1911 · 11 min · komedia

Alkali Ike's Auto

Znany też jako: Alkali Ike's Automobile

Opis filmu

Opis oryginalny: angielski

Both "Alkali" and "Mustang" Pete loved Betty Brown, and the lady had her hands full in keeping the lovers from shooting each other. One day "Alkali" called on Betty with a pair of handsome saddle horses and asked her to go riding with him. She agreed, but the resourceful "Mustang," driving up with a handsome horse and carriage, carried off the lady. "Alkali" goes to the village inn, inclined to drink himself to death, but finally trades for an old junk automobile his two horses, and clambering in the seat, starts in pursuit of his rival and the lady. Overtaking them, he has no difficulty in persuading Betty to ride with him. But the auto breaks down and "Alkali," endeavoring to fix it, turns on the juice and the rattle-trap car starts down the trail at lightning speed, leaving "Alkali" behind. After a thrilling and exciting ride the car is ditched and poor Betty is thrown headlong into the road.

Reżyseria i główne role

Reżyseria: Gilbert M. 'Broncho Billy' Anderson

Główne role: Augustus Carney jako Alkali Ike, Harry Todd jako Mustang Pete, Margaret Joslin jako Betty Brown, Arthur Mackley jako Man in Apron

Scenariusz

Gilbert M. 'Broncho Billy' Anderson