Brown’s Séance Trailer

Brown’s Séance Trailer (1912)

02 December 1912 Comedy 10 mins

Brown and his friends take an afternoon off, spending their time with some pretty chorus girls. Their wives persuade them to go to a spiritualist meeting and the medium makes the startling announcement that a man present is not true to his wife. The women demand the name of the man, and she refuses to answer questions in the meeting but promises to do so at a private séance next morning. At the appointed hour the wives arrive, and Brown and his friends try to hush up the medium, but she makes them pay dearly for her statement to their wives that their husbands are true to them.

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Cast

Fred Mace

as Mr. Brown

Mabel Normand

as Mrs. Brown

Crew

Fred Mace

Director

International Releases Dates

United States 02 December 1912

Production Companies

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