The Englishman and the Girl 1910

Directed by D.W. Griffith

A small-town drama group's rehearsal of Pocahintas is interrupted when one of their members, Dorothy, receives a letter telling that her English cousin is arriving for a visit. The Englishman turns out to be stuffy and humorless, and is the butt of several pranks. The drama group dresses as Indians and threatens him, but he turns the tables, pulls out a gun and chases them away.