The Guerrilla Trailer

The Guerrilla Trailer (1908)

13 November 1908 Drama, War 15 mins

Set during the American Civil War, the film focuses on a group of deserters and renegades who disguise themselves in Confederate uniforms to steal supplies and pillage nearby homes in the countryside. Meanwhile, a Confederate soldier named Jack has to leave his sweetheart, Dorothy, to join the fighting. While Jack is away, a malicious, drunken guerrilla (a rogue intruder) discovers Dorothy alone at home and forces his way inside. Dorothy manages to hide in a room, desperately barricading herself as the intruder tries to break through the door. She frantically signals for help. Jack, having learned of the raid, races back on horseback.

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Cast

Arthur V. Johnson

as Jack Stanford

Harry Solter

as Confederate Soldier / Union Soldier

Mack Sennett

as Confederate Soldier / Union Soldier

Crew

Billy Bitzer

Billy Bitzer Cinematography

Arthur Marvin

Arthur Marvin Cinematography

International Releases Dates

United States 13 November 1908

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