One Week

Year: 1920

Runtime: 25 mins

Director: Edward F. Cline

Comedy

Two reels of side‑splitting comedy follow newlyweds who receive a build‑it‑yourself house as a wedding gift, promised to be assembled in just one week. A rejected suitor covertly re‑numbers the packing crates, forcing the husband to put the home together according to the altered order. Their patience is tested as each step spirals into chaotic, laugh‑filled mishaps.

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