Bunny's Mistake

19141914
9m

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Though his wife doubts his ability to run the new automobile, Bunny insists that he is an expert driver. He starts out alone to familiarize himself with the car. He is very proud of his abil... Read allThough his wife doubts his ability to run the new automobile, Bunny insists that he is an expert driver. He starts out alone to familiarize himself with the car. He is very proud of his ability and gets more and more daring as he progresses. As he comes down the street, little He... Read allThough his wife doubts his ability to run the new automobile, Bunny insists that he is an expert driver. He starts out alone to familiarize himself with the car. He is very proud of his ability and gets more and more daring as he progresses. As he comes down the street, little Helene, out walking with her very big doll in her arms, tries to run across the street in fr... Read all

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Bunny is never more amusing

Bunny is never more amusing than when he is doleful and here he is in a sad way indeed, for he thinks he has run over a child in his car. It turns out to be a big doll. Doris M. Schroeder wrote the scenario. The incidental business is all good and particularly the sub-title "The wicked flee when no man pursueth." A good comedy number. - The Moving Picture World, January 24, 1914

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