A Midnight Cupid Trailer (1910)

03 June 1910 Comedy 17 mins

Perry Dudley, a rich eligible bachelor, is bored with his life and longs for a change. Nick, a penniless tramp, has received a letter from the town where he lived as a child, asking him to return home. Through a fluke Perry finds the letter, takes Nick’s place and goes to the little town himself. The townspeople accept him as Nick, he falls in love with a farmer’s daughter, and all is going well until the real Nick shows up. When the farmer finds he has been duped he orders Perry to leave; Perry not only leaves but takes the girl with him. The farmer follows in angry pursuit, but when he learns that his daughter’s abductor is rich and has marriage in mind, he becomes much more agreeable.

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Cast

Charles West as Perry Dudley

Mack Sennett as Nick - the Unfortunate One

George Nichols as The Country Farmer

Florence Barker as The Country Girl

Verner Clarges as The Minister

Frank Evans as The Policeman

Grace Henderson as At Party

Crew

Stanner E.V. Taylor Writer

D.W. Griffith Director

International Releases Dates

United States 03 June 1910

Production Companies

American Mutoscope & Biograph

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