Winning Winsome Winnie

1915

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Sam Burroughs, the sole member of the Jenksville police force, is in love with Winnie, queen of the village lunch-stand. Their courtship progresses favorably until the arrival of Diamond Dan... Read allSam Burroughs, the sole member of the Jenksville police force, is in love with Winnie, queen of the village lunch-stand. Their courtship progresses favorably until the arrival of Diamond Dan Hicks, a city grafter who sells glass diamonds to the Jenksville inhabitants at fancy pri... Read allSam Burroughs, the sole member of the Jenksville police force, is in love with Winnie, queen of the village lunch-stand. Their courtship progresses favorably until the arrival of Diamond Dan Hicks, a city grafter who sells glass diamonds to the Jenksville inhabitants at fancy prices. Hicks cuts a disastrous inroad into the love of Winnie and Sam, and finally gains Win... Read all

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deickemeyer

Rich in comic possibilities

This one-reel comedy of rural life, when entered by the smooth stranger from the big city, is rich in comic possibilities, and Lottie Briscoe as the heroine, Arthur V. Johnson as Sam, Howard Mitchell as "Diamond Dan" and Barnard Segel as the Judge, see that all of the fun is brought to the front. The manner in which Same prevents "Diamond Dan" from carrying off his lady love will win him the laughter and approval of every audience. - The Moving Picture World, March 27, 1915