The Would-Be Shriner Trailer

The Would-Be Shriner Trailer (1912)

25 July 1912 Comedy 11 mins

Hank Hopkins is a "rube" of the most extreme type, and on the morning of the great Shrine Parade in Los Angeles, he is met by a couple of friends, practical jokers, who make him believe that they can effect his participating in the grand pageant. He telephones his wife to be on the grandstand to see him march by. Mrs. Hopkins receives a great disappointment, but it is slight to what Hank receives when he attempts to get into line.

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Cast

Mack Sennett

as Hank Hopkins

Kate Bruce

as Hank Hopkins' Wife

Fred Mace

as On Street

William J. Butler

as On Street

Jack Pickford

as Parade Bystander

Charles West

as Club Member

Edward Dillon

as Policeman

J. Jiquel Lanoe

as Asylum Director

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 25 July 1912

Production Companies

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