An Innocent Victim

An Innocent Victim was released on February 17, 1914.

An Innocent Victim was directed by Arthur Hotaling.

An Innocent Victim has a runtime of 6m.

An Innocent Victim was produced by Siegmund Lubin.

Dr. Chisolm sees that Sam, his butler, is drinking his very best whiskey, so he dopes it with tartar emetic. Sam gets a big dose. So does Major Leigh, who comes to call. This is something the doctor does not know about, so when Sam tells him that he doesn't feel very well, he is told if he wants to live he must keep moving. Sam is on the run with Mandy, his best girl, after him with a whip to help him on the move. Sam and Mandy meet the major, who is also sick. Sam passes the advice to him. Mrs. Leigh and Mandy keep the two men moving. Meantime, the doctor tells the joke to Brooks Mannor, an acquaintance. Brooks meets the major and tells him of the joke, just at the time when the major has decided he would rather die than keep running. The major gets a shotgun, captures the doctor, forces him to drink the rest of the doped whiskey and starts him on the run.

The key characters in An Innocent Victim are Sam (John Edwards), Mandy (Mattie Edwards), The Doctor (Edward Lawrence).

An Innocent Victim is a Short, Comedy film.