The Fugitive

The Fugitive was released on March 13, 1913.

The Fugitive was directed by Charles H. France.

The Fugitive has a runtime of 7m.

The Fugitive was produced by William Nicholas Selig.

Charley Cheddar knocks out an offender at school, and thinking he is done for, makes a quick get-away to avoid the police. He flies to London and conceals himself in the home of his newly-wed sister. He is well-nigh famished, and finding sanctuary in the dining room, hides under the table and helps himself, reaching up and taking a chance. The cook yells that the house is haunted and through a series of amusing scenes the terrified youth adds to the delusion and confusion. He meets his new brother-in-law for the first time, and finding that he is a judge, believes his chance for having the law on him improving momentarily. He disguises himself, but gets deeper into trouble all the time. Until it is revealed he is not a fugitive from justice, and the man he knocked out has happily recovered.

The key characters in The Fugitive are Judge Boodle (John Lancaster), Mrs. Boodle (Lillian Leighton), Charley Cheddar (Palmer Bowman).

The Fugitive is a Short, Drama film.