Stopping the Limited

1914

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Hugh McKinnon, a manufacturer, is angry because the R.R. superintendent refuses to stop the limited No. 19 at Bangor. He refuses to allow his daughter, Nancy, to marry Dan Sawyer, so they de... Read allHugh McKinnon, a manufacturer, is angry because the R.R. superintendent refuses to stop the limited No. 19 at Bangor. He refuses to allow his daughter, Nancy, to marry Dan Sawyer, so they decide to elope. They start in Dan's auto and break down near the R.R. station. No. 19 has j... Read allHugh McKinnon, a manufacturer, is angry because the R.R. superintendent refuses to stop the limited No. 19 at Bangor. He refuses to allow his daughter, Nancy, to marry Dan Sawyer, so they decide to elope. They start in Dan's auto and break down near the R.R. station. No. 19 has just stopped for water and they jump aboard. McKinnon sees them board the train, and wires ... Read all

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deickemeyer

Original in its way

A story of an elopement which is rather original in its way. The limited train accidentally stops at Bangor, and the daughter of a wealthy manufacturer and her lover jump aboard and elope. The girl's father informs the railroad that the limited took on passengers at Bangor. The father to prove his information true is forced to forgive the young couple and the railroad makes Bangor a regular stop. This is a mild comedy. - The Moving Picture World, August 29, 1914