All Mixed Up (1914)
A rurale tells his neighbor that he has picked out a wife for his son, and the latter shows him a picture of the girl he wants his son to marry; so the rustics shake hands over it. It appears that the sons have secretly married the very girls their fathers have opposed, "the double cross," showing in the photographs. The boys having been cowardly in the first place, in eloping, retain this quality by forcing the girls to break the news to their fathers. This results in a series of uproarious complications that eventually win happiness and satisfaction for all concerned.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Harry Jackson | Writer |
| William Nicholas Selig | Producer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Jack Nelson | |
| Marie Windheim | |
| Frank Casey | |
| Fannie Cohen |
