The Old Fire Horse and the New Fire Chief

1914

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John Bunny in The Old Fire Horse and the New Fire Chief (1914)

The Women's Progressive League of Willlamsville, headed by Mrs. Banks, holds a mass meeting to protest against the inefficiency of the local fire department. They visit the mayor with the re... Read allThe Women's Progressive League of Willlamsville, headed by Mrs. Banks, holds a mass meeting to protest against the inefficiency of the local fire department. They visit the mayor with the result that Bunny, the old fire chief, is ousted and Mrs. Bangs elected in his place as the ... Read allThe Women's Progressive League of Willlamsville, headed by Mrs. Banks, holds a mass meeting to protest against the inefficiency of the local fire department. They visit the mayor with the result that Bunny, the old fire chief, is ousted and Mrs. Bangs elected in his place as the new fire chief. She has some trouble in her new position, but soon overcomes all obstacles... Read all

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Mr. Bunny appears at his best

This two-reeler is a satirical treatment of the modern feminist movement in which there is plenty of lively action, a great deal of human interest, and a leaven of good comedy. John Bunny and Flora Finch are featured, although the only "fat" feminine role is in the hands of Kate Price, who handles it exceptionally well. Needless to say, Mr. Bunny appears at his best in a picture of this kind where there is an absence of horse-play and slapstick work. - The Moving Picture World, May 23, 1914