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A Train of Incidents · 1914
A Train of Incidents (1914) is a Comedy film directed by George D. Baker, starring John Bunny, Flora Finch, Charles Bryant.
Comedy
Overview
Two young people, Betty Browne and Billy, are set to inherit money if they marry, but each imagines the other as a rough cowboy and refuses; by chance, they end up on the same train with their chaperones (Miss Prim and Bunny), leading to mistaken identities, romantic confusion (as Bunny and Miss Prim fall for each other too!), and a hilarious mix-up before they finally discover each other's true identities at a station and fall in love for real.
Cast
John Bunny, Flora Finch, Charles Bryant, Mary Anderson, William Shea, George Stevens
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What is "A Train of Incidents" about?
Two young people, Betty Browne and Billy, are set to inherit money if they marry, but each imagines the other as a rough cowboy and refuses; by chance, they end up on the same train with their chaperones (Miss Prim and Bunny), leading to mistaken identities, romantic confusion (as Bunny and Miss Prim fall for each other too!), and a hilarious mix-up before they finally discover each other's true identities at a station and fall in love for real.
When was "A Train of Incidents" released?
A Train of Incidents was released in 1914.
Who stars in "A Train of Incidents"?
The cast includes John Bunny, Flora Finch, Charles Bryant, Mary Anderson.
