Pranks

Arthur Johnson and Marion Leonard quarrel. Later, they each go down to the river to swim, where they meet. Miss Leonard gives him the cold shoulder, goes into a changing kiosk, and emerges dressed for the water, while Johnson finds another and does likewise. While they are in the water, Bobby Harron and Jack Pickford swap the clothes, forcing them each to crossdress.

There's no Biograph Right Wall in evidence, although it has already shown up, and the gesturing is big; still, this is a comedy, which means it's considered appropriate. Even with these cinematically primitive blots, it's clear that, thirteen months into his directing career, Griffith has caught onto his editing technique, with a good pace of action and cuts that keeps the story advancing at a good clip.