The Tourists

Year: 1912

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Director: Mack Sennett

ComedyWestern

After a group of tourists linger too long at a station’s Indian Arts and Crafts exhibit, they miss their train. While waiting, the flamboyantly dressed Normand, in a picture hat and black outfit, wanders off and becomes fascinated by Chief Evans, which sparks a chaotic chase pursued by angry, axe‑wielding Indian wives.

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