Oh! You Honeymoon! (1916)
Bert Marsh and his bride, Amy, start out on their honeymoon well advertised as "Newlyweds." Arriving at a hotel, the bellboy showers them with attentions until the anticipated tips are noticeably lacking. Then Bert and Amy become the victims of their practical jokes. The bellboy and porter have arranged a clever scheme, and when the couple enter their suite, the fun begins. Hurriedly changing the bathroom sign to the bridal door, the boys anxiously await developments. Presently Bert is seen to saunter down the hallway in the direction of the bar. A moment later a fat man, in bath array, hurries into the new designated "bathroom." The next instant, however, a frightful noise in Amy's vicinity is too much for her nerves and she bounds to the bathroom door. Mr. Fat Man, now thoroughly angry at such a disturbance, lets forth a torrent of curses, which so shocks the bride, that she decides to go right back home to mother. Hastening to the railway station, Bert comes upon Amy; explanations ensue and both discover they have been innocent participants in a comedy of errors.
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GenresComedy
Short
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Leslie T. Peacocke | Director |
| Leslie T. Peacocke | Writer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Willard Wayne | |
| Alida Hayman |
