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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1912
Page
2
An adapted comedy scene shows Walter and Sally planning a cheeky escape on a train. He expects a smoke filled interlude while she plans to shed propriety, disguise youth, and join a conspiracy to celebrate a bridal arrival. Amid flirtation and flirtatious boasts they plot as Teneued and companions scheme behind the scenes.
A couple bound for Utah elope aboard a crowded train, dodging former spouses and divorce law quirks. A wary porter watches as Mallory and Marjorie surrender to a last embrace, planning to flee together despite looming separation and transport deadlines.
On a crowded train a prank spirals out of control as two West Point jokers flood the car with rice shoes and wedding gear while Mallory and Marjorie struggle to maintain the ruse of a non wedding. The porter stamps out the chaos and keeps the couple from leaping into an impulsive elopement.
On a train a young couple believed to be newlyweds face social chaos as a reverend doctor husband is a plain preacher and the truth would wreck the couple’s ruse. Mallory and Marjorie hide the truth while Mrs. Temple clings to the pretence and a wary Temple father figure returns from the smoking room.
In a morbid scene, Mrs. Temple completes a doomed ceremony between Marjorie and Mallory as he fixes a fatal circlet. Mrs. Temple's final consoling remark shifts from comfort to eerie detachment while the couple stares out the window, ignoring the closed shades.
In a railway car a wedding party sparks tension as Ira Lathrop the noted misanthrope snaps at crumbs and a startled woman, then spars with him over marriage and sanity. The passenger replies firmly and defends her choice.
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