Ambrose’s First Falsehood

Year: 1914

Runtime: 10 mins

Language: English

Director: F. Richard Jones

Comedy

After a chance encounter with an old friend and two women, a married man quickly writes his wife a note claiming he has boarded a business train. Later, his wife discovers a newspaper report that the train has crashed, exposing his deception and leaving her to wonder what really happened.

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