featherstone is engaged to Loring Jones, a young artist, her father objects, having other plans for his daughter. The young lady pays no attention to this paternal opposition, and she and Loring arrange to have the young Rev. Reed, an old college chum, perform the ceremony ... Read allSally Featherstone is engaged to Loring Jones, a young artist, her father objects, having other plans for his daughter. The young lady pays no attention to this paternal opposition, and she and Loring arrange to have the young Rev. Reed, an old college chum, perform the ceremony in Jones' studio. Loring's next door neighbor, a modiste also having the name of Jones, pu... Read all

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Released as a split reel along with the documentary In Japan (1911).

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The situations afford much sport for the audience

A lively comedy with a young couple, an objecting father and a mistake in delivering a wardrobe as important factors. The couple are to be married in the lover's studio, but the father appears. Just as he comes some furniture men deliver a wardrobe by mistake and the girl gets inside. Before the difficulty is straightened out the furniture men return and transfer the wardrobe with the girl inside to the rightful owner next door. The young man and the minister crawl through the skylight and the ceremony is performed right there while the irate parent storms to his heart's content in the studio. The situations afford much sport for the audience. - The Moving Picture World, December 9, 1911