That’s Him

Year: 1918

Runtime: 11 mins

Director: Gilbert Pratt

Comedy

Just after his wedding, the newlywed is set to travel when he discovers his train tickets are missing. A thief knocks him unconscious, swaps clothing with him, and leaves him in the crook’s guise. Meanwhile the thief’s former victims chase the man, and his bride is convinced he has abandoned her.

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