A couple gets married and goes on their honeymoon in Nova Scotia. As events go on, the husband displays a temper and gets punished for it.
It's a comedy in that term, with the humor consisting of watching the groom getting his comeuppance. Technically, this is a movie in twelve shots, or scenes; the camera is placed in a spot and the action plays against the background for a while, then usually there's a title and the scene shifts. The earlier, calmer shots, and the last one, are well over a minute. The ones in between turn over at a faster pace, indicating that the film makers were well aware that the shorter shot, the greater the excitement: another 'fact' discovered a dozen years later by the Academicians!
New Hampshire and Rye Beach stand in for Nova Scotia.
It's a comedy in that term, with the humor consisting of watching the groom getting his comeuppance. Technically, this is a movie in twelve shots, or scenes; the camera is placed in a spot and the action plays against the background for a while, then usually there's a title and the scene shifts. The earlier, calmer shots, and the last one, are well over a minute. The ones in between turn over at a faster pace, indicating that the film makers were well aware that the shorter shot, the greater the excitement: another 'fact' discovered a dozen years later by the Academicians!
New Hampshire and Rye Beach stand in for Nova Scotia.
