Muriel Ashley is engaged to Ferdie Walton. Ferdie's father opposes the marriage; Muriel's parents favor it. The couple are married by a strange parson who wanders into the Ashley home, then after they leave for the honeymoon, Ferdie's father discovers that the clergyman is a crook.
John Ince
Director
Viola Dana
Muriel Ashley
Antrim Short
Ferdinand Oliver Walton
Margaret Campbell
Mrs. John Harper Ashley
Harry Todd
Mr. John Harper Ashley
Emmett King
Robert Walton
Tom Ricketts
Doctor Jenkins
Joseph Hazelton
Constable
Ralph W. Bell
Rev. Barton
Hugh Fay
Soapy Higgins
W.K. Mesick
Detective
William F. Moran
Hotel Clerk
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