Auntie's Affinity

Auntie's Affinity wurde am 1. März 1913 veröffentlicht.

Regie in Auntie's Affinity führte(n) Barry O'Neil.

Auntie's Affinity hat eine Spielzeit von 11 Min..

Auntie's Affinity wurde produziert von Siegmund Lubin.

Marie and her Aunt Amanda live at the Hotel Borden. Marie is in love with Tom, son of the hotel proprietor. Aunt Amanda forbids Marie to ride in Tom's auto, so one day Marie pleads a headache and Aunt Amanda goes alone for her daily walk in the park. Marie steals off for a spin with Tom. Pietro, the handsome, portly hotel chef, also goes walking in the park; dressed well, he makes an impression on Aunt Amanda when he discovers her lost pocketbook in the park. Each is ignorant of the other's identity. The two meet often by appointment. Pietro tells Aunt Amanda that he is the Count of Montevideo and she believes him. He buys an engagement ring, but loses it during the excitement in the kitchen. The ring turns up in Marie's plum pudding. Pietro is exposed and discharged. Aunt Amanda is heartbroken. During the excitement, Marie and Tom elope. But it all turns out well when Pietro shows up with an official letter signed by the Italian consul, certifying that Pietro is the true Count of Montevideo and heir to a vast fortune.

Die Hauptcharaktere in Auntie's Affinity sind Pietro aka The Count of Montevideo - The Hotel Chef (Peter Lang), Aunt Amanda (Mrs. George W. Walters), Tom - The Hotel Proprietor's Son (Clarence Elmer).

Auntie's Affinity ist eine Komödie, Short Film.