The Old Maid's Baby (1914)
Bunny is rejected by Flora when her dog destroys his hat and gloves and she goes on a trip. She secretly takes the dog, dressed as a baby, on a train. An altercation occurs when another passenger, John, discovers the "baby" is a dog, which leads to the dog being accidentally dropped from the train. John retrieves the dog, winning Flora's gratitude, and proposes. This time, he is accepted.
Director: George D. Baker
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John Bunny as John |
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Flora Finch as Flora the Old Maid |
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Ethel Corcoran as |
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Mary Anderson as |
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William Shea as |
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Fido the Dog as Flora's 'Baby' |
| Directing | George D. Baker | Director |
| Writing | Gladys Johnson | Story |
